SoundPEATS Capsule3 Pro+ Wireless Earbuds, Adaptive Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Hi Res HiFi Stereo Sound with xMEMS Speaker, True Wireless ANC Earphones & LDAC, 6 Mic 43H Playtime

As an audiophile guy, both for enjoyment as well as for professional video editing, I use products like this all day long, 5-6 days/week.I own a few different pairs of high-end Sennheiser 600 series headphones, Beyer's, HiFiMAN, and lots of different earbuds (wired and wireless) - and am always looking for a versatile wireless earbud for work, travel, and enjoyment.Though I've learned to enjoy the convenience and sound signature of Apple's Air Pods Pro 2, these Capsule3 Pro+ earbuds are comparatively an even more amazing value for what they offer.Great sound, super light in the ear (almost 'too' lightweight feeling), no fatigue, great dynamics, good-great soundstage, acceptable and predictable battery life, and a great companion app that includes user sound presets, an adjustable EQ for tweaking the sound signature to your preferences, and the ability to update firmware.More surprisingly, the capacitive touch of the each earbud works very well - and offers a ton of customization, allowing from 1-2-3 taps for commands, and a slow-touch as well . . . and allows user-defined controls for everything from Play/Pause, to call answering, turning on/off ANC, etc. Slick! I like never having to take my phone out of my pocket to start/stop, advance tracks, or answer calls. Definitely more customization than Air Pods Pro.Easily the BEST feature of these buds though are the MEMs drivers; these cutting edge drivers, which will likely begin to dominate the earbud world for their efficiency, size, and sound qualities, are incredible . . . they just sing across the entire width of the frequency spectrum. Spend a little time in the app adjusting EQ to your preference, save that as a preset, and you're off to the races enjoying music and podcasts for hours. Literally, amazing sound! Soundstage is a touch lacking; it's not wide, but it's also not super tight. The quality of your input material, from whichever music or podcast app you use, will affect the sound quite a bit. Additionally, your choice of tips will also have a profound effect on the sound quality and soundstage, too (more on that shortly). LDAC is a powerful addition to these Capsule3 Pro+ buds, and does affect the sound quality quite a bit.A few Tips for getting more out of these earbuds:- If you're after solid ANC, then these may/may not quite fit the bill; there's a good implementation of it in these buds, but I've experienced far better versions of it in other products from other manufacturers. Air Pods Pro does a much better job of Noise Cancellation and Transparency. . . . but they're also more than twice the price of these.- The largest influence of the sound stage and sound signature (outside of the source app), is the earbud tips; in general, I can't stand flimsy and anemic-sounding silicone tips for this reason. The silicone tips that come with these earbuds are comfortable enough, but Comply/Memory Foam tips really seal the ear better, giving the effect of more bass, more focused mids, and better ANC. I bought the Comply TrueGrip Pro TW-200 tips, which fit perfectly on the oddly-oval cone tips of these earbuds, and WOW - huge improvement in sound! And MUCH better isolation for ANC. Highly recommended.- The rechargeable case the earbuds come in, that houses the tips and recharges them, is solid . . . but it's also super-smooth to the touch, and I've almost inadvertently dropped it a number of times. There are only a few aftermarket silicone outer-shell cases for the Capsule3 Pro+ case, but at less than $10/ea, this is a must in my book for adding protection and a less smooth, tactile experience when handling. (not shown in the photo I uploaded)Overall, I would buy these again without question! I have EQ'd 2 profiles - one for music listening, and one for a flat response when editing video - and these buds deliver in spades for both use-cases. MEMs drivers really deliver! I'd just go ahead and buy them now if I were you, especially if you're considering any other wireless earbuds with noice-canceling and features like AptX or LDAC. IMO, these earbuds compete all the way up into the $400 price category. Hope this has helped!

Soundpeats surprises me again. Who would've thought? I figured I'd only live the Soundpeats Opera05 earbuds but here we are and these Capsule 3 Pros are all-around fantastic. I'm extremely impressed. Most people don't know (or are just lame or self-conscious people who only stick with the most popular brands) but there are several earbuds priced just above and below $100 which are better than most others priced in the $200 -$500 range. These earbuds definitely fall under said category. These are gems in a huge sea of brands, knock-offs, latest models, and more.These earbuds are by far your best bang per buck at the moment. They are comfortable, the charger and earbuds quality feels better than past products, fits well, and the performance is by far the aspect that blew me away. The reason for this is likely due to a few new additions but by far the biggest and best advancement is the inclusion of MEMS (if you're unfamiliar with xMEMS and MEMS I added a summary explanation at the bottom of my review).Where earbuds are concerned I'm always purchasing the latest and greatest hoping I'll find MY PERFECT EARBUDS. I've come close but I can't say I've found what I consider perfect and I'm admittedly obsessed with ear buds (as well as head phones DACS and Amps, wired buds, as well as speakers whether portable or otherwise). I own (after selling a dozen or more recently in a garage sale) around 25 to 30 earbuds all different brands and models. Yes, I own the latest Apple, Sony, and Bose flagship buds, I even spent a crazy amount of money on the Devialet Gemini II which are great but wish they were louder. I own B&Os, Sennheiser, Samsungs, Jabra, JBL, JLabs, Earfun, Cambridge, OnePlus, Google buds, a ton of various Eufy earbuds, Creative, Status, Ultimate Ears, Tozo, Nura, 1More, Edifier, and the list sadly goes on. Refer to picture 2 which are currently my "go to" earbuds and yes, I'm aware I need to cut down my go-to buds to like 3-5 max. I'm working on it...Honestly, stop reading this and just buy these SoundPeats, I also highly recommend Soundpeats Opera05 too.As promised, here's the summary of MEMS, what they are, and how they improve earbuds (specifically, these new Soundpeats).* xMEMS AND MEMS SUMMARY *MEMS is a fairly new technology in the earbud arena. In fact, I'm only aware of one other brand that has xMEMS which are rhe Creative Aurvana Ace 2 earbuds.If you're unfamiliar with xMEMS and MEMS a breakdown is included below. But I'll speak to how they improve these earbuds specifically:- Superior Sound Quality with high resolution, crisp and clear sound. Specifically mids and highs.- MEMS speakers are much smaller and lighter than traditional drivers, allowing for premier audio improvements without compromising size.- Improved ANC- Improved Battery Life- Durable and reliable due to being solid-state in design. and Reliability- Faster Audio Response TimesxMEMS is a company that specializes in developing solid-state micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) speakers and audio technology. Their products focus on delivering high-quality audio with miniature, power-efficient designs, mainly used in devices like earbuds, hearing aids, and other audio equipment. xMEMS technology replaces traditional coil and diaphragm speakers with piezoelectric MEMS-based solid-state speakers, offering benefits like faster response times, better precision, and higher durability. Their solutions aim to improve sound quality and user experience in portable and wearable devices, with a focus on enhancing audio clarity, spatial accuracy, and immersion.

Fit well, sound great to my ears for the price point, good clarity and bass. They hold their charge well too, especially when the case recharges them (up to a week for my use) The app works very well too in spite of some negative reviews. I was able to set custom eq and toggle the touch settings as well via the app. Happy with my purchase so far.