SoundPEATS - Air4 Pro

I would go for: Moondrop space travel is a safe choice for sound, they're very underwhelming in anc and are pretty flimsy( the only pair of earbuds that I had break into pieces) OnePlus buds 3 is very good with equalization, I got it to sound better than anything wireless before 200 usd, so best potential by far imo. Pretty sharp sounding stock, although you can partly fix it with companion app without diving deeper, also many people like their stock sound. Anc is great for the price and they're very slick and well-built. Ali 50 dollars Soundpeats air 4 pro are just nice. Very inoffensive sound, they lack high frequencies, but that's a blessing in disguise as they're not sharp. Kinda natural sound. Eq can make them better but isn't necessary at all. I would say that anc is a bit worse than buds 3, but very usable... unlike space travels. Well built. They're not a current model, wait for a sale on aliexpress and you can get them for 50. It's more like 65 now if I'm not mistaken.

For info, I use wireless headphones with my rp5: the SoundPEATS Air4 Pro, they use the Aptx codec and in game mode the latency must be around 70 / 80 milliseconds, frankly it works pretty well in terms of delays... it's not perfect but it works.

If you want something cheap and not terrible, the SoundPEATS Air4 Pro is pretty good. Fairly bassy, but doesn't sound terrible for a TWS. If you want to spend more the the Apple Airpods Pro are supposedly the best sounding TWS currently, although I only have the non-pro, so I can't compare them. For the gym I'd personally go with the cheaper option anyway as marginal improvements in sound quality aren't going to be noticeable in that environment, whereas the risk of loss or damage is pretty high. Plus the extra bass is probably an advantage over something more neutral.

I always carry one pair of half in-ears (for comfort, taking calls, listening to podcasts while still having full environmental awareness) and a pair of ANC buds for when I need to block everything out. I use the FIIL CC nano as half in-ears (Soundpeats Air series is even better but I lost the case for mine) and the Soundpeats Air4 Pro for ANC in-ears. These can be bought for less than £40 each on Aliexpress and deliver phenomenal performance for the price. Note that the touch controls on the FIIL suck, but they're otherwise great. Soundpeats 0 complaints, 10/10

Agur waqai koi achi cheez leyna Chahta ho soundpeats consider karo. Soundpeats Air 4 pro low latency, better noice cancellation, multi point connection (connect 2 devices at the same time). It's gonna cost you around 11k or you can go with the cheape one model.

If you value Software experience slightly over sound quality, then go for a Soundcore P40i, or if you value sound quality slightly over software experience, then go for a SoundPEATS Air 4 Pro's. (Has a Snapdragon chipset for Lossless Audio transmission, the Codec is currently the most stable codec for Lossless Audio transmission - AptX) There is another alternative if you value sound quality over everything else, given your budget, AKG USB Type C wired earphones have a sound quality to rival some premium Sennheiser Earbuds, and given these are wired, the transmission 100% lossless.

I'm an Apple guy but I've found it easier to leave my AirPod Pro 2 for my Apple stuff and have different ear buds for my Android handhelds. I just picked up both the Soundpeats Air 4 and the Soundpeats Air 4 Pro during the sales they have had on AliExpress (also available from Amazon). They support AptX and I like that the styling is very similar to Apple's - except I was able to get some cool translucent ones. I haven't tried them with the gCloud specifically (been using them with a SurfaceDuo I use for emulation), but they sound pretty decent and the price was great. Only briefly tested the mic by calling my girlfriend, and she said they sounded good. Edit: I keep my gCloud over at my girlfriend's, so I will give them a try when I go over there tonight. I don't think there should be much lag with the AptX support. I don't play any social games where I am talking to people, though.

Soundpeats Air4 Pro US price has been reduced. Probably due to new model being released. High quality sound for $40 USD. ANC is fine for my needs. Transparency mode is very good.

Here are some good deals. Uses the codes at Amazon checkout. I like the Air4 Pro. The ANC is good enough for my needs. Sound is excellent. [Turn Up the Savings With Up to 50% Off Popular Soundpeats Earbuds and Headphones - CNET](https://www.cnet.com/deals/turn-up-the-savings-with-up-to-50-off-popular-soundpeats-earbuds-and-headphones/)

I like these but prefer the Capsule3 Pro+. The xMEMS high frequency drivers give my ears the shimmering crispy highs I need. More comfortable for me too. Either one is a great value. Our ears are all different.

Technics AZ80 if you have an iPhone Sony if you have Samsung Momentum 4 if you have a device that does AptX lossless or adaptive The technics do the best with the low bit rate iPhone codecs. The other two sound better if you can use the better codecs. The technics sound the most clean and clear The Sonys are smooth and laid back The M4 is the most dynamic/energetic If you consider the Sony, see if you can test them when walking. I found they weirdly amplified and echoed footsteps.

Wired Letshouer s12 pro for 2am raves and some mixing Denon Perl Pro for casual listening, late home workouts and mastering reference Soundcore ai3 for work Soundpeats air 4 pro for podcasts when i go out I still need the Devialet Gemini and Soundcore Sleep to feel fulfilled in life.

QCY Melobuds Pro. If you spend a little more ($45-$50), the Soundpeats Air 4 Pro are much better.

Thanks for this info. I was trying to search to see if my new Air4 Pro's "Snapdragon Sound" meant that they would be super compatible with my RP5 Snapdragon chip (whenever it arrives).

I tried my SoundPeats Air4 but for some odd reason there’s a major delay and I haven’t been able to fix it.

If you don’t want to have ear pain wearing it for more than 30 minutes than go for Soundpeats Air5. I am using air4 and you don’t even feel you have it simply plugged into your ears. It’s light and doesn’t have rubber tips that makes your ears itchy.

Instead of looking for the best "open earphones" that usually have at best iffy sound quality you'd be better off looking at modern earbuds that are typically called flatheads nowadays to distinguish themselves from IEM and TWS options. Sound quality has come a long way from the cheap junk that used to come with MP3 players and there are a lot of affordable options to choose from with a wide array of sound signatures. Your best bet to narrow down your options would be to post on the [Earbuds Round-up thread](https://www.head-fi.org/threads/earbuds-round-up.441400/) with your preferred sound signature and music tastes as it's one of the best sources for flathead reviews and impressions that I've found. A good budget set that's well-rounded is [OpenHeart's Nightingale](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804183827824.html) which is one of the cheapest flatheads with a removable cable and punches way above its weight in terms of bang for buck. You likely won't find a lot of TWS flatheads as I can only think of two: Moondrop's Block which has a warm sound signature but poor sound quality and Smabat's S2 Pro which has a very bright and harsh signature. Your best bet would be to find a flathead with a removable cable that has your preferred sound signature and use adapters such as TRN's BT30 Pro or Fiio's UTWS5 2025 to turn them into TWS flatheads. There are some semi in-ear TWS earbuds from SoundPeats that sound good but they will block your ear canal so they'll likely have the same problem that IEMs do but if you want to give them a try then SoundPeats' Air4 (not the Lite) is a good option for the money. Just make sure to turn on ANC and go through the custom sound profile setup as by default they don't have a lot of bass.

I still use the Comfobuds as my keep in the pocket pair, for the comfort, unobtrusiveness, and speed of connection after removing them from the case. They have developed an issue where sometimes they'll wake up inside their case and connect to my phone when I don't want them to. For my home listening I use a pair of Soundpeats Air buds. The music quality is better and being open air I still feel "present" in the room and can sing along without sounding weird. My work pair is now some Linkbuds S. They have good call and music quality and really excellent active and more importantly passive noise isolation, along with low latency mode I can game with. Their downside is they stick out a bit far from my ears. I tried Bose QC 2s and hated them. 

Just tried my linkbud s ones again,anc is rubbish,my old jabra elite 4 active are better,now prefer half ear ones like soundpeats air, everyone is different that's why we have so many to choose from 😀

Just got them yesterday. Much better than my Samsung Buds+. I listen to audiobooks and music from my phone. Today I was at Dunkin and it's a noisy place with their music and A/C. The ANC did a nice job of blocking it all out. 10% coupon at Amazon make these hard to pass up.

been using these for a bit too. anc’s honestly better than i expected, blocks out the usual office noise and people talking around me pretty well.

They suck. Only the sound quality is a bit decent.

Honestly, not as good as I was expecting.

Been using sound peats. I recommend their anc