83 euros is a great price when here in the US they're all still $150+ no matter where I look. Currently have Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+ and they sound great but really wish I had OnePlus buds to go with my OnePlus phone
Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+
I’ve used multiple Shure IEMs, Ultimate Ears, Bose, Bang and Olufsen, Sennheiser…
All have their place and purpose but
Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+ is believe it or not my most often used daily
QCY N70 ou Capsule 3 Pro+, ambos são excelentes, os QCY com mais tecnologia embarcada e os Capsule com melhor som entre os dois, só não compra os Air5 Pro+, bateria terrível e som com qualidade inferior comparado aos dois anteriores.
Baseus Bowie MP1, QCY N70, Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+; any of them have excellent sound, the first two are more technologically advanced, but the Capsule stands out for its more balanced and excellent sound, close to that of the Soundpeats H3. - All headphones are in the $60-$70 range.
I'm an iPhone user, I tested the Airpods Pro2 and if you're looking for sound quality, at a much lower price, but with audio quality superior to a range of much more expensive headphones, go with the Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro+, the sound quality of the airpods is not 80% that of the soundpeats, in addition to being a much cheaper headphone. I found the passive ANC super effective, if I activate it, I didn't see much of a difference. The battery is excellent, with the case, I can use it for a whole week. As for the sound, it is very immersive for reggae, rock, good bass and mids and very detailed highs due to the xMEMS driver.
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.
I have and enjoy the Capsule3 Pro+. The xMEMS drivers work well with my particular hearing situation. I suspect the H3 may not be as comfortable for me so I will pass on them for now.
Capsule3 Pro+ have the xMEMS drivers which sets them apart for me due to the superior upper mids and highs. A bright sound with crisp highs is important to my ears but we all diifer in our taste.
The EQ settings work well. I boost the bass and find it balanced and effective. Some may find the highs too bright and EQ them down. I need it bright and shimmering. My hearing has been abused by too many concerts.
Chris - Thanks for this comprehensive piece. I've been using the [Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=67e80782c148d780JmltdHM9MTcyNDk3NjAwMCZpZ3VpZD0xYTcxMmJjNC1lMjRjLTYxMmQtMDRmMS0zYTdlZTNlNDYwNjQmaW5zaWQ9NTIyNQ&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=1a712bc4-e24c-612d-04f1-3a7ee3e46064&psq=Soundpeats+capsule+3+Pro%2b&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly9zb3VuZHBlYXRzLmNvbS9wcm9kdWN0cy9jYXBzdWxlMy1wcm8tcGx1cy1haS1hZGFwdGl2ZS1hY3RpdmUtbm9pc2UtY2FuY2VsbGluZy13aXJlbGVzcy1lYXJidWRz&ntb=1) since they were released and the xMEMS drivers were a game changer for me. I use them to stream hi-res jazz and classical music and always use the LDAC setting. I'm satisfied with them and have had no issues other than the sometimes balky app. Are you able to make a comparison between them and the new 5 Pro+? I'm wondering if they would be a major upgrade for me.
My absolute favorite in my budget range for jazz and classical music are the Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro+. Their xMEMS high frequency drivers do it for my ears. Don't know if they're still being produced though.
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.
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