SoundPEATS - H3

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These are amazing! I love these! They sound the best on android using LDAC Bluetooth codec. I don’t listen to anything using AAC. I use android specifically for the Apple Music at the gym. iPhone is my primary device

hey, late but just got these to review from Amazon. My verdict is that they are pretty awesome! Wasn't quite fond of the original sound signature but with EQ these blow my WF1000XM5 (twice the H3's price point) out of the water both in sound quality and ANC.

Out the box they are pretty flat, if not extremely unremarkable. With the Harman target EQ, they're some of the best tws sets I've tried (I've used air pod pros, all the Sony wf series). Very detailed and you can hear a lot of tiny micro details you only get from iems. Super engaging listen and the vocals are very good, especially for male-forward tracks. Out of the box, the instrument separation is the star of the show - several tiers above the WFXM5s but even better after EQ - as expected from well tuned hybrid config monitors. I like my sound profile a bit bassier so I raised the lower frequencies by quite a lot. The H3's handle this with no issue whatsoever and responds very well without muffled vocals you get from cheaper sets. However, I found Soundpeats has horrendous pre-configs. You'll really want to play around with your ears to find your sound profile. One thing I'm noticing though, is the battery drains rather quick. Pretty sure this is because of the multi driver config and ANC deadly combo.

I clocked in around 4.5 ish hours. This was optimized for the very best sound quality, so LDAC on and ANC on all times. I also had to set it up, so that might be why. I'll have to see after a couple cycles if the battery adapts but will definitely report back.

My phone doesn't support Aptx Lossless - in fact neither Samsung nor Apple does. And I imagine there is a marginal difference between the codecs. I also meant best sound quality in noisy environments (ie, taking the train), which is what these earbuds are designed for and does well.

I see. Thanks for sharing this, I wasn't aware of this at all. Definitely explains this set's issues.

Saw you added a couple questions. Here's my quick impressions. Not the bassiest headphones I've tried but from what I hear, the bass is accurate and clean.There is definitely a rumble but I would say it is more subdued in favor of accurate bass, even from my EQ settings. Soundstage is definitely above average. A/B tested it with my XM5s and they're definitely leagues above. They won't be to the point of full-sized cans but they are superb. I listened to a couple Hans Zimmer tracks from Live in Prague and you can really pick out the details from the audience as well as little cymbal crashes and snares. In other tracks where you have two vocalists side by side you can hear a clear separation between both the right and left channels. Sound separation, done tastefully well on the H3. It's probably the highlight of this set. I can list some examples from some track examples if you'd like but essentially it does let a lot of micro details in to the mix. Likely due to the treble sparkle but also not sibilant or peaky at all. Very comparable to a lot of high end iems I've tried and I've tried a lot!

I am not an audiophile scientist. My guage for audio quality is how the music makes me feel while listening and the cost of entry for each level of feel. I also have 3 categories that I have alway used for audifonos EDC, listening , and production. IEMs don't fall into production range for me except for audition on every piece of gear I can while production is being mixed for me. I have only had the H3 for about 3 hours and am currently swapping between my c3p+ and the H3 and replaying parts of tracks over and over. My wife is worried about my mental health this morning. As with all IEMs the H3 needs to be EQ'd right away. For me LDAC enabled is a must or they can't keep up with the c3p+ at all, the adaptive hearing test in the Soundpeats app is worth running, and I ended up with the same Focal tips from my c3p+ (no idea if they fit in the case yet). The H3 is the clear winner for listening. I am impressed by the instrument separation and quality in general. Bass is just deep enough to give me the feels with hip-hop and house music. Rock and classical, while not my daily, are very enjoyable and again the impressive separation. Sepultura and Slayer get a triple 🤘 For me the H3 is not a multi-tool like the c3p+. My wife can hear the audio coming from H3, that is a big deal for me for public usage. LDAC must be enabled to get the audio quality and single device paring is also a big deal for me for an EDC IEM. I see myself using the H3 for listening at home use only (maybe airplanes too). The c3p+ will remain my EDC so I can still bump on public transportation privately, have dual device pairing for working, and ill definitely be able to wait until I am home to use the H3 to listen to new (to me) tracks. I hope this helps someone looking to choose an EDC or a pure audio IEM in the price range. I paid $111 (current exchange) for the H3 and I believe around $50 for cp3p+.

I’m on a Samsung phone too and went down that rabbit hole recently. Out of the ones you mentioned, I’ve tried the Buds FE and MTW3. ehh both okay but not great. The Buds sounded a bit muddy and the MTW3 got uncomfortable after a while. Saw a few people online talking about the Soundpeats H3 and decided to give it a shot. Compared to those two, I’d honestly rate it higher. Sound’s surprisingly open, and ANC on my S23 works way better than I expected.Plus no stems, simple fit, and stays comfy for long sessions. I’ve had it on through a full workday without feeling sore. Definitely worth checking out if you’re still deciding.

H3 are ok for the price , but best sounding meaning you will be listening to music for hours cause it sounds so good is the Noble Rex5.

For me it sound unnatural especially the highs, too much emphasis on the 8k region i think. I thought the liberty 4 sound worse but h3 sound worst than liberty 4 to my ear

If you have total focus on sound quality, go for H3, without fear of making mistakes and be happy. It also has a good ANC between 7-8/10 and very good codecs such as LDAC and APTX Lossless, for better use always use APTX Lossless (if you use an iPhone, buy a Fiio BT11, I use it and it has a super stable connection via APTX Lossless), you won't want to have a new headphone anytime soon, in terms of sound quality they are at the level of headphones costing 300 dollars or more.

Below is my current EQ for the H3 50 Hz: +1 dB; 160 Hz: +3 dB; 350 Hz: +2 dB; 800 Hz: -0.5 dB; 1.6 kHz: -3 dB; 2.8 kHz: -1 dB; 4.6 kHz: +3 dB; 8 kHz: +1.75 dB; 12 kHz: +2.7 dB; 17 kHz: +0.5 dB Using Aptx Lossless and a good foam tip, it's been successful, I'm really enjoying it. Then tell me what you think.

Both the H3 and earfun air pro 4 plus are good options. The earfun are better all rounders. The H3 are targeted towards sound.

No joke the Soundpeats H3, they sound phenomenal for the price and for me, they rival tws that cost 300+. The detail retrievel, dynamic range, and seperation are superb. The clarity is also very good as well. Bass rumbles when it needs to and the overall tuning is very natural. Also they respond really well to EQ so thning them to your liking should be just fine.

Hey BJ, I'd be VERY surprised if Soundpeats don't have a sale for the 11/11...as they tend to look for "legitimate" reasons to provide their products at a discount on a regular basis. I personally have both the Earfun Air Pro 4 and the Soundpeats H3. And mate, I reckon that for most people, you really can't go wrong with either one. While they both have great sound, the H3 to me DOES sound better. I do find they have more detail, subtlety and more seeming separation in their sound stage - and you'd kind of expect that with their driver set up. But the AirPro4s are DEFINITELY no slouch....and at least for me, they also do have a better battery when using ANC and LDAC. In the end, I reckon it just depends on your specific needs and preferences (e.g. you prefer bud or stem style, size preference, your ears, etc)? The H3s do NOT go with me when I head top the gym or out for a run. While they're comfy, they're too big (for me) when I'm very active. So I'll use the Earfuns (or one of my smaller Tozos - eg NC3) when getting active. For conferences / events, I always bring my Earfun Pro 4s just in case the organisers are utilising Auracast Broadcast Audio. I still think it's very early days for that tech, but I'm glad I have something that can handle it in my arsenal in case it IS being used. One final comment about the Earfuns. I find VERY little difference when using the various EQ pre-sets. It's there.....yet incredibly subtle. Yet, with the H3s and my other earbuds, the difference between say "Rock" and "Classical" is VERY obvious. Good luck with the choice buddy!