SoundPEATS - PearlClip Pro

I used my soundpeats pearl clip pro for a few days now. The sound's not bad, the fuctions on the buds are okay though I havent tried the app. Battery life is okay at 24 hrs but qcy has a much longer battery life for the same price-ish. I mainly got this over the qcy because of the comfort edge but tbh, I have still yet to find "the spot" somy ears dont hurt. I mean if you take it off or adjust it, there's no lingering pain but yea. The looks are really cool

Soundpeats Pearl Clip Pro is my go to recommendation lately on clip style buds if you don’t want to spends big money on the Bose Ultra Open. For a bit more the Soundcore Aerofit 2 has better sounds and works well for me even though I wear glasses.

The soundpeats breezy and Pearl Clip Pro also have decent bass.

If you want open clips like the Bose ultra open but don’t want to spend that much I suggest the Soundpeats Pearl Clip pro. The sound is almost as good and the price is usually less than $40 usd.

I really like the soundpeats pearl pros. They are open style buds and have great sound. Very affordable also.

I really like the soundpeats Pearl clips. They hook on your ear, are cheap and have a great sound.

Agree 💯. Bonus, keep an eye on them, I got my second pair for $25 on sale a couple months ago.

I also have Galaxy buds FE! If you liked the ANC there then you should be quite content with both 4NC and Buds 6 pro because in my feeling they have better ANC than Galaxy Buds FE. If you have any questions regarding any other earbuds I also have open earbuds of Soundpeats Pearclip Pro and they sound great haha

I currently been using the SoundPEATS pearlclip pro for almost 4 months and it's a CLIP on open ear and it's been amazing. They have a Pretty Purple colour which your daughter may like too. Worth looking into. https://soundpeats.com/products/soundpeats-pearlclip-pro?variant=47309690634490

This is going to be my full review of the Soundpeats PearlClip Pro. *Scroll down to find out more :)*  **DISCLAIMER: Soundpeats sent this pair out for me to review. Everything said in the review will be my own, honest, and unbias opinion towards the pair. Soundpeats had no say in what should be in the review or not and they did not have preview to this review either.** **NOTE: This review and most of the ratings will be different with no correlation to my standard in ear/semi in ear reviews because these are clip-on earbuds)** These PearlClip Pro are currently priced at around 49.99 discounted from 59.99 with an extra 20% coupon available.  **Every part/category is labeled in bold so just scroll around if you want.**  **(7.5/10) UNBOXING:** The box is decently compact and light. There isn’t anything negative with the box, its simple and clean. The box is made of paper/cardboard and the outside highlights the key features of the pair. Once you open the box, the earbuds are placed in the center. Things Included in box * USB C Cable * A manual * Soundpeat Stickers https://preview.redd.it/yopt1svak6ke1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f243807767c7728c0eb965d0fb2ddc732b09d4a4 **(8.5/10) FEATURES:** * **BT 5.4** * **Multipoint**  * **APP Compatibility** * **IPX5** * **Spatial Audio** * **Auto Left/Right Channel Adaptation** For a clip on style TWS like these PearlClip Pro, they have solid features at this price point but similar to the competition. My favorite feature has to be the channel adaption which means I don’t have to worry about which bud goes into which side of the case so it’s easier to take in and out. Somethings that could have been added to the features set could have been google fast pair or a hi res codec. In ear detection also could have been added but I understand it’s extremely difficult for clip-on earbuds to achieve this because of the way they can be worn differently and taken off differently. Nonetheless, still solid when it comes to feature set. **(7/10) BUILD QUALITY/COMFORT:** The material is made from hard plastic and with a shiny/glossy finish that seems to be quite scratch resistant. The overall build isn’t terrible, it has a strong hinge and looks decently premium to the eye however the case is very light which may be a plus or negative for someone. Comfort-wise, they stay on fine when stationary. However, they are on the larger side for clip-on earbuds, so for my small ears, they kept falling off during running or exercise. But, I feel like I could wear these for hours without any issues which is good for those who don’t like anything in ear.  https://preview.redd.it/2ls2ksmjl6ke1.jpg?width=4096&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8cd6094457df64d01b5f1c86f2ac3242adb5eda7 https://preview.redd.it/ejh1x5tll6ke1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ba613c5a48325d994ec4c121ed01af0418627c7 **(7.5/10) CONTROLS:** These are controlled via touch controls. There is single tap, double tap, triple tap, and long hold. In my opinion, these respond well to touch, however, they had a tendency to activate touch controls randomly on my ear which made me disable them in the app (but I noticed this may only be a me problem because of the way my ear is shaped).  Also keep in mind, they don’t have touch feedback for a touch but they have endless touch customizability in the app for single tap, double tap, triple tap, and long hold. https://preview.redd.it/zfjet3r1m6ke1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=600fcbbd41f5baf26155c544df998041f3ee31d1 **(6.75/10) APP:** Soundpeats app (PeatsAudio) has been notorious for being glitchy and outright broken. But I do think they improved on it since the last time I entered the app when using the Capsule 3 Pro Plus (for example response time to everything is faster). But you still need to have WiFi to access the controls of the earbuds which most other companies app’s don’t need. In the app, it comes with the functions of EQ presets and custom EQ. Custom controls schemes as well as being able to disable touch controls. There is “spacial audio” as Soundpeats calls it but in the app it shows up as “‘Movie Mode” which just adds some special sound effects like echo/reverb and also moves the overall sound in front of you. There is also a game mode which actually surprised me because it seemed to reduce more latency than some other TWS I've used (Tested in AAC. Game mode off: 150 ms, Game mode on: 95-110 ms). Another feature or EQ option is dynamic EQ which brings out the best this pair can sound. Overall sound becomes more lively (I’ll get more into this in the sound category). https://preview.redd.it/bti944z7m6ke1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=e4db389ad00557231aaa52adf4951e37b1c41419 https://preview.redd.it/hyb8tte8m6ke1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=0f04e6ac9929aa31a39c38734e4ebad405026c2e https://preview.redd.it/jn0ufb29m6ke1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=23c5795b22d6154b6d2b64678c6853f1c77196ba **(7.5/10) BATTERY LIFE:** For a clip-on style earbud in this price point, I think the battery life is a win. In my testing, I get a solid 7 hours and 5 minutes (without Dynamic EQ) which is way more advertised than the 6 hours playback but Soundpeats may have tested these with louder volumes. Compared to other buds, these triumph the QCY Crossky C30 and Jlab Flex in battery life but there are better options out there such as the TOZO OpenEarRing which got 9 hours in my testing.  **(9/10) SOUND QUALITY: (before you flame me because of the rating, I am basing the sound quality of these compared to other cheaper and more expensive clip-on earbuds. These ratings would be completely different if it was compared to a in ear earbud)** These Soundpeats PearlClip Pro are equipped with one 12 mm dual magnetic driver in each bud. I tested these in the Dynamic EQ mode which is enabled by default. For an open style earbud, these genuinely surprised me with their overall performance in sound at this price point. With them being open style, these have an immense, airy, and expansive soundstage. These are focused more on the mids and treble when it comes to overall sound tuning but for me, they do it better than the competitors. Treble is crisp and is more cleaned up, less distorted as well (at higher volumes), when compared to the likes of the Soundcore C30i or the QCY Crossky C30. However, I think some may find the treble to be too harsh or sibilant. The mids on this pair are decent, male vocals sound decently warm and female vocals in the upper mids seem energetic. Clarity could be better as they can sound muffled at times when listening to tracks that aren’t mixed as well (but maybe im just nitpicking). Something surprising is the bass, it isn’t lacking in any way and it seems to hit more “deep” as in you can feel more rumble in your eardrum than other options out there but still no where near earbuds with silicone eartips. Something else I noticed that imaging could be better and separation takes a hit when listening to music with more instruments and vocals as they can get a little messy at times. Also not to mention but without Dynamic EQ, these will sound lifeless and boring with a lack of bass as well. IMHO, these Soundpeats PearlClip Pro are probably the best I’ve heard in this under $50 price category when it comes to this style of earbuds. **VERDICT:** OVERALL SCORE: (7.71/10) These are one of the best clip-on earbuds in this price category especially when it comes to price to performance in sound quality and feature set (don't quite me on this because I haven't tested ALL the clip-on earbuds in this price point but I have tested most of them). The only issues that I faced while testing these were the size of the buds being larger than some competitors out there (or I just have small ears) and how the app still needs some work around the corners. I love the way that Soundpeats is going with these clip on earbuds as they provide more options to the people out there with more sensitive ears at an affordable price point.  *ask me some other questions in the comments if you need help and also this is the first time I’ve written a review for a clip-on earbud so it will different from my others on my page. Also what do you guys think I should improve on in future reviews for these types of clip-on earbuds?*

That's interesting Itchy. Maybe I have a bad pair in that regard, but I definitely see more of a delay / latency with the Pearlclip Pros than a couple of the other earbuds I have on my shelf when watching videos (can't comment on the games). For me, this latency and their mic / call quality are their two downsides. But despite this, I love them for both their comfort and function...let alone their great price!

Thanks for the review. I also bought this earbuds as the birthday gift for my daughter before. I agree with your fair and objective viewpoint. Based on my personal experience, my satisfaction with the comfort and sound quality of these earbuds is the same as yours. I already own in-ear earbuds with better sound quality, so I didn't have high expectations for this type of open-type earbuds. However, their sound quality still impressed me. They offer me definitely high quality sound. It's more of a thick, punchy, pushing more air sound. Plenty of bass too, and very comfortable. In terms of wearing experience, due to my small ears, many in-ear earphones fail to fit securely on my ears, whereas these earbuds provide a comfortable wearing experience that doesn’t cause any discomfort even after wearing them all day. The adjustable memory foam and silicone coating left a deep impression on me. This is why I’ve already purchased a pair and plan to buy another pair for my daughter.

I’ve tried the Soundpeats Pearlclip Pro, and I have small ears too! They fit pretty snug for me, but it really depends on the shape of your ears. I’d say they’re more on the comfortable side, but if you’re looking for a super tight fit, they might feel a little loose. Worth a try if you’re into a lightweight, comfy design.

I just opened the box and have been bumping along for two hours. You can't beat these for $40!!!

Pearl Clips sound good for this type. Pop Clip are lighter and more comfortable They have mechanical control buttons too but not as much bass.

I like the Soundpeats Perl clip pro with the dynamic mode on, but the battery life stinks. Sounds better than the aerofit 2 though, which costs like 4x the price.

If you want a good cheap option get the Soundpeats pearl clip pro and turn dynamic mode on. They compete with the higher end models for sound quality, but the battery is only like 4hrs with dynamic mode on.

Yeah np! I hope you like them, just don’t expect much subbass. It does have midbass though, so you’ll get some thump.

May I ask which how would you compare those to eardun openjump about sound quality? I have pearl clip pro and love the sound signature very clear full sound but for me they are uncomfortable.

Open earbuds were game changer for me. Try spundpeats pearlclip pro for under 50. If you can afford 200, the cleer arc 3 or shokz opendots one are good

No doubt, SoundPEATS PearlClip Pro r gud. U can also check JLab JBuds Open Sport or Soundcore V20i both r gud, way better fit than OpenJump n grt gym buddies

Got a few: Hidizs MP145 iem, Audio Technica ATH-GDL3 open backs, Soundcore VRP10 tws buds, Soundpeats Pearl Clip, and Sennheiser Momentum 4s

Clip on type? Soundpeats pearl pro may be? I bought and really loved it. So bought it for my brother but My he did not like

SoundPEATS PearlClip Pro are only $39 right now on Amazon and they sound great. The battery life is solid and they sit nice on the ear without any pain or fatigue for me. I've worn them for about 4.5 hours and forgot they were on my ear. They also sound way better than they should for the style of earbud. They are also really good on phone calls, I've never had anyone complain that they couldn't hear or understand me. I can't recommend these enough.

Bought that one for my hubby and i don't know if panget lang yung unit na nakuha namjn pero laging hanggang 40 mins lang yan tumatagal tapos nawawala na. Parang nakailang run pa lang siya gamjt yan tapos ngayon totally hindi na nagbubukas or nagchacharge. Take note, nung Christmas ko lang binili yan