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 Times xMEMS 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.

Build: Cheapish plastic. No sharp edges, but not smooth finish like apple's airpods. Case is lightweight cheapish plastic feel to it. Sturdy, but not pretty Comfort: Certain positions make these earphones uncomfortable. There is a sweet spot where it doesn't feel uncomfortable at all, but fidgeting is required to find such position. Sound: Highs are very clear and crisp. If you enjoy high hats, ride cymbals, crash cymbals, and violins, it sounds great. You can even hear the triangle in certain orchestral music. Bass has some punch. You can feel the kick drums. Doesn't sound boomy at all and you can hear the bass guitar clearly. Soundstage is considerably wider than most wired earphones are capable of. Not the levels of open back headphones or a stereo speaker set, but for TWS earphones, it's good. Bluetooth: LDAC works, but only if you have the proper equipment. Not all smartphones support LDAC, so you won't be getting the most from these pair. ANC: Noise cancellation is mediocre. When active, there is tiny bit of static. When sound is playing through the earphones, ANC becomes stronger. When there is no sound playing, ANC is automatically reduced after a few seconds. When you try to play sound during this time, there is a slight delay and you can hear the ANC turn back on before you can hear sound. This means whatever song you're playing, it will miss the first half second. Transparency: Transparency is not the best. At least compared to apple's airpod pros. You can definitely hear everything, but it sounds slightly off. It works, but could be improved. App: You have to register with your email to use the app. Not a fan of registering, but the app itself allows you to configure how touch controls will work. Allows you to change what one, two, and three taps do on either side as well as tap and hold. So that's 8 separate controls you could implement. NOTE: There is a woman who tells you when ANC, transparency, or neither is on. It also tells you when it's connected or disconnected. I don't understand why they can't just use beeps or boops to tell you when it's on or off instead of a voice speaking to you. There is also a delay between switching modes, but the music keeps playing, so you might miss a few seconds of the song. Being 80ish bucks, I wasn't expecting a lot for ANC, transparency, or the build quality. The sound quality is great and competes against $200-$300 TWS earphones in just sound quality alone. Unless you want the absolute best ANC/transparency/build quality, this is a good buy.

Great earbuds sound quality wise, but mine no longer work after using them for only 6 months. Right earbud is broken. It's fully charged and there's a faint sound, but seems like the earbud itself is just no longer properly functioning since the audio is stuck at 5% while the left works fine. Troubleshooting with repairing and etc did nothing too unfortunately. Seem like good earbuds with poor quality, not worth it overall.

The C3P+ has a very typical build for any Soundpeats on the market. Fully plastic but don't feel cheapo. Overall a really solid build for TWS in the price range. This will be the sound with the default profile: Sound signature: Bright with slightly elevated bass, a typical Harman tuning. Bass: Very authoritative by default. They're not the subwoofer kind of bass and bass isn't the deepest one that I've heard on a TWS, but it still has a really nice touch of that "oomph" and really good decay when needed. Vocal: A bit shouty. However, the timbre is nicely presented for both male and female so vocal don't sound thin with this set. Treble: The most surprising element of the C3P+ is that the treble is very airy. They have a really good extent that many wired IEMs cannot do even when plugged into very decent DAC/Amps. Treble is on the spicy side but has a really nice extension to it. I tried EQing the 8khz-16khz by -2db and it made me feel like I were sitting in a small booth where instruments just simply sings without any kind of harshness. It's surprisingly a REALLY good treble that still stucks to my head after months of owning the C3P+. Imaging: Very decent, however, it lacks some depth so you may not be able to tell the direction of the sound if your song is too busy or complex. Soundstage: Just a tad bit above your head. Even though soundstage is very average, the separation is very good. Bass doesn't mush into mids and treble really stands out in most songs, creating a somewhat pseudo-bandshell in your head. Comfort: Very good. Replacing eartips is highly recommended. ANC: Good. Obviously not on par with Sony but very workable and useful when you need it. Passthrough: REALLY good passthrough for a $90 tws. You will feel like you're actually not wearing earbuds at all. Battery life: LDAC at 990kbps bitrate, 36/96000 will drain the C3P+ in around 2-3 hours. Using lower codec will give you around 4. Very average for the price. Connectivity is great, but there are SOME dropoffs during listening (rarely). Running latest firmware from Soundpeats. Touch control works like it should be, so nothing to say here. Conclusion: Personally, I think this is genuinely a hard gem to find in the $90 bracket. This really showcases how wonder xMEMS driver is for TWS and I am exciting for the future. Any audiophiles should give this earbuds a chance because it is so good it's unbelievable. P/s: I made an adjustment to my orignal review so it would be more easier to understand. I've included my latest EQ profile after playing with it for a few months. Feel free to take it and adjust it to your preference. TL;DR: I love these little cans, buy it when it's still available. Edit 2 (Sep 13th, 2025): Updated my EQ profile after updating it to the latest firmware. This is by far, to me, the best profile I've had for this thing. This one will make it sound the closest to studio monitors with a slight bit of warmth.

I use these earbuds with my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Overall, they are a huge step down from my previous Galaxy Pros (accidentally washed them). The sound quality is lowkay, with decent sound across the range until about mid volume. After that, the highs crash out and the lows overtake the mids, ruining the sound. Connectivity is disappointing. Initial connection rarely seems to be an issue, but they occasionally refuse to disconnect after putting them back into their case. Also, if you take them out of your ears, don't count on being able to put them back in and have the music come back on. I usually have to put them back in their case, close the lid, and try again. Battery life is lackluster as well. Maybe a few hours of continuous use at 30% volume, in my experience. Adjusting the buds whilst wearing them is also tricky. I usually end up raising/ lowering the volume, depending upon which one I'm adjusting, and I often end up accidentally turning on the terrible pass-through feature, forcing me to have to cycle through the settings to get back to what I was using. Overall, I wish I'd either bought cheaper earbuds that wouldn't be as much of a regret, or just bit the bullet and gotten a new pair of Galaxy buds.

The first words out of my mouth listening to these buds (The XX "Waited All Night") were: "holy ****". I'm not new at this. I've worked through probably 30 pairs of buds in the last 5 years, and I've been chasing affordable good sound for 30. I'm not an audiophile, exactly, but I do want the best sound I can get without going down the rabbit hole and spending many hundreds of dollars at every turn. These are the best sounding earbuds in my current stable, and I got them for less than $70. That's insane. What am I comparing to: Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro Samsung Galaxy Buds FE JBL Live Pro 2 Jabra Elite 8 CMF (Nothing) Buds Sony WF-C510 Nuarl N6 (OG, but still sound amazing) No, that doesn't include commonly "best rated" pairs like Sony XM5s or Bose QuietComfort - but those cost more than 3x what these cost. Clearly xMEMS is a game-changer. The sound in these is so technical and crisp and energetic, especially in the mids and treble (basically everything about 250 Hz). They don't excel in bass bandwidths out of the box as they are tuned to be pretty neutral, but a few DBs of adjustment at the low end in Wavelet (or the Soundpeats app) cures most of that. The bass still isn't as energetic as, for instance, the Buds2 Pro, but everything else makes up for it; it's not weak or muddy, it just isn't as physical (in some tracks the Buds2 Pro can make it feel like you are sitting next to the drum), and its still incredibly detailed (you can hear all the drum and bass decay on Lykke Li's "No Rest for the Wicked" even as the melody persists -- the first 75 seconds of that song consistently tell me everything I need to know about a pair of earbuds). This is a two-way design (2 drivers), and basic physics tells us it has an automatic edge on any single-driver design (most of those listed above). But you really get to hear the benefits here. There is incredible separation in the sound, and the soundstage is soooo broad. There is an openness in the treble ranges that takes a track like Weezer's "Only in Dreams" and makes it feel like you are listening to them at bandshell. Two drivers are doing the work, and one of those (the MEMS) is soooo fast. You can hear details here that just aren't audible on other earbuds, even when there is a lot going on in the register. For example, the last minute of Phoebe Bridgers' "I Know the End" is a wall-of-sound crescendo, and it swamps a lot of earbuds -- the soundstage narrows and everything sounds just a little "softened" (even really good 1-driver designs like the Buds FE and Elite 8 and some 2-way designs like the Nuarls and Buds2 Pro). These are so fast, there is no muddiness and you get every detail from the overlapping strings and cymbals, all while it sounds open and expansive, not narrow or focused. Metalheads (I am not one) will absolutely love these things. And the sound that MEMS driver is producing is so lifelike and detailed -- on SYML's "You and I" the acoustic guitar in the first 80 seconds sounds like you are sitting in the studio. I just can't believe you get this quality of sound and LDAC for well under $100. Oh, and they are extremely comfortable. Buds FE still win the comfort/fit contest for me and my ears, but these are right up there. The controls are not as intuitive as the Samsung/Sony/Jabra pairs, but they are comparable to the JBL/Soundcore/1More experience. Bottom line: I can't say if these deliver the kind of sound you get with $300 or $400 earbuds, because I'm not interested in paying that much for a single pair. But these deliver the best sound I've heard in the sub-$200 range where I spend my money (too much, in the aggregate, lol). (Hat tip to Parker Hall at Wired, his review sold me to give these a try).

I bought these mainly to see what xMEMs drivers are all about since I've never had these in a headphone before. I'm typically used to balanced drivers in truly wireless earbuds. The combo of both dynamic driver to handle the bass and the xMEMs driver to handle the highs is something else. I love how these sound. The bass is nice and full and pleasant all around, but the star of these earbuds are the xMEMs driver. I've never heard such clear sound from an earbud without it sounding harsh or sibilant. What stood out to me first was how clear hi-hat and ride cymbals sound in the mix. They're extremely clear and very easy to pick out from other instruments. These earbuds also have a companion app to perform firmware updates and to adjust earbud settings like EQ, double-device connection, game mode, and noise cancelling modes. There's an adaptive EQ that tests your ability to hear various frequencies to create an EQ for you. I love the double device connection feature. I usually use it on my phone and work computer so I can switch between them as needed. I haven't used game mode yet, but essentially it lowers the latency of the bluetooth connection to your device so there isn't audio lag when playing video games. The noise cancelling is fairly good for a budget pair of earphones. They're not as good as some top of the line earbuds, but they're plenty good to take while traveling. I do wish the pass-through was a bit clearer. It feels a bit better than the "off" setting, but still works. The fit, for me, could be a bit better. The default ear pieces that come with the earbuds are a bit "shallow". If I talk, smile, eat food, these shallow ear pieces can break the seal that they make when initially inserting them. I've swapped them out for "deeper" foam ear pieces and the fit is much better, and they still fit in the case. If you're looking for a cheap pair of earbuds that sound amazing, get these! If this is the entrance to xMEMs in earbuds, I'm very excited for future innovation in this product space.

Good music quality

O produto chegou bem embalado, demorou exatamente 30 dias para chegar. Fui taxado em 21 reais mais ou menos, paguei a taxa, entrei em contato com o vendedor que fez a restituição do imposto pago prontamente. Em relação ao produto, o produto tem um acabamento premium, muito bonito, desde a caixa externa, case do produto, como o produto em si. O aplicativo não tem português, mas tem inglês e espanhol e é muito intuitivo, usabilidade excelente e muito bonito, fácil de usar os comandos, controles e tem equalizações pré-definidas, você pode fazer sua própria equalização ou usar uma equalização dinâmica que o App faz um teste de todas as frequências e de acordo com o resultado do teste ele ajusta a melhor equalização "para o seu ouvido" e eu achei isso ótimo. O som é muito bem definido, mesmo no volume alto não há distorções, os graves são excelentes, o agudo cristalino, os instrumentos na música muito bem divididos, para qualidade de áudio creio que seja um dos melhores do mercado, não só pela qualidade, mas pelo custo x benefício. O cancelamento de ruído é normal, nada impressionante, mas funciona bem, mas não tem muito isolamento "acústico" vide que esse tipo de fone, se não encaixar muito bem na anatomia do seu ouvido, não há o que fazer, é diferente de um fone de ouvido over-the-ear por exemplo. Mas realmente estou impressionado com a qualidade do aplicativo, da construção do fone e principalmente com a qualidade de áudio. Eu tenho um fone over-the-ear Sennheiser top aqui com um AMP USB que tem uma qualidade sonora incrível e esse fone aqui, com LDAC ativo nas configurações do Bluetooth de um celular Galaxy S24 Ultra com Spotify na qualidade "altíssima" tocando músicas em uma rede WIFI não perde em nada para o Sennheiser, incrível... Podem comprar sem medo. Já tive muitos fones de ouvido TWS de marcas como Samsung, Jaybird, Sennheiser, Edifier e posso te dizer com certeza que esse tem a melhor qualidade de áudio que já pude experimentar em um fone de ouvido TWS Bluetooth.

Desde que tienes la caja de cartón de los auriculares te das cuenta de lo bien cuidado que es el packaging y como vienen de bien presentados estos, luego cuando tienes a mano el estuche de carga de los auriculares ves un buen producto; para mi como muchos otros, contenido de plástico, correcto, con buenos acabados y buen diseño, sin más. Llevo pocas horas con ellos pero me han encantado desde el minuto zero que me los he llevado a mi pabellón auditivo, buenos bajos y en general buen detalle. Me han sorprendido para bien, he de decir que no conocía la marca. Muy contento además con el buen precio que tienen, unos €80. Para terminar añadir que almenos para mis oídos me van perfectos, no sé me caen ni tengo la sensación de que se me vayan a caer. Se escuchan muy bien y tienen una muy buena batería. También decir que para mi gusto me parecen bonitos. Muy buena compra sin duda si buscas buena calidad de música y encima a un buen precio.

Sono già possessore di altre cuffie Soundpeats e data l’estremo grado di soddisfazione sia per questo brand che per i suoi prodotti ho deciso di provare questo modello che prometteva bene. Promesse mantenute, anzi meglio! Cuffie riconosciute subito dalla ottima app, procedo con aggiornamento del firmware dalla versione 15 alla 16, a conferma dell’attenzione della casa per il miglioramento dei suoi prodotti. Da appassionato di buona musica, sono sempre scettico quando si parla di cuffie wireless, ma devo ammettere che queste mi hanno sorpreso. Il supporto LDAC fa davvero la differenza: la qualità audio è pulita, dettagliata, con un’ottima separazione degli strumenti e una dinamica spaziale che raramente si trova nel wireless. Il vero punto di svolta, però, sono i driver XMEMS. Rispetto ai classici dinamici, qui il suono è più preciso, soprattutto nelle medie frequenze. Le voci hanno una presenza incredibile, i bassi sono definiti senza essere invadenti e l’insieme suona naturale e bilanciato. Una qualità che si trova solo in cuffie decisamente più costose. La cancellazione attiva del rumore èdi alto livello, migliore rispetto alle Air 4 pro di cui sono pure posssessore. Non si limita a tagliare fuori il solito ronzio degli aerei o dei treni, ma gestisce bene anche i rumori più imprevedibili. I tre microfoni migliorano la qualità delle chiamate, rendendo la voce chiara anche in ambienti rumorosi. Altro punto di forza l’autonomia di 43 ore. Non c’è bisogno di ricaricarle continuamente, il che le rende perfette per viaggi o lunghe sessioni di ascolto. In definitiva, se cerchi un paio di cuffie che suonino davvero bene, con una cancellazione del rumore efficace e una batteria infinita, queste meritano seriamente di essere prese in considerazione! Consigiiatissime!

Après quelques semaines d’hésitations et de comparaisons, j’ai finalement acheté ces Capsule 3 pro+ de Soundpeats. Cela va faire un mois que je les ai et que je les utilise quasiment tous les jours. Audio : je possède un casque over ear Sony XM4 et ces écouteurs sans fil n’ont pas à rougir face à ce lui. Le son est détaillé, clair et punchy. Les basses sont présentes mais dosées sans trop de boom boom. Les aiguës font frissonner, et les médiums ont une place de choix. Je suis vraiment épaté par qualité sonore. Niveau soundstage, c’est vraiment bien ; on n’est pas au niveau d’un casque over-ear mais le rendu est satisfaisant. Confort : pour ma part, pas de fatigue particulière niveau confort sur les oreilles, sauf s’ils sont mal positionnés. Les embouts d’origine sont confortables. La matériaux employés sont doux. Réduction de bruit et transparence : Le mode réduction de bruit fonctionne bien mais n’est pas abusif au point d’appliquer une pression dans le canal auditif. Si vous y êtes sensible, alors ces écouteurs sont parfait. Bien sûr, cela veut aussi dire que la réduction de bruit est moins efficace, mais ça permet d’être conscient de son environnement tout en appréciant son écoute musicale. En ce qui concerne le mode transparence, je n’ai pas eu l’occasion de beaucoup l’essayer. Qualité produit : L’assemblage est bien réalisé : le boîtier de ferme et s’ouvre de façon satisfaisante sans craquer, les écouteurs sont agréables au toucher et faciles à manipuler. L’application : Je la trouve un peu lente mais elle fonctionne bien (que ce soit sur Android ou iOS). Je n’ai par contre pas encore bien saisi tous les raccourcis de commandes possibles que l’on peut faire sur les écouteurs mais c’est une question de temps. L’appairage du boîtier se fait simplement en maintenant le boutons à côté du port de charge : top lorsque j’ai switché de téléphone ! Batterie : Se situe dans la moyenne, et c’est tres bien !