SoundPEATS TrueAir2 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth V5.0 Headphones Wireless Earphones with Qualcomm QCC3040 TrueWireless Mirroring 4-Mic cVc 8.0 Total 25 Hours

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SOUNDPEATS TrueAir 2 มีให้เลือก 2 สีโดนใจ ได้แก่ สีดำ และ สีขาว ชอบแบบไหนเลือกได้ตามสไตล์คุณเลยครับ The SoundPEATS TrueAir 2 and TrueAir2+ perform well where it counts most. It has a pleasant and warm sound. Advertised at 25 hours total, my experience was between 3 and a half and 4 and a half hours from a single charge. This is far better in real-world tests than the 1More Comfobuds and Taotronics SoundLiberty 80, which barely gave me 2 and a half hours. Could you please kindly make sure if there is any obstacle or interference around you while using the headphones? Like Wireless remote control equipment, radar and so on, the Microwave oven will also affect the Bluetooth signal. Please also make sure the distance between earbuds and device is in 10m when there is no obstacles.

If you listen to modern and electronic genres mostly, the added lows of the TrueAir2 will work better for you; if you prefer listening to acoustic and older genres, the Fiil CC2 may be your top choice. Next to the bass, lower-mids (like darker electronic tones and drums) are slightly boosted, adding to the 'flow' in modern music and coloring the music warm. Mid-instruments like guitars and the piano also have warm underlining while still presented well enough in the brighter tones. The TrueAir2 has some nice spaciousness in the sound, with sound effects and instruments coming from your left and right, while vocals remain in the center of the sound. I have never in my life bought a pair of headphones with a better quality-to-price ratio. They are so durable, comfortable (to my ears at least, although I do admit mine are little uncommonly shaped), with amazing sound quality. I bought my pair 2-3 years ago, and they still work perfectly, though battery life did suffer a little bit, but that's probably because I drop them all the time. Oh and, even if they ever failed at connecting, one hard restart and everything would work again! SOUNDPEATS TrueAir 2 ขับพลังเสียงด้วยไดรเวอร์แบบไดนามิกขนาดใหญ่ถึง 14.2 มิลลิเมตร โดยรุ่นนี้ถูกปรับปรุงย่านเสียงเบสเป็นพิเศษ แรงปะทะหนักแน่น ส่วนเสียงร้องชัดถ้อยชัดคำ เสียงสูงทอดตัวได้ไกล ถือว่าเสียงดีมากครับสำหรับหูฟังราคาเท่านี้ ใครที่ชอบโทนเสียงแน่นๆ ฟังสนุกๆ ตอบโจทย์ได้แน่นอน The SoundPEATS TrueAir2 raised the bar for the sound quality on AirPods-like earbuds, and the Air3 continues down the same path - yet there are some differences.The case can recharge the earbuds four times fully before needing new power itself, giving the earbuds around 4,5 hours of playtime per charge. Nothing exceptional, but a solid score for half-in-ears. FIVE STARS - The SoundPEATS Air3 is a logical successor to the highly recommended SoundPEATS TrueAir2+. It's more compact, adds a gaming mode, and has noticeably better call quality - easily making it one of the best cheap AirPods-alternatives. On the inside of the stems, everything does look like AirPods, with the speaker aiming sideways in your ears. These TrueAir2 half-in-ears offer quite the comfort: they stay in your ears snugly the moment you put them in. The stems are aligned nicely with your cheeks as well, without brushing them. Unlike a competitor like the Xiaomi Mi Air 2 SE, the earbuds also aren't bulky in your ears. The SoundPEATS Air3, TrueAir2, and TrueAir2+ have lots in common. They look and feel the same, even though the Air3 is around 4 millimeters shorter and the case is more compact. Both products have the same 4,5 hours battery life, but the case of the TrueAir2 can recharge the earbuds 4 instead of 2 times more before needing new power. The Air3 handles especially indoor and video calls better than its predecessor, and its low-latency mode makes it more suitable for playing games. The TrueAir 2+ is the only model to support wireless charging. STARS - If you're looking for cheap AirPods-alternatives, you can't miss the SoundPEATS TrueAir2 or TrueAir2+ with its engaging sound, solid battery life and convenient call quality.

The case adds an additional 3 charges. Perfectly adequate for this form factor, and average by market standards: Another difference is the Air 3 presents the lower mid-tones more prominent. They are severely boosted, injecting a lot of warmth in the sound, and pushing darker electronic tones and darker piano play, guitars, and drums forward. It can make music immersive - instrumental songs can put a warm blanket over you. The addition of wireless charging in particular distances them from the Air3, and indeed it appears the TrueAir2 are now unofficially out of circulation, drawing a clear line in the sand between the two products.The Air3 can go plenty loud, and it's around 60% of the playing volume the higher frequencies and details increase. Don't expect the widest soundstage or precise instrument positioning, but music does feel around you with a fair amount of detail and decent separation between instruments and layers. SOUNDPEATS TrueAir 2 มาพร้อมดีไซน์สวยล้ำ เหมาะกับทั้งผู้ชายและผู้หญิง โดยตัวหูฟังเป็นทรง Earbuds น้ำหนักเบาเพียง 3.9 กรัมเท่านั้น ซึ่งมีข้อดีคือทำให้สวมใส่สบาย เหมาะสำหรับคนที่ไม่ชอบใส่หูฟังแบบ In-Ear แถมตัวหูฟังยังถูกปรับดีไซน์ให้ดูเรียวขึ้นกว่ารุ่นก่อน ทำให้นอกจากใส่สบายแล้วยังใส่สวยอีกด้วย Some minor tweaks that earn half a mark extra. Firstly, the case is still more or less the same size. The height is around 0.5mm more, and it weighs around 4g more at 37.5g, but kudos to SoundPEATS for managing to squeeze QI in there without a drastic redesign. The screen printed specifics have been removed, and it looks a little tidier as a result. All this makes the TrueAir2 sound relaxed, even though it's got plenty of punch in the lower frequencies. There's a steady mid-bass thump, and the bass sounds lovely deep as well. As these are half-in-ears, don't expect the biggest ear-shaking rumbles - the speaker just doesn't go into your ear canal deep enough - but there's enough body and depth in the bass. The bass doesn't sound muddy (as it sometimes does on half-in-ears), it doesn't distort in bass-heavy songs; it's present but not too powerfull.

So which is better, the TrueAir2+ or the Air3? It's an anticlimax - but yeah: the choice is up to you.I then took the earbuds outside. The receiver didn't even hear some of the cars going past. Eventually some noises did inevitably filter through, and your voice is elevated and thins out a bit. It also dips from time to time, but is still distinguishable. Like the TrueAir2 (Plus), the Air 3 has plenty of punch in the lower frequencies. Even though these are half-in-ears, which don't go far into your ear canals, there's enough body and depth in the bass. There's a steady mid-bass thump, and even though the sub-bass (the deepest darkest tones you feel as much as hear) can't really rumble, the bass sounds surprisingly deep. Bass slams are stronger than on the TrueAir 2, yet unfortunately, they can distort a little on songs that boost the bass out of themselves - an aspect the TrueAir2 controls better. The Haylou GT6 has a more articulated sound than the SoundPEATS Air3 and its predecessor. It has a tighter mid-bass, deeper sub-bass, and vocals and upper-mids are more pronounced. However, to achieve this, you need a very tight and secure fit with the GT6 - you may even need to press them in your ears so strongly it doesn't feel comfortable anymore. Without the perfect fit, the GT6 drops its bass, and highs feel a tad too sharp. It's easier to get a good sound out of the Air3; its warm sound comes hassle-free. The Haylou beats the SoundPEATS on battery life; the Air 3 has better comfort, video call quality, and smaller stems. In indoor phone calls or video calls, however, your voice is dark and muffled, and it can even be hard to hear what you're saying. Are You Gonna Go My Way by Lenny Kravitz and Beautiful by James Blunt both show off the highly impressive frequency response and lucid soundstage. All of Me by John Legend shows how well vocals are represented - baritone, falsetto, counter tenor all extend beyond the orchestral elements enough to strike a good balance between breadth and warmth. Instrument separation is tougher with female voices - mezzo-soprano's like Leona Lewis see the mids recess a tad. But I'm splitting heirs here, if this is all I have to complain about then that speaks volumes. Note - this is by TWS standards, not IEM.