These earbuds boast a pair of 8mm graphene drivers. That’s only slightly larger than average, but it’s impressive considering the small size of the shells. You’ll get good response across all frequencies, from the lowest lows to the highest highs. We were particularly impressed with the bass, which is tight and surprisingly strong. At this price point, bass tends to be rumbly or muddy, and Lankey has done a great job. In addition to keeping your earbuds charged, the U-AIR4’s charging case serves another function. Plug a phone into it, and it will work as a portable power bank! This is great if you get into a jam and need to top off your phone battery. As far as the Internal driver, there isn’t much floating around about it. I don’t know the material of the Diaphragm, but I can tell you that Soundpeats did employ a huge 13mm single Dynamic Driver in each earbud. Most of the time you’ll see tws with much smaller 7mm type drivers which don’t have the same surface area which can affect the overall sound quality greatly. Especially if the earbud in question is tuned well. In the case of the Air4 I feel the Driver does a good job with taking any EQ or volume I give it without distorting which is pretty nice to see. Soundpeats Promotional Image Chipset Wefound that the JLab Go Air Pop are actually pretty good generally in our testing – and are emphatically unbeatable for the money. Next up is form. Do you intend to hit the gym, bike or pavement with your earbuds? Then you'll need a design that'll stay put. Or maybe small and minimal is what you're after, so opt for a pair of discrete true wireless buds.

You want auto-stop when you remove them: This isn't here. It won't matter for everyone, but not having it may be a dealbreaker for some. You can also see how much approximate charge your earbud shave too with the charging case. Ensure you’re not charging the battery case, then pop in the earbuds, press the button on the front of the case. You’ll see a slow flashing Red light for anything 20% or under, 20%-69% you’ll see a slow flashing Yellow light, a Green slow flashing light indicates 70%-99% battery level and a solid Green light means 100%. These buds are an upgrade on the Melomania 1 from Cambridge Audio. While the Melomania 1 Plus design may look similar to its predecessor, there’s a clear step up in terms of audio performance here, with levels of detail and clarity that could even rival some of the best over-ear headphones.In this guide we've included all of the best audio tech and earbuds brands on the market today. But the question of which brand is best depends on what you're looking for. These wireless buds aren't from what you'd consider one of the larger, heavy-hitting brands, but they are ridiculously affordable and they sound great for the money too!

The SoundPEATS app complements the earbuds, though it’s worth noting that it’s not a particularly feature-rich application. However, it serves crucial functions such as keeping the earbuds updated. The app introduces an adaptive EQ feature, which conducts a hearing test to curate a personalized EQ setting based on your preferences. This offers a tailored audio experience that caters to your unique hearing profile. Additionally, the app provides control over noise cancellation, offering both a noise-canceling mode and a normal mode for your listening preference. But there are many other features that go into a good pair of wireless buds. To fully evaluate these earbuds, we’ll have to look much closer. We’ll need to discuss the design and the physical build, as well as the aesthetics. We’ll discuss the Bluetooth performance and battery life, along with any relevant extra features. After that, we’ll have a clear picture of what we’re dealing with. Let’s begin! Sony's excellent wireless earbuds slot neatly between the budget WF-C500 (no ANC) and premium WF-1000XM5. The Soundpeats Air4’s come equipped with Aptx-Adaptive Lossless due to the integration of Snapdragon Sound which provides 24bit/96khz audio transmission. The Air4 also has regular Aptx-Adaptive, Aptx, AAC & SBC. To be honest any of these Codecs will provide good quality sound. It really all depends on how the driver and components inside the Air4 are implemented. For instance, IOS (Apple) users only have the option for AAC codec which has a substantially smaller bit rate (256kbs) than the others, still it sounds very good. I know this because I used this set with my iPad, and all sounds great. The point is, Soundpeats did a good job making sure the Air4 sounds good first. The high quality and hi-res Audio Codecs are simply icing on the cake.The in-built omni-directional microphones are great for phonecalls, I could be heard easily without any loss of sound. Technical Specifications. You want good battery life: Five hours with ANC deployed is below average these days – everything else here lasts longer. If the earbuds are earbuds not connecting, it can be because the Bluetooth on the computer has a pairing problem. To fix this, you can do the following: