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REVIEW – I listen to a lot of podcasts. I have a single Bluetooth earbud in one of my ears most of the day. I buy true wireless earbuds so I can keep one in my ear and one charging. This is where a set of Bluetooth earbuds like the SoundPEATS T2 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds comes in handy. What is it? There is a pleasing voice that indicates status such as “connected” and “low battery”. This is much easier than having to remember what a series of beeps mean.
The SoundPEATS real ace up their sleeve though is their active noise cancelling which is actually remarkably good - very VERY close to the Sony WF1000XM3's. That's one hell of a compliment because the Sony's are amongst the very best anc TWS earbuds out there at the moment. I tried them out on a trip to my local supermarket and found that the ANC does a very good job of eliminating excessive outside noise. Whilst it could still be heard (just like with all other ANC headphones I’ve tried), once the music started playing - even at low levels - the outside noises effectively vanished. One problem I did experience though was a considerable amount of wind noise with the ANC on. Many ANC headphones suffer with this problem - so the SoundPeats aren’t on their own here.
As far as the overall design goes for the earbuds, there’s not too much to complain about. The design is functional and, most importantly, they’re comfortable to wear when listening to them. Charging Case Boosting them without making them too powerful: the SoundPEATS T2 does the same for the lower mid-tones. In many electronic genres and dance songs, the darker electronic tones are elevated and provide the music with flow. Drums and darker male vocals are emphasized as well, with the latter prominent enough to outperform instruments around it. The emphasis on bass and the lower-mids color music on the T2 warm and smooth.
There's no doubt in my mind that the technology that Sony, Apple, Bose and Sennheiser employed in their leading edge products from the last couple of years have now filtered down into the budget market. I'm a big user of wireless headphones - both iem and full sized. Whilst I recognise that from a technical perspective, the sound quality of wireless will always play second fiddle to their wired counterparts. For me, the differences and both fairly subtle and certainly tolerable. Whilst I can still appreciate the purer sound quality from a really good player coupled with a set of really good wired headphones (Sony NW A55 Walkman and Ultimate Ears Triple Fi 10's for example) - for much of my music listening I tend to veer towards wireless simply for the convenience. Tartalom személyre szabása Ezek a sütik lehetővé teszik számunkra, hogy az Önről rendelkezésre álló információk alapján tartalmakat és hirdetéseket jelenítsünk meg Önnek, hogy a lehető legjobban ki tudjuk elégíteni az Ön igényeit. Ez legfőképpen ahhoz kapcsolódik, hogy milyen tartalmat tekintett meg, illetve milyen eszközzel lépett be az oldalunkra.Immersive Sound] - TWS earphones adopts 12mm large dynamic driver and advanced audio processing technology, it delivers incredibly high-quality sound and deep bass with rich details, two mics with each earbud can ensure crystal-clear calls.
Like the Sonic, you can switch between two active calls by holding down either button, although I did not test this, and hail voice assistant with a triple tap. Transparency mode quality: The mode SoundPEATS calls 'Passthrough' works decent. It emphasizes brighter mid-tones from your surroundings, to make you hear voices and traffic around you. This works when you're listening to music on low to moderate volumes, but it also lets in strong wind noise, making it annoying to use when walking or cycling. The T2 are Soundpeats' first foray into active noise cancellation, so it was always going to be an interesting analysis as the budget vendors increasingly tiptoe into higher end feature-sets. Kudos to SoundPEATS as the T2 were released at a time when ANC wasn't universally seen on TWS let alone performing. Whilst the Tronsmart Apollo Bold, Edifier TWS NB2, FIIL T1 Pro and TaoTronics SoundLiberty 94 all offered it in this form factor, the T2 perform pretty well at a fraction of the price of the first two and with better availability than the third, so if your primary goal is a budget ANC bud and you don't mind the ergonomics, the T2 are a solid choice. Nem személyre szabott hirdetések Ezek a sütik lehetővé teszik számunkra, hogy általános termék- és szolgáltatásreklámokat jelenítsünk meg Önnek.Let's start at the beginning. Goods - such as the SOUNDPEATS products you buy - can't simply be shipped freely from country to country. When goods are imported into a different country or customs territory, there is a charge called Customs Duty that must apply. This is charged by the local customs authority where the goods are being imported into. The T2 have an excellent response to EQ with much better and polished results over their lower midrange as well as a general midrange boosting with no added boxyness nor harshness. One thing I really liked about these headphones is that default to ‘Normal’ mode when first powered up. Long pressing for about 1.5 seconds on the left hand bud cycles through the three available modes - Normal, Pass-Through Sound and ANC on. There is a very small amount of additional ‘line-noise’ when using the ANC but all in all, it doesn't particularly have an effect on the sound quality.
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