I have these aoundpeats clear... the aoundpeats sound like $20 especially when u listen to female vocals. The airpods sound like $180 so if you care about your music and how it sounds the airpods sound far better. These 2 items both play music that's about all. The soundpeata don't sound anything like the air pods. If you have $180 and care about your sound you need the air pods. The soundpeats sound horrible.ij terms of sound quality and that's why they are $30. There is literally no way the sound quality compares, period. They sound like earbuds you get at 5 below. Trick yourself.if you want but if it were my $30 I would give it to Apple. They are far more accurate and enjoyable.
Thanks for watching! In the review I initally found the Soundpeats didn't produce the quality of audio I would want. However, after I ran the Equalization program on the Soundpeats app the base response was greatly improved. When I selected the "Base Boost" preset on the app I personally found the quality very good and as I said in the video as good as the AirPod Pro Gen II. I am a big fan of Apple Products and the AirPod Pro II is the fourth set of AirPods I have owned over the years. I just bought the AirPod Max and will be doing a review on them shortly. As far as the Soundpeats, the disadvantages I mentioned in the video include the fact that they don't integrate seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem, as well as they don't have the advanced features of the AirPods such as noise cancelation. That being said, they are a very inexpensive set and for anyone that can't justify more money for a better set they are a great choice. As far as female vocals, I just went back and listened to Prospero's Speech by Loreena McKennitt and compared them with the AirPods on that song and again I found the sound quality to be on the same level. Perhaps I'm just not the refined audiophile that you are.
@@ed-tech-review music isn't all about bass tho and female vocals sound horrible no matter what u do to eq them. That's an issue they don't sound anywhere close to airpods. The pixel buds a go on sale for like $70 and they sound 100x better
I respect that and I mostly hear the tinny and shrill vocals with female singers that have high vocals say Mariah Carey for example or Adele. I purchased these with my $ and I just wish they didn't sound so shrill personally. If u find them to sound good why buy something as expensive as airpods max? I love apple products so I really want to buy a set of beats studio buds plus but it does kind of scare me to spend $150 on earbuds that could stop working within a few weeks. I'm personally not sure if I'll risk it. I truT apple to make things right but almost no other company would I trust because you could be out $170 if they stop working in a month. Given that I'm honestly no sure what to do.
Hi Rich. I already owned the AirPod Pros and have been using them a long time. I got the original AirPods when they first came out. The reason I got to SoundPeats was just to do a review on them. I had no intention of using them long term. While I really like the AirPods Pro I now only use them when I'm out of the house. I bought the AirPods Max because my 13 year old step daughter's bedroom is just down the hall from my office. While the AirPods Pro have good noise cancelation they aren't good enough to block out Autumn when she is playing "music" or on the phone with her friends. The AirPods Max do an outstanding job of cancelling her out! I no longer hear a peep from her room! I still have to ask her to be quiet when I'm recording something. Thanks for watching! I hope you find just the right ear buds from your needs.
I got curious and looked it up. AirPods can out in September 2016 and I've been using one model or another since. I remember when I first got them there were several comments from others to the effect that I lost my wires to the earbuds.
thanks for deep review,
Nice review.
The mic test sounds the same to me, I wonder if it's really coming from the earbuds or the phone itself.
I think I had them connected correctly but just to be sure I'll try them out again. I set a reminder to do that tomorrow.
Helped alot, thank you!
Glad to hear you liked it! Thanks for watching!
I have these aoundpeats clear... the aoundpeats sound like $20 especially when u listen to female vocals. The airpods sound like $180 so if you care about your music and how it sounds the airpods sound far better. These 2 items both play music that's about all. The soundpeata don't sound anything like the air pods. If you have $180 and care about your sound you need the air pods. The soundpeats sound horrible.ij terms of sound quality and that's why they are $30. There is literally no way the sound quality compares, period. They sound like earbuds you get at 5 below. Trick yourself.if you want but if it were my $30 I would give it to Apple. They are far more accurate and enjoyable.
Thanks for watching! In the review I initally found the Soundpeats didn't produce the quality of audio I would want. However, after I ran the Equalization program on the Soundpeats app the base response was greatly improved. When I selected the "Base Boost" preset on the app I personally found the quality very good and as I said in the video as good as the AirPod Pro Gen II. I am a big fan of Apple Products and the AirPod Pro II is the fourth set of AirPods I have owned over the years. I just bought the AirPod Max and will be doing a review on them shortly. As far as the Soundpeats, the disadvantages I mentioned in the video include the fact that they don't integrate seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem, as well as they don't have the advanced features of the AirPods such as noise cancelation. That being said, they are a very inexpensive set and for anyone that can't justify more money for a better set they are a great choice.
As far as female vocals, I just went back and listened to Prospero's Speech by Loreena McKennitt and compared them with the AirPods on that song and again I found the sound quality to be on the same level. Perhaps I'm just not the refined audiophile that you are.
@@ed-tech-review music isn't all about bass tho and female vocals sound horrible no matter what u do to eq them. That's an issue they don't sound anywhere close to airpods. The pixel buds a go on sale for like $70 and they sound 100x better
I respect that and I mostly hear the tinny and shrill vocals with female singers that have high vocals say Mariah Carey for example or Adele. I purchased these with my $ and I just wish they didn't sound so shrill personally. If u find them to sound good why buy something as expensive as airpods max? I love apple products so I really want to buy a set of beats studio buds plus but it does kind of scare me to spend $150 on earbuds that could stop working within a few weeks. I'm personally not sure if I'll risk it. I truT apple to make things right but almost no other company would I trust because you could be out $170 if they stop working in a month. Given that I'm honestly no sure what to do.
Hi Rich. I already owned the AirPod Pros and have been using them a long time. I got the original AirPods when they first came out. The reason I got to SoundPeats was just to do a review on them. I had no intention of using them long term.
While I really like the AirPods Pro I now only use them when I'm out of the house. I bought the AirPods Max because my 13 year old step daughter's bedroom is just down the hall from my office. While the AirPods Pro have good noise cancelation they aren't good enough to block out Autumn when she is playing "music" or on the phone with her friends. The AirPods Max do an outstanding job of cancelling her out! I no longer hear a peep from her room! I still have to ask her to be quiet when I'm recording something.
Thanks for watching! I hope you find just the right ear buds from your needs.
I got curious and looked it up. AirPods can out in September 2016 and I've been using one model or another since. I remember when I first got them there were several comments from others to the effect that I lost my wires to the earbuds.