SoundPEATS Air4 Wireless Earbuds with Snapdragon Sound AptX Adaptive Lossless, QCC3071 Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with Boost Bass, Multipoint Connection, 6-Mic CVC, Low Latency, 26Hrs, IPX4 Rated

Build quality: Small, lightweight but does not look cheap at all. The lid has a very tactile and satisfying closing/opening sound. However, I still don't like how they organize the buds in the case because you have to turn it around every time you take them out.Comfort: It is open-back so you won't have to worry about your ear sweating after a while. It doesn't give me ear fatigue at all.The earbuds shape is a little bit different (it is more matured) than the Air3 Deluxe HS, a little bit bigger but in a good way and the touch control surface is now a bit flatter instead of oval shape so you should be able to interact with the touch control more easily.Sound quality: I'm using "Pop" preset in the app. The sound quality is pretty good for a $70 earbuds (you could get it cheaper, I got it for ~$55 with tax included). It is open-back but it doesn't sound flat at all, bass doesn't go as deep like overear headphones but it is present and you can hear it pretty well. The mid is pretty clear and the hi isn't harsh.Features: NC works pretty well although it doesn't cancel everything out. To describe it, the NC is subtle and you can still hear everything around you however, everything sounds a bit dampy to make your earbuds pops. I am able to hear my songs without anyone's voice loud enough to disrupt it in my house, anywhere outside the street it is a hit or miss but I guess it still works to a degree.Battery seems pretty solid too. I've been using it for over an hour with NC turned on and right at this moment when I'm writing this review it is at 77%. So you should expect it to be around 4-5 hours in real life use. However the case doesn't automatically shut off after it's fully charged so the green light on the earbuds stays on forever if you charge it, which isn't a good thing, I assume.Overall, I would give this earbuds a major GO. Thing is not perfect by any means but for $55 it is pretty solid for an open-back earbuds if you're into these thing. 9/10

After checking many online reviews for budget wireless earbuds and finding these highly reviewed, I gave them a chance when a sale went on also. Very glad I did, as they sound really well - with ANC turned on - without ANC the sound is canny yet can be adjusted in the equalizer settings, with the ANC on sound is great, yet batter life is less - hence the 4 star. I mostly use for vocals of talk radio or TV/video viewing yet have also enjoyed music very much with these. They synced up quickly and easily with dual devices at once and switch between the two very well. 4 star due to ANC battery life and sound quality without ANC - yet I also like that they can be used one at a time also - which for listening to talk radio still works fine and gives the other when battery life runs down.

Overall, these have been great. They have good battery life and pair reliably. I use them daily for phone calls, music and video.They sound good as long as you have a good fit in your ear. These are not full in ear buds with silicone tips, so they will lose a lot of bass/sound quality if they are not seated well in your ear. If you do get a good fit, they are on par with other semi in-ear buds. The ANC feature also seems to work well, but it can only help so much in a semi-in ear bud since it lets in more sound than a full in-ear version. IThese are very comfortable in my ears, and I'm able to wear them until the battery runs out.The mic is reasonably good and works well for taking calls on a daily basis.I did initially have issues with the ear buds connecting to my phone consistently. But, after doing a firmware upgrade through the app they have been rock solid.For convenient and reliable ear buds, these are a solid buy.

I got these because I have small ear canals and hate full in ear buds. I also prefer most times to be able to hear my surroundings. I wanted low latency for watching video and playing games on my phone. These provide low enough latency and good enough sound quality. I am not an audiophile but can tell the difference between good and bad audio. They sound a bit better than other wireless buds I have had, but don't even come close to the $17 wired MEMT T5s. I will probably just continue using my wired headphones most of the time, but its nice to have a wireless version. The device switching works pretty seamlessly.Turning the ANC on does not block out all noise but does improve the quality of the sound in headphones. It does provide some canceling though, was in passenger seat on the highway and highway noise is reduced quite a bit. So it does help some in a noisy environment it will cut background noise, but its not going to silence loud crowds, or construction equipment.