SoundPEATSQ30 HD+ Bluetooth Headphones in-Ear Stereo Wireless 5.2 Magnetic Earphones IPX5 Sweatproof Earbuds with Mic for Sports, Immersive Bass, 10mm Drivers, aptX-HD, 12 Hours Playtime, Type C

Ok so you have found yourself looking for quality bluetooth headphones at an affordable price. By now you've probably run across every cheap Chinese knockoff and strange names product the world of Amazon has to offer. But guess what? Soundpeats is a quality company with excellent support and they even have a warranty on their items. If you would like to visit the official Soundpeats website then look for soundpeatsaudio.com. There you can sign up and get exclusive deals and offers on all their products and even extended warranties on the Soundpeats products you buy here on Amazon. But now for the product review.The Soundpeats Q12's are a lightweight pair of Bluetooth earbuds that are high quality without being insanely expensive. They are built with details learned from prior models. The control stick and microphone is so small that it doesn't drag the cable down to one side. The charging port has a little lip that allows you to open it easily without having to use something to pry it open. The microphone also sits at mouth level instead of being down by your collar bones. The earbuds come with 3 different size bud tips and 3 sizes of ear braces so unless you have itty-bitty mouse ears you should be able to find something to fit just right. They are also sweat resistant and have magnetic backs so you can wear them like a necklace. The cable is flat and soft and flexible and shorter than some of the other models which is nice because you don't have a lot of excess cable getting caught up on everything. Charging is quick. They usually fully charge in about an hour.Sound quality : First and foremost I have to explain a little something about sound quality to give you a better understanding of what these headphones have to offer. Sound quality to most people is relative. Some people value loud bass over everything else. Some people don't know that streaming apps like Pandora use compressed audio files that don't sound as good as the original music. With that being said here goes.This unit has an excellent audio processor in it that allows you to experience high quality audio. After reading a few other reviews where people complained about the bass not being as loud as they'd like I finally have an opinion on this. The sound coming out of these earbuds are very balanced. The key word is BALANCED. The bass is loud enough without drowning out the highs and mids. If you go to YouTube and look up HD music, 24 bit music or FLAC quality music you will be able to listen to high quality music with these headphones and hear details in the music you've never heard before. Yes, these headphones are that good. And the bass is still high enough to listen to bass heavy music.So if you're only interested in bass heavy music because you've burned your eardrums out listening to rap at the highest possible volume then you may not like these. But if you have good hearing and really want to enjoy music I believe you will love these headphones.As for the microphone it is clear and has excellent background noise reduction. People on the other end don't even know you're on a headset. And listening to calls is very clear too.I have used Soundpeats products for a few years now and they keep getting better. They have bluetooth speakers as well as every type of headphones and earbuds. I hope my review helps you.

One of the better pairs I've owned! Overall I am very satisfied - for the price, this is a killer pair of grab-n-go buds to keep hanging around the neck!Pros=- It's got exactly enough battery to last for a day if I play medium volume all day (about 8-10 hours)- the audio quality is amazing, for my taste -- and low(ish) latency is a plus!- USB-C- the swiveling shirt clip helps to keep strain off the cable!- didn't die after 1 year of use like every other pair I've hadCons=- biggest gripe by far= doesn't report battery levels on power up; you have to check your phone's bluetooth menu to find the charge level. Has definitely led to a few times where I've left the house with dead buds.- battery life does the job, but could be a bit better. (at least it charges quick!)- can only connect to 1 device at a time- long press takes like 3 seconds to activate, making it super annoying to fast forward through podcasts. I typically just reach for my phone to avoid waiting

Purchased these Soundpeats Q30 HD earbuds a little over two and a half years ago. The charging port cap finally disintegrated. The battery/button cover detached soon thereafter, and cracked along the power button.However, the unit still functions fine. A bit of black gaffer tape works wonders holding it together and covering the charging port. I don’t worry a lot about losing these because of their design, and while I’ve gotten these earbuds hooked onto objects, they haven’t failed yet.I mainly use them for podcasts and YouTube, at home or at the gym. I also own Gen 2 AirPods but generally end up reaching for the Soundpeats. The battery lasts so much longer before requiring a charge. The sound is pretty good for podcasts, YouTube, and music. The passive noise cancellation from silicone ear fittings and Bluetooth range is usually enough for whatever I’m doing. And I’ve forgotten I was wearing them, or fallen asleep with them in my ears countless times.Ultimate verdict: I have nothing bad to say about these. They are solid all around, and the price is competitive. I’ve happily purchased a new pair.

In comparison to earbuds for this price range, the sound is very full with a lot of dynamic between soft and loud parts, which is really immersive. I like how the cover for the charging port goes in firmly, as this makes it more waterproof, however I have carpal tunnel in both of my hands and it can be more of a challenge than it should when I just want to charge my earbuds. So if you have any disabilities that impair fine motor or affect your grip, keep this in mind.My biggest complaint is how it lacks basic remote control features that most other wireless earbuds have. You cannot go back by holding - or skip the song holding +, which are very basic functions that nearly every other Bluetooth earbud has. Also, they do not automatically connect to my phone, which is extremely annoying and off-putting. Honestly, as much as I love the sound for these, I may consider returning them since they don't think I can do without the remote functions or auto-pair.Update: I found out you can go forward/back, HOWEVER the hold time for it is Very long in comparison to other earbuds (about 4-5 seconds), and on most music apps, after 5 seconds have passed, trying to remotely go back will only restart the song... When it takes 5 seconds for the remote to trigger to go back, and 5 seconds have passed in the song... Yeah, you can see the problem.Edit 2: They don't work anymore. I haven't had them for a week. Tried to connect them to my iPad,and they were just making little static sounds and the light was blinking. Couldn't even turn on/off.