SoundPEATS Air5 Truly Wireless Semi in Ear Earbuds, TWS Noise Nancelling Headphones, Snapgragon Sound, APTX Adaptive Lossless and QCC3091, Bluetooth V5.4 Earphones with 6 Mics, 30 Hrs Gaming Playtime

Do this first and you will be blown away by how detailed and clean the sound is.1. Proper pairing= no issues: Open case so earbuds turn on. Wait about 10 seconds then close case so they turn off. Open case again and now u can take them out and pair to phone. If you're not used to open ear, they feel like they'll fall off but you will be surprised how well they stay on plus they're so light you'll forget they're there. Out of the box They will have low volume and sound weak. Try this if you have a newer android. 1st unlock developer options (Google how to if needed) 2. with earbuds turned on. Out of the case, Go into developer options and do this, Disable Absolute Volume, turn on 'Show LE Toggle Option' turn on 'HD Audio' and turn on 'Enable LHDC 3DAR' leave everything else as is for now. codec should already be 'Qualcomm aptx' 3. Now from phone quick settings go into 'Bluetooth device details' (press and hold Bluetooth, hit gear ⚙️ to go into device details setting) turn off media audio and phone call, then hit back, switch off Bluetooth on phone, wait about 5 seconds and turn it back on. 4. Go back into Bluetooth device setting and turn 'media' and 'phone call' back on. (makes phone volume and earbuds volume separate otherwise volume will be low) 5. Go back into developer options to check that disable absolute volume and LHDC 3DAR' is still switched on. *Also If you have Dolby Atmos I would turn it off if you want to make a custom EQ. That's it for proper set up now you're ready to tune to your liking but you absolutely need the App for best sound. Just Download PeatsSound app, (NOT soundpeats, that's the old one) register to app, it's easy enough, you hit pair after picking the earbuds but you're already paired so give it a sec. I think I had to wait a few seconds. get out of app then go back in. Now you can play with EQ settings and customize however you like! Adaptive EQ wasn't great so I made separate EQ for each type of music I listen to. For best results take your time. Go somewhere quiet, turn off Adaptive Noise Canceling and try different ear canal, I found #2 was best sounding and best bass. start with soundpeats classic EQ so you have a good starting point then click custom and notice the flat difference. If you don't know EQs just play with one EQ bar at a time. Raise it up high, notice the effect then drop it low and notice the difference. Do one at a time so you learn how each one affects the sound. If you're struggling Leave the same song on repeat and make sure music is high quality so you get the best sound possible. Have fun! I wish someone broke this down for me because I almost returned them lol. ✌️🎧🤙

Unfortunately I will be returning semi-in-ear earbuds. Mind you, they are pretty decent, and built quality over all is good. I did like the app, it's got plenty of features and you'll find yourself satisfied with that. In my case however, the issue falls under comfort. I have small ears, and don't usually tend to struggle much with earbuds, but these however, their particular shape huts my ear's concha overall, and tragus feels so sore after only a handful of minutes of use. It's got more to do with the depth that anything else. To be able to achieve an ideal sear for optimal sound, you do need to push them in pretty good, and will sore your ears. If you have big ears, these are a great pair to consider. They do what they claim fairly well.-update. I now am using the soundpeats air3 and they're more comfortable. Tiny but smaller but does make a little difference. Bumped up one star from 3 to 4 due to excellent customer service this company provides. If your concern is fit and comfort, definitely get the air3, only difference is no active noise cancelling which it's meh in the air5. Couldn't tell the difference in sound. Glad I tried the air3. Keeping these.

These sound wonderful. Tremendous performance for the price. Those who want to avoid silicon, foam, or rubber should try these.

The ANC on these headphones work better than you think. Don't over think it these are open headphones but when you take them off you can hear the TV and world a little louder so it's doing something which is cool.The case kinda sucks.... The design is great but when you put the buds back in make sure you see the blue-ish connection color show up for each bud to let you know it has been placed on charge. Or you will come back and find your left or right bud dead because it didnt sit right. Or you take them out the case and 1 bud does not turn on because it auto shut off and never charged and didnt auto turn on. Also trying to get them in they miss a lot and slip and magnetize to the case or slide around or fall out when you try to put them back in or take out. The lid is too tight and doesnt open wide enough.I like these a lot besides the case issues. The air 3's are still better in sound but if you have ANC on which you should turn on right out the box it sounds great. Looking forward to the next version with a better case design.

Best value for money headphones for those who want to pay little and have excellent audio quality. I have several headphones, but this one is really good, the value for money is unbeatable. It's not my first Soundpeats, so I know the quality they deliver. Incredible value for money.

Easy to connect and to use with the SoundPeats mobile App. Downloaded the firmware update. Wow! What an improvement in sound!! Used the App to custom set an equalizer setting to my liking. Great stuff. Very pleased with these earbuds especially considering the price.

After my Air3 didn't survive an accidental wash and dry cycle, I replaced with the Air5. Overall, I believe the Air5 is an excellent value. SoundPEATS has added configuration flexibility for Air5 which I'm not sure is good or bad as it took some time to optimize the sound using the various ear canal options and equalizer settings. The net is that I believe the sound is similar to the Air3 which is exceptional for a semi-in-ear style earbud and comparable to similar style Apple earbuds IMO. (Note: i settled on ear canal 4 and the equilizer options shown in the image.) As for ANC, if you keep your expectations low, you will likely be happy. It definitely makes a difference, but doesn't completely eliminate external noise. I like to use it at the gym to partially neutralize the songs played over their speaker system. I'd guestimate that it cuts the noise by a third to half.