SoundPEATS Ear Buds Wireless Bluetooth 5.1 Earbuds, IPX8 Waterproof Wireless Headphones 30Hrs Playtime Stereo in-Ear Headphones, Clear Call True Wireless Earbuds, Comfortable Fit, Touch Control, USB-C

An excellent choice for an active lifestyle!
The Soundpeats TrueFree2 are excellent wireless ear buds for working out and being active. They sound great, fit securely and comfortable. They are also small and lightweight, so easy to take with you. I spent a lot of time comparing the TrueFree2 with the TrueShift2, which are similar in price and also have the wingtips to give the secure fit for exercise and being active. It seemed like a natural pair to compare.Looking at the two cases the TrueShift2 obviously have the much larger case. They also provide better battery life with the ear buds getting an extra hour and the case providing 100 hours compared to the 20 hours for the TrueFree2. So, for battery life the TrueShift2 have more, but the TrueFree2 certainly have enough for most people, especially for a workout session. One photo I added shows they still had 30% after an hour of weigh lifting and then 30 minutes of a walk, plus time in between and after, so they covered a typical workout time easily for me and I would guess for the vast majority of people.The smaller case means it is easier to pocket the TrueFree2 so if that is important to you then the TrueFree2 win on that. The earbuds themselves are also smaller than the TrueShift2, so if you like smaller earbuds, that is a plus. Both fit very comfortably and securely and I had no issues with them through my workouts.I really do not make many calls so I do not spend any time on the mics and call quality and so forth, but I would assume they both work fine for occasional use. Both are also IPX7 so both can deal with water equally as well. I would not risk doing things like swimming or showering with them, but would not be worried if they accidentally got knocked into the sink, so that provides nice security that they will continue working even if caught in a rainstorm.The TrueShift2 have touch controls and the TrueFree2 have button controls. Both work well and do everything, so it comes down to personal preference of which one might prefer. The button controls here work easily and do not require excessive force to press down on and for me did not hurt my ear pressing the button. Sometimes touch controls can be too sensitive so button controls do not have that issue, although sometimes pressing buttons pushes the earbuds into the ear, causing discomfort for some. As I mentioned, I found no discomfort and for the TrueShift2 I found them to not to be overly sensitive to touch, so both work equally well, just differently.When it comes to sound to me the TrueShift2 were more bass heavy than the TrueFree2. The TrueFree2 have plenty of bass, I just found that they were more balanced with the highs pushed up equally. The TrueShift2 also to me the vocals were a little bit less pronounced than on the TrueFree2, so if hearing more of the mids are important then the TrueFree2 cover that a little better than the TrueShift2. TrueShift has slightly more bass and the TrueFree2 more equally boosted sound. With both instrument separation is excellent and it is easy to tell one instrument from another. Because of the better highs things like acoustic guitar sounded awesome on the TrueFree2, so it was very impressive how well they did with many different styles of music.One last thing to note. With the TrueShift2 I noticed that I had to be a little careful putting them in the case, that they did not always seem to connect to the charging pins well and would remain connected to the device. I also noticed that the wingtips could get in the way of the charging pins on the earbuds if not careful putting them on. With the TrueFree2 the design of the wingtips and the way they fit in the case seems better and thus I have not seen that issue of them remaining connected after putting them in the case, so that is a positive for the TrueFree2.Overall for the price, these earbuds bring a lot to the table. They have great sound, fit securely and comfortably and are an excellent choice for exercise and working out. I highly recommend them.

I’m a bit picky when it comes to headphones – they need to be comfortable, produce good sound and not cost an arm and a leg. Sound quality is very important, with a very broad range of musical styles, so with everything from detailed highs to deep low notes (and thumps) needing to be coveredI’d all but given up on in-ear units being able to keep up with a reasonable set of cans, when a friend pointed me at these. Now, I don’t bother with any other headphones!They produce surprisingly good quality sound, comfortable enough to wear for hours without noticing them (or them falling out) and an impressive amount of (passive) sound-exclusion too. Sure, they’re not noise-cancelling, but they’re good enough for me to use while cutting the grass and still enjoy what I’m listening toMy only gripe is that the buttons require quite a lot of pressure to trigger them – it’s fine for play/pause, but adjusting the volume or switching tracks means quite a solid shove. Not enough to hurt, but you definitely know when the “click” happens!That aside, these are incredible value for money and any picky music-listeners on a budget would do well to purchase a set

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