These eye-catching, reasonably priced ANC wireless earbuds promise to “rival wired gear”

Soundpeats H3
(Image credit: Soundpeats H3)

Headphones brand Soundpeats has announced its latest flagship true wireless earbuds, the H3, featuring a triple-driver configuration designed to deliver what the company describes as "hi-fi performance that rivals wired alternatives".

That’s a fairly bold claim which we’ve yet to verify with our own ears, but according to the company, it’s got plenty under the hood to make good on its promise.

A Transparency Mode maintains awareness of surroundings without requiring earbud removal, and the six-microphone array also supports clear call quality through AI noise reduction and Qualcomm’s cVc (clear voice capture) 8.0 tech.

Soundpeats H3

(Image credit: Soundpeats H3)

Five different ear tip sizes are included to get the best fit, while notable design elements include an anodised aluminium nozzle intended to enhance treble clarity The H3 also feature a flashy semi-transparent housing and metallic accents that reveal the internal structure.

Practical features include fast charging that delivers two hours of playback from a 10-minute charge. Total battery life extends to seven hours per charge, with a respectable 37 hours when combined with the charging case.

Dual-device connectivity enables switching between smartphone and computer, while a 60ms low-latency Game Mode targets smooth audio-visual synchronisation for gaming and streaming shenanigans.

The H3 earbuds also offer IPX5 water resistance for workout and outdoor use, and the PeatsAudio app provides a nine-band equaliser for real-time sound customisation.

The SoundPeats H3 is priced at $130 / £140 / AU$143, and are available to purchase now on Amazon.

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Esat Dedezade
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