SoundPEATS Mini Pro HS True Wireless มาพร้อมการเชื่อมต่อผ่าน Bluetooth เวอร์ชัน 5.3 ที่ให้สัญญาณการเชื่อมต่อที่เสถียรและมีการเชื่อมต่อเข้ากับอุปกรณ์อื่นๆ ที่ง่ายดายมากๆ ดังต่อไปนี้

The manual is as per previous releases, with diagrams and text used to good effect to display basic instructions, including the control scheme. The instructions are in seven different languages (as per the product specification at the top of this review). You also get the usual USB-A to USB-C charge cable. Even so, the Mini Pro perform well indoors, booming your voice through pretty clearly. However, loud nearby chatter will be audible to the recipient of your call, it’s just your voice will be elevated. Increase the ambient sound and it struggles far more, and this is especially the case outdoors, where at times your voice will muddy into the competing frequencies around you. The Mini Pro use the reliable Qualcomm QCC3040 chip, and SoundPEATS have consistently worked around some of the constraints that this chipset has posed other vendors, such as KZ with their SKS, which suffered a little with disconnections, optimising its performance. Using Bluetooth 5.2, I was able to walk around 15m in my office before disconnecting. At home it was closer to 10m due to more devices operating at similar frequencies in a denser environment. The Mini Pro use the Qualcomm QCC3040 chipset, promoting the use of the aptX-adaptive codec, but they also support aptX, AAC and SBC. On Android, it defaulted immediately to aptX-adaptive, and on iOS, I assume, AAC. Despite the fullness of the bass, the Mini Pro HS midrange is clear and articulate, with male and female vocals coming through with excellent clarity and detail. The midrange tone is overall neutral, and the resolution and instrument separation is above average for TWS earbuds in this price range. The left and right imaging is also well-handled.Adding an additional mic seems to have helped Soundpeats not only with active noise cancellation but also delivering very strong. As with the Air3 and Sonic Pro, the Mini Pro feel like a complement to the portfolio rather than a replacement. For me, though, they fill a gap which the T2 failed to – a button-shaped TWS, with ANC, decent fit and enough functions to satisfy most users. Battery life on the Mini Pro is a big step up from the original from a single use perspective. With ANC off, I would regularly get over the 7 hours advertised on both IOS and Android. However, with ANC on it’s a different story – if you’re taking a lot of calls, it’s possible to drop as low as 4-4.5 hours. Now this is still pretty good as far as ANC buds go, but make sure you read the print, and use ANC when you need it – it’s easy enough to toggle on and off, so don’t waste battery unnecessarily. Wearing them for a while then removing them suddenly and you'll feel briefly like you're hearing for the first time, with sounds overwhelming you - always a good sign in ANC tests. Whilst it isn't over-ear headphone levels of ANC, by TWS standards, performance is very strong, especially at the price. One of the best things about the Mini was the fit – they combined the curvature of the Sonic with the lower profile of the H1. However, as time has gone on and earbuds have become more and more popular, there is an increasingly prominent move towards less invasive designs – in other words, a shape that doesn’t feel like you’re getting a 4-hour ear lobotomy. Not easy given a large portion of the dB value of hybrid noise cancellation, from any vendor, is achieved by forming a seal with the ear canal.

Price, sound & listening time are all on point to what is advertised.. I've been looking to buy a pair of earbuds. I was going to buy JBL.. The reasoning behind the jbl is because I already have headphones (over the ear) that are wonderful.. I had these headphones for about 4-5 years.. I've NEVER had a problem with them and are durable.. So why not buy the earbuds? Here is why I didn't go with the JBL.. I wanted something different 2ndly I wasn't sure about the sound 3rdly I didn't see any updated earbuds.. The Mini Pro have a dynamic but warm v-shaped sound that offer a tight, fast, beefy bass response, and lift the mids sufficiently to prevent your music sounding hollow, whilst obviating recess and lower-mid bleed. Active Noise Cancellation was one of the disappointments of the original Mini Pro, offering only mediocre performance, working fine with deep, low rumbling sounds but struggling to deal with higher pitched noise.

ANC off, SBC, occasional call & gaming mode, 50% volume - just under 7.5 hours playtime (advertised 8) Soundpeats seem to be updating most of their Qualcomm-based products with LDAC iterations - the potential motives are discussed on headfi here, but one interpretation could be to jump on the high resolution bandwagon and offer an alternative to those with non-Qualcomm devices (Google Pixel, for example) where aptX-adaptive is not an option, opening up a larger pool of potential customers that value higher resolutions. put two earbuds into the charging case and do a reset as the manual; -reconnect the earbuds to your phone first after reset (In this step, please