SoundPEATS Free2 Classic Wireless Earbuds with 30Hrs Playtime IPX5 Waterproof Wireless Headphones for Sports Stereo Bluetooth 5.1 Earphones in-Ear Earbuds Built-in Mic for Clear Calls, Touch Control

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Free2 classic does not support to connect to several devices at the same time when they are pairing. Honestly, I’ve been surprised by the Free2 Classic at most turns. They maybe don’t deliver a top-end audio experience, but they do deliver a top-level built and comfort. If they had active noise cancellation, I’d be even more keen, but that hasn’t stop them from becoming my daily driver. The one issue you will have with these earbuds though is wind noise. The way the earbuds are designed, if you are outside on a windy day listening to music, you are going to hear noise from the wind in your earbuds. Even if you try to get the tightest fit on the ear tips in your ear, it’s not going to work. We have found this to be common with earbuds that use ear tips. Even when in ANC mode, you will hear the wind. The sound quality for phone calls on both earbuds was good, and the dust proof mic worked. The Mini Pro had a slightly better phone call experience since it has ANC.

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As far as sound is concerned, I have to say I was pretty surprised at the clarity of these affordable buds, especially since they don’t support advanced audio codecs like aptX or LDAC. While they are more bass-heavy than I usually prefer, the low end doesn’t muddy the midrange at all, and it’s very well controlled and deep. The most important aspect of any pair of earbuds is the sound quality and the results showed as these buds offer a decent sound but are not perfect. The buds connect to your phone using Bluetooth 5.1 which comes with the following codecs- AAC & SBS. With these codecs, you can expect a frequency range from 20Hz to 20kHz. What you can expect from the audio profile is no lag. The USB-C charging at this price-point, has until now been unheard of, and that’s worth something on it’s own! The Mini Pro earbuds are IPX5 waterproof rated. This means you can wear them when you work out, but you can’t wear them in the pool. The earbuds will get damaged.

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Listening to your favorite music with the Free2 Classic is quite simple. Once paired, simply choose your favorite tunes and begin the listening experience. They utilize Bluetooth 5.1 with an advanced audio codec (AAC) and sub-band coding (SBS). With this, their frequency response range is 20Hz to 20 kHz. Ultimately, this means good audio quality without requiring a lot of processing power. That said, the audio profile is setup to deliver favorable audio quality without lag or distortion. Wearing the Free2 Classic is easy. As we described earlier, make sure the SoundPEATS logo is upright and the tips are pointed directly into your ears. We love the low-profile design. That said, they don’t protrude too far out of your ears or seem too bulky. Quite the contrary, in fact. These are some of the lowest profile SoundPEATS earbuds we’ve tried. Overall, they’re comfortable to wear, even for multi-hour listening sessions. Battery Life & Charging

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So, are you looking for a cheap pair of earphones still worth the cash? Well, read on, and I’ll let you know if the SoundPEATS Free2 classic fits the bill! The charging case has no remaining power. The case can’t turn off the earbuds if the case battery is dead. The Free2 Classic is a modest offering in terms of what you get in the box, but why should it be anything else? Furthermore, the Free2 classic still had enough refinement to make audiophile recordings like Macy Gray’s “Stripped” sound good, providing decent soundstage and separation between the instrumental and vocal parts, along with good detail and air for the price point. No harshness up top either.I have been listening to these buds now for the last 2 weeks and they are enjoyable if you’re looking for a basic pair of buds. If audio quality is important to you then the Free2 Classic does output some tininess at times. On the other hand, SoundPEATS made their name selling highly affordable wired earphones and headsets that sound good for the price, so I wonder if they can bring that magic over to the Bluetooth side. In my mind, the charging port alone is worth a couple of bonus points to be honest. Good work SoundPEATS, the Free2 Classic is a notch above the rest in this regard. I can finally throw some old cables away and use the same one for everything! Sounds