SoundPEATS Air4 Wireless Earbuds with Snapdragon Sound AptX Adaptive Lossless, QCC3071 Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with Boost Bass, Multipoint Connection, 6-Mic CVC, Low Latency, 26Hrs, IPX4 Rated

Build quality: Small, lightweight but does not look cheap at all. The lid has a very tactile and satisfying closing/opening sound. However, I still don't like how they organize the buds in the case because you have to turn it around every time you take them out. Comfort: It is open-back so you won't have to worry about your ear sweating after a while. It doesn't give me ear fatigue at all. The earbuds shape is a little bit different (it is more matured) than the Air3 Deluxe HS, a little bit bigger but in a good way and the touch control surface is now a bit flatter instead of oval shape so you should be able to interact with the touch control more easily. Sound quality: I'm using "Pop" preset in the app. The sound quality is pretty good for a $70 earbuds (you could get it cheaper, I got it for ~$55 with tax included). It is open-back but it doesn't sound flat at all, bass doesn't go as deep like overear headphones but it is present and you can hear it pretty well. The mid is pretty clear and the hi isn't harsh. Features: NC works pretty well although it doesn't cancel everything out. To describe it, the NC is subtle and you can still hear everything around you however, everything sounds a bit dampy to make your earbuds pops. I am able to hear my songs without anyone's voice loud enough to disrupt it in my house, anywhere outside the street it is a hit or miss but I guess it still works to a degree. Battery seems pretty solid too. I've been using it for over an hour with NC turned on and right at this moment when I'm writing this review it is at 77%. So you should expect it to be around 4-5 hours in real life use. However the case doesn't automatically shut off after it's fully charged so the green light on the earbuds stays on forever if you charge it, which isn't a good thing, I assume. Overall, I would give this earbuds a major GO. Thing is not perfect by any means but for $55 it is pretty solid for an open-back earbuds if you're into these thing. 9/10

I've used the previous version gen3 in lavender and really liked them and decided to get this one to replace it (lost them). The 4th gen model is not too much different in sound quality. This is a slight upgrade. With these, there is no way I'd use these without ANC. It sounds too crunchy and flat on normal mode. Almost like $2 headphones you'd get at the dollar store. The ANC is carrying these earbuds. Speaking of ANC, I prefer ANC that isn't too overwhelming to where it feels like you're in a zero sound chamber. It's a weird thing for me but if you want full noise cancelling these buds might not be for you. It's about 6.5 out of 10 for noise canceling. I listen to a variety of music but I'm not a huge audiophile, so I'm not too picky. I find the sound quite balanced but it's not super punchy if you prefer that. It does well for most music. There is an app that you can play with the equalizer but its pretty basic. I enjoy the touch controls because they are very responsive and quick to use when I need to lower volume or pause. I like how these connect to multiple devices and instantly connects when I take them out of the case. The case is very light and easy to carry around. I use these 2-4 hrs 3-4x in a week listening to podcasts, music, or watch videos and only charge once a week. I listen at low-moderate volume normally. Most earbuds fit my ear and these fit fine and are comfortable and don't come out when I'm exercising. After 11 months- I feel like the battery is getting weaker. I can use it at max 2 hours until they get low. The right side earbud sounds a lot lower than the left now- I feel like it's giving out. All in all, it does a decent job if you're not too picky, but the price point is a little high for something that lost quality in 11mos. I fear I may have to upgrade soon.

I've been a long-time SoundPEATS fan since they released their first True Air earbuds. I have different types of earbuds for different activities. For this style I use just about daily for Zoom calls, walking around music listening or watching videos on my laptop or tablet. With the first version, the sound was great and every new iteration the sound continues to get even better. In each new iteration, SoundPEATS is using the latest technology. Here's a quick comparison between the TA4 and TA3. -TA4 is bigger than the True Air 3 model including the case. The larger size gives you more playing time 26 hours vs 17.5 hours. -TA4 uses Qualcom's latest chipset the QCC3071 vs the TA3 which uses the QCC3040 -TA4 has 6 mics vs 4 mics which makes the CVC noise cancellation even better. -TA4 uses BT 5.3 vs TA3 that uses BT 5.2 -Oddly the TA4 uses a smaller driver 13mm vs the TA3 14.2mm In the end both earbuds sound fantastic especially based on the price. in terms of longevity, I still have and sometimes use my first version so these hold up really well long-term. I think where the TA4 really improves upon the TA3 is the noise cancellation. Being open earbuds they do a great job of noise cancellation. I don't use it that much but it's nice to have. The other feature to mention is that the TA4 allows you to connect 2 devices whereas the TA3 is only 1. All-in-all I couldn't be happier. I've tried the Apple Airpods and quite honestly while they are nice I cannot tell the difference between those and the TA3 or TA4 so at a quarter of the price I just can't justify buying those. When I look at price paid vs. value these are 5 star earbuds.