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Based on my experience, the cost of these headphones, their sound and features, I fully recommend these T2’s if you want an in-ear, noise canceling, wireless headphones that sound great.Below are the specific details why I feel this way.About me, I’m a highly technical person with a passion for great music and killer sound. I have a degree in technology and over two decades of experience in the tech industry. I use In-Ear, On-Ear, and Over-Ear types of headphones and have favorites in each category. I’m pleased to share the quality and features of these T2 in-ear phones greatly surpassed all expectations I had for the product. I had been considering several leading brands for Noise Canceling ear buds but found this one and thought I would take a chance because of the attractable price point. WOW I’m so glad I did! These little things are AMAZING.Sound: Right away I was blown away with the sound quality. The T2’s sound incredible. I could clearly hear a full range of frequencies including outstanding performance on low end. Lots of BASE! I can hear the mid and high ranges very clear even when the base is thumping. When listening to music with the noise canceling mode, I can barely hear myself snapping my fingers at full arm’s length. You can disable the noise canceling mode which allows minor ambient noise to pass through. When I first tried them out, I was only planning to see if they worked and then use them later but when I heard how good they sounded I couldn’t stop listening. I’ve been listening to all my music. I tried many different types of music (I listen to everything). Each type the sound consistently sounded great. I listened to all ranges for buzzing or overdrive but didn’t experience any issues. It’s notable there is full quieting between songs – no white noise. Everything sounds good on the T2’s.Physical: Small, extremely comfortable (better than Apple for me), Light weight – unlike my Apple ear pods which are heavy and therefore move when wearing them. My problem with Apple is the shape of the product. It’s kind of a design flaw with the stick outside the ear making a Moment Arm or Lever. On me this causes movement which causes them to be loose and fall out. I have never trusted them to stay in my ears while walking, running, or biking. The T2’s are a perfect solution me. First off, they fit snugly in my ear canals but not too tight thanks to the soft rubber earpieces. Mine came with 3 different sizes. This is an important part of the design because it maintains noise canceling by preventing other sounds from getting, you’re your ear. On these T2’s the seal is great. Also, the T2’s physical design is good because the center of gravity is very close to the ear and the weight is very small. Moving around very aggressively, moving, jumping, running did not cause these T2’s to move or fall out. Therefore, I trust them to stay in and have much more confidence they will not fall out. Charging is nice because they designed in USB-C which of course is trending towards the new standard. I like the case more than the Apple case because it stands up. Also, there are no buttons on it – nice! I appreciate the simplicity with this charging case.Software/Firmware (in the T2 earbuds): No issues. They paired on the first try. They reconnect when I turn them on, and they are in range. One of the best features in this product for me are the controls that are integrated into the earbuds. The back of each pod’s body has a multifunctional button. With several variations of finger taps you have full control of all necessary audio functions AND volume. (Something my apple EarPods don’t have). Without taking my phone out of my pocket or bag I can answer and end calls, switch between active calls, control all music functions including next song, AND I can activate voice assistant. Siri on iPhone for me. It’s also nice they don’t disconnect and from the phone if you pull them out of your ears. This is nice because it will not distract you or impact phone calls like Apple EarPods.

The SoundPEATS T2 Hybrid Active Noise Canceling Wireless Earbuds, ANC Earphones with Transparent Mode, Bluetooth 5.2 In-Ear Headphones, 30 Hours Playtime, USB-C Quick Charge, Stereo Sound with 12mm Driver arrived very quickly and I've been putting them through their paces for the past several days. The quality of the earbud's construction and the charging case seems really solid.The sound quality is very good! Nice and clear (even soft sounds come through clearly), good solid bass and middle ranges. The volume is plenty loud even for these old ears. Rock on! I've made and received a couple of calls and the sound was really good on both ends. The fit is comfortable and secure; they have not fallen out once, even during changing yoga positions.The multi-function buttons on both earbuds are soft touch and I don't have to press them for the desired setting. Just a tap! There are several different things that the multi-functions control including volume +/-, play/pause, noise-canceling, voice assistant (Google for me), track skip forward (not back), answer/hang up phone calls. I have not tested the switch between 2 calls or reject an incoming call.The ANC (Automatic Noice Cancellation)/ Transparency Mode is very cool. There could have been a bit more info in the user guide but it wasn't hard to figure out. A 2-second long press on the left hand multi-function button changes the mode. Repeating the step changed to the next mode and so forth. Turns out there are three modes: ANC, Transparency, and "Normal". Transparency is also called "Pass Through" and it does just what it says. I can hear what's going on around me (a pet peeve of my wife's when she's talking to me. I would have to remove my old earbuds to hear her. With the Transparency Mode I can hear her unless I'm listening to very loud music and she is speaking softly. A quick double tap and I'm paused and can hear her just fine. I have a bit of a hearing loss anyway so I'm not going to blame the T2. I haven't quite figured out what Normal does contrasting with ANC -- they seem the same.I listen to my PC, smartphone and a couple of Kindles and they've all made the connections and switching devices with very little finagling. I did do a reset of the earbuds in their case and remove the device from my Windows 10 PC -- the PC has had some bluetooth issues before with other devices so, again, not laying this on the T2s. Are you listening major computer company in Texas?The battery power on the earbuds has outlasted my listening time over several hours. So I haven't yet exhausted them. The recharge in the case has worked just fine and charging the case was a snap. The manual advises to not exceed 1 mA output. I haven't figured out what my various USB ports on my computer are spec'ed at so I've used a nearby power strip. The cable is only a few inches long and would work fine on the PC once I determine what's what.A couple of final points: This is the third pair of SoundPEATS I've owned and I love them all. Each has been an upgrade from the previous one but I still use them all (oldest ones for really dusty dirty jobs outdoors). I'm a SoundPEATS fan and they have worked great for me.