Amazon.com.au:Customer reviews: SOUNDPEATS TrueAir2 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth V5.2 Headphones Wireless Earphones with Qualcomm QCC3040, TrueWireless Mirroring, 4 Mic for Clear Calls and cVc 8.0 Noise Cancellation, aptX Codec, Total 25 Hours

24 people found this helpful

Awesome bang for the buck

Reviewed in Australia on 29 October 2020

For unsealed airpod style earbuds these are excellent. Probably the best of the cheaper lot. I tried the closest alternative, the sound liberty 92, and the soundpeats true air 2 are a whole step above. Sound as good if not better than airpods.

Pros:
- pair fast enough, great BT connection in use
- very light, fit secure enough to jog with
- great mic quality, with much better voice pickup in wind than my older pixel buds
- connects using aptx hd
- sound is good and clear but slightly high treble, so I wouldn't use them for all day listening, gets exhausting.
- almost no lag on videos, which is an improvement over my old pixel buds
- don't move while jogging, and the assistant picked up my voice while windy. This is a nice plus.

Cons (though at this price most of these cons can be easily ignored):
- case needs a led battery level light
- connecting could be faster - expensive buds have sensors in the case so the buds start connecting to the phone soon as you open the case, these only wake up after you remove the buds from the case. Since each bud only wakes up after its removed from the case, the second one connects a few seconds later.
- touch area is a pain to target, I wish they would add a second sensor in the stem to squeeze to summon Google assistant instead of the current triple tap which is a bit hard to do for ppl without Olympic level finger dexterity.
- a big con: I have paired the headphones with my phone and pc, but once connected to one device initiating a connect from another device does nothing. I need to turn off the eabuds, turn of BT on phone then turn on the earbuds for then to connect to my laptop.

Wishes for the next version:
- add a lanyard hole to the case, it's too small and slippery, would like to attach a string to it.
- add a squeeze sensor to the stem, it's much easier to squeeze that than to target the current small touch area.
- make a soundpeats app to customise taps and sound.
- make your product line clearer, there are way to many similar earphones! Took a bit of research to realise this is the current newest and bestest non in-ear soundpeats.
- The case needs a lid sensor which wakes up the earbuds as soon as the case opens.
- when a connection request is sent from a already paired device earbuds should connect to it.
- change the case to an airpods style one, the current one is a lot more awkward to open. There is a reason why Apple and Google went with a verticle style case, you can open it easily one handed.
- a general soundpeats request: stop changing out products from the same amazon listing, its a scammy thing to do, there are reviews of older soundpeats products mixed with newer ones for the same listing.

Overall, these are close to 5 stars, just a few more tweaks needed for full 5 stars.

21 people found this helpful

Very impressed, surprisingly bassy

Dan

Reviewed in Australia on 23 October 2020

My old AirPods broke stopped charging so I was looking for something cheap to listen to music through on the way to work.
I bought these not expecting much at all because of their cheaper price but damn I was blown away at the sound quality when I first used them.
The sound quality is surprisingly bassy even though they aren’t the in-ear version and although they aren’t technically noise cancelling, they can definitely get loud enough to drown out a lot of background noise.
Really good value for money, highly recommend.

20 people found this helpful

Recommended

Reviewed in Australia on 23 July 2020

Sound, build and value proposition for the cost are excellent for this product. I have purchased many products from this brand and they exceed the expectations everytime.
Love the fact that these are small.. light and have great music output and call quality.
The connectivity is consistent and automatic, I've had no issues with any of my devices.
Will recommend them

20 people found this helpful

Convenient and compact for on the go

Reviewed in Australia on 8 September 2020

Arrives in a box with sleek packaging and is a great alternative pair of cheap wireless buds in comparison to other products available on the market. Setting up the connection and pairing with your devices is seemless - quick and easy.
I love taking these buds around with me. They're a perfect companion for travelling.

18 people found this helpful

High quality, especially in proportion to value for money

Alex Jenkins

Reviewed in Australia on 8 October 2020

The headphones are conveniently sized and secure when in one's ears. I cannot stress how good these headphones are especially for the price. the audio quality is clear and well balanced, the battery life is more than satisfactory and the charging case can complete several full charges. The size is convenient and the case is compact and can easily fit in a pocket

16 people found this helpful

Amazing Headphones for those that can't use in ear

Victoria Jones

Reviewed in Australia on 17 October 2020

My headphones arrived and charged quickly. Super easy to pair to any device, great sound. I am really happy with them- competent exceeded expectations for the price paid. Highly recommend for people who find in ear difficult to use. Tried and returned Samsung Buds, 6x more expensive, hard to use and not suitable for people with smaller ears. Better sound and ease of use.

15 people found this helpful

Great sound quality, Quality product and easy to carry

mitul

Reviewed in Australia on 18 October 2020

Soundpeats earbuds are amazing for the price with high-quality sound. I have already purchased different Soundpeats earbuds, but this product is the latest and excellent in - Design, shape, bass, sound and battery life. Highly recommended Soundpeats products to get better sound quality with cheaper price.

14 people found this helpful

Great value for money

Reviewed in Australia on 3 January 2020

Great set of quality earphones. Strong bluetooth connection that I can just leave the phone in the gym bag while at the gym. Sound quality is great with the bass being present, but not overpowering. The battery lasts long as well with almost a 32hr run on a single charge for me. I took a phone call with these and the other end said it was clear and crisp, although I haven't tried it with a noisy background. I'd recommend these they are great value for money.

11 people found this helpful

Worthwhile TWS Earbuds

Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2020

I have the TruEngine SE 3, which I love, so this was a pair to swap in between whilst the other is charging.
Also, I quite prefer this form factor, as there's no mucking about with silicon tips.
Without further ado, here's my breakdown of the TruAir2.

Pro(s):
- Good fit. These do not move when you put them in.
- Much more noticeable bass. Great for those RnB tunes. The 14.2-millimeter driver that definitely comes through, and I was surprised that there was some 'kick' in in-ear TWS earbuds. LMFAO.
- Battery case form factor is much more travel friendly compared to the TruEngine SE 3. It's slim, light, and fits in any pocket neatly. This is a huge plus, because the TruEngine SE 3 case is THICC. (See attached photo)
- Responsive touch controls. To be fair, I've been impressed by SoundPeats touch controls. It's consistently good.
- QC3040, so aptX, instant pairing, solid connectivity and no drop outs.
- $17 cheaper than the SoundPeats TruEngine SE 3 ($64 vs $47)
- No bright white LED when music/podcast has ended. (TruEngine SE 3 quirk) The wife doesn't get a flash of white light next to me. :)
- Good microphone. Better than the TruEngine SE 3s. This is the wife's verdict from our phone calls.
- I can sleep in bed on the side in the TruAir 2s. I can't do that on the Tru Engine SE 3s, as they jut out too much.

Con(s):
- OK battery life. Only get just over 4 hours at 50% volume.
- Softer trebles. Volume feels slightly less than TruEngine SE 3s.
- IPX4 only vs IPX5 on the TruEngine SE 3. The TruAir 2s' box claims to be marketed for "Urban Sports", so should handle some sweat though.
- Case has no indicator light, so you kinda have to guess how charged up it is. Small quality of life inconvenience.

Conclusion
For the audiophiles, go straight to the SoundPeats TruEngine SE 3. The general audio quality from two 6mm drivers is just superior compared to the TruAir 2s. However, if you want some bass, pick these up. Heck, I'd recommend getting both of them, as you'll probably need to switch out as one pair is charging.
This is a worthwhile purchase. Recommended for the bass and form-factor.

9 people found this helpful