SOUNDPEATS TrueWings True Wireless EarBuds

Single Microphone + ø13.6mm Drivers

PowerBeats Pro are expensive and you may not afford it but you need a pair of sports TWS for the gym that is sweat resistant and fit securely the SoundPEATS TrueWings would be a contender.

I knew SpoundPEATS since they were just a small seller on Amazon with wired wireless sports earbuds that look a lot like other. But as their revenue grew they invested back on original design which is sporty, durable and stay put int the ear. Since they focus on sports most of their earbuds sound dynamic, have strong bass and most importantly they are quite cheap.

SoundPEATS TrueWings was equipped with entry tier Bluetooth chip from REALTEK RTL8763VXP which manages Bluetooth connection solid and smooth. A good thing, the earbuds come with touch control panel on the earbuds and it would be handy if you don’t sweat a lot. Touch control is responsive but it may not if your finger is sweat.

The transparency feature is another plus – that let’s you hear the ambient sound – if you need to be aware of. But it’s not clear and you can’t increase how much you want to hear – the feature only found in premium TWS.

PowerBeats Pro owners maybe hesitant to take their expensive to run outside under the rain (heavy!) but with IPX7 rating the TrueWings works fine under that conditions wheater you sweat a lot or moderate rain.

IPX7 rating and strong, dynamic sound and earhooks like PowerBeats Pro make the TrueWings – an a functional sports earbuds if you are on the budget.
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Sound signature: Dynamic, bass emphasis and a bit warm

Pros

Good build quality
Transparency feature
Lightweight, secure fit

Rating

Comfort and Fit: 8.0
Bass: 7.5
Mid-range: 7.0
Treble: 6.0
Bluetooth stability: 8.0
Sport feature: 8.5
Call quality: 5.5
For gaming and watching video: 6.0
Sound signature: Dynamic sound with a push in sub-bass

Cons

Short battery life
Not for small ears
Bass centric sound are just for sports

Verdict

7.0 SOUNDPEATS TrueWings

SoundPEATS TrueWings are great budget sports TWS for secure fit and massive bass – If you need a pair for running or working out

Package & Accessories

The unboxing experience is nothing new, not like unboxing premium product – the white box package is simple – image and logo but quite elegant . Well it include:

Charging cable Type-C
3 pairs of eartips cặp eartips
User manual
A charging case

Battery life

Our battery test: the TrueWings can last for approximately 4 hours, lesser if we increased the volume. No fast charging. The charging case can provide additional 22 hours for earbuds – I like the charging case – it has battery indicator and it’s easy to remove the earbuds or clip back in – the bud come quite straightforward to contact with the charging pin in the case.

Pairing

You can either pair the L or R earbud with your phone. If it’s the L first and later the R they will automatically sync, but when the L run out of juice and needs to be recharged, you just use the single R – it keeps the music continue with the R.

Comfort & Fit

The SoundPEATS TrueWings design was truly inspired from PowerBeats Pro with the earhooks and the audio chamber. The design you could find from other brand like Mpow Flame Pro or Mpow Flame Lite. This design allow you to join toughest exercise without worrying the buds falling out.

SoundPEATS TrueWings costs 5 times less than PowerBeats Pro but sitting next to each other they are quite matched for size and shape. Build quality is great for the price and the pin at the charging ports is gold coated that’s impressive.

You will get used to it after initial wear that you hook the bud over your ear and do a bit twist to adjust the position. The TrueWing’s nozzles size is about ø5mm, you can buy aftermarket comply foam eartips to increase comfort and noise isolation.

Call performance

Since they are sports earbuds, don’t highly expect for its call quality – I tested and the result isn’t promising, just average even worse than using phone alone. In the quite environment the call quality is workable.

Sound Quality

SoundPEATS TrueWings have massive driver which is 13.6mm a bit larger than PowerBeats Pro’s 12mm. But this doesn’t tell anything about the sound if making a comparison between these two pairs.

TrueWings sound dynamic, sub-bass is present a bit emphasized and while mid-bass is punchy.

Mid-range is warm and smooth and since it’s bass emphasized so feel a bit rescessed but not really since the highs is not too much clear or bright even at higher volume.

SoundPEATS TrueWings’ spec

Bluetooth version: 5.0 (REALTEK RTL8763VXP)
Driver size: 13.6mm dynamic driver
Touch control: single, double and triple, touch and hold for play/pause music and other tasks.
IPX7 rating
Earbuds’ battery capacity and battery life: 4 hours
Colors: black

Similar products

Possibly Shenzhen based OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) developed this model so you could find similar design from other sellers, I list a couple of products just in case the TrueWings are out of stock. This section gives you an ideal how the design are varied from the original Beats – true wireless earbuds with ear hooks