Owner of 2 such headphones. I bought them for my wife and was impressed by the incredible volume in music and conversation that I have never had in similar products, even well-known ones, but I feel deceived and wonder why no one has mentioned it. After upgrading the firmware, the volume in conversation ONLY (not in music, I emphasize) dropped by about half. And in both pairs.

Plate upgrades. Unacceptable because the volume in conversation was the main reason for purchasing them.
After searching, I found only one question on the company's Twitter, but without a clear answer.

Depending on each person's needs, I recommend buying them only if there is no upgrade, but you will live with the bug of the initial version, which is the incorrect battery indication in the Soundpeats application menu.
UPDATE
After contacting the company, I received instructions and both headphones were restored to the previous firmware and now everything works as it should. Minus 1 star for the good but not perfect conversation quality in terms of how the other person hears you. Overall, however, at least for me, it remains the best choice that combines everything.

I got them in Pink for my wife, she really likes them. This particular model has a 15% smaller size in both the charging case and the earbuds while maintaining the same battery life.

It has an application and you can even do a Firmware Update. It has many touch options on the earbuds, they have a small charging case and a good design. The earbuds do not easily fall out of the ears even though they do not have silicone (they are like airpods). The sound can be customized through the application.

For the money you spend, I think it is a really good choice.

The charging case and the earbuds are approximately 15% smaller in size compared to the previous model but they have the same battery and autonomy.

From fully discharged, both the earbuds and the case were fully charged in 20 minutes in the socket.

There is no protective case for the charging case like the Apple Airpods, however, they have better sound (!!!). They also have the airpods shape, meaning without silicone. They fit very well in the ears and do not come out even if I shake my head.

If someone runs in the hallway at a speed of more than 12km/h, they vibrate in the ear and it becomes annoying, however, they do not slip with sweat.

The best thing for the money. As long as I use them, I haven't found anything negative about them, so I will list all the positives they have in order:

1) Very good fit in my ears (they don't have silicon tips, so they may not fit perfectly in some ears).
2) IPX5 certification, which means you can wear them without worry not only during workouts regarding sweat, but they can also withstand a small amount of water, for example during rain or drizzle.
3) Game mode with low latency (you can disable it to save battery through the app).
4) App support (via the Soundpeats app), something that is not mentioned in the instructions and no one has mentioned it from what I've seen. It allows you to have firmware updates (unprecedented for 50€ earphones) and some additional features such as disabling the "one tap" to avoid accidentally pressing it when you put them on/adjust them, in-ear detection that pauses the music when you remove one of the two earphones and resumes it when you put it back on. You also have the option to enable Adaptive EQ and Equalizer options to adjust the bass/treble to your liking. All of this in 50€ earphones, I mention it again.
5) The sound is very loud (even at 60% volume) and clear both for music and calls.
6) The microphone is of high quality with good noise cancellation during calls.

Finally, I should mention that I also use them while riding a motorcycle in the city and they don't bother me at all under the helmet due to their small size, while at the same time you have a good awareness of what's happening around you due to the lack of silicon tips that don't block your ear. If they withstand the test of time, we will be talking about the ultimate value for money. If you are looking for earphones without silicon tips around 50€, get them without hesitation.

I chose them after reading many reviews, specifically about whether they are suitable for small ears. The silicone tips do not fit in my ears, and I was looking for something that can stay in place and not fall out. The first time I put them on, they fell out of my ears with a certain facial muscle movement (e.g. a wide smile), but I quickly learned how to apply them correctly. They have fallen out twice already in the first month that I have them, but luckily they haven't been damaged. I hope they are durable over time because they will definitely fall out again (update: one year and several more falls later, they hold up!). I have worn them for up to two consecutive hours and they don't tire my ears (although it is more uncomfortable in one ear than the other). They don't bother me even if I wear earrings that touch the inside of the ear (cuffs). I haven't tried them for sports because I didn't want them for that purpose (I would go for something with hooks for security).

The sound quality is very good. For their type (open type, without silicone), you don't expect noise cancellation, but they play well and loudly and give a sense of surround sound, rich in all frequencies. Even in noisy environments (e.g. subway), you can hear your music while still being able to hear vehicles or voices while walking on the street. Under normal conditions, you don't even need to turn the volume up to 100%. I haven't had any complaints about the sound during indoor calls, but in outdoor and noisy environments, I prefer to lower the volume on the phone to speak more softly and not capture too much environmental noise.

One thing I was afraid of was their touch control, since they are touch-sensitive. However, with a little practice, you learn how to handle them to adjust their fit without pressing the touch surface and stopping your music or ending a call. In general, it is easy to learn what actions to perform with which ear and how many taps, and they work quite well. The only issue I have noticed is that sometimes the playback pauses for no apparent reason (maybe they touch my hair?). Apart from that, I would like to be able to program their actions through an application (edit: there is now an application that allows customization, but I haven't tried it because it has very negative reviews on Google Play and requires email and location data), but even so, I manage just fine. I would also like to know the battery level of the units in some way, because I can only tell the battery level of the case: it changes the color of the LED according to the percentage, but it also appears on the phone if you have the latest version of Android and the UI supports it. I have used them for about 10 hours in a month and the battery is still in the green.

Their case is very small and fits comfortably in any pocket or bag. With their build quality, I don't see any problems yet, they don't look cheap and they are very discreet (I got them in black because I'm afraid the white ones will yellow after a while). The lid of the case seems a bit fragile, but after a year, it hasn't suffered any damage.

Overall, I recommend them for those who have issues with the fit of silicone earbuds. Some compare them to the 2nd generation Airpods (not the subsequent ones), but the price difference is huge for something that you don't know if you will be satisfied with or you may lose in the first week or it may fall and get run over by a car - it's a small thing, many things can happen!

I chose these specific headphones because I have small ears and they fit me well. I saw several positive reviews from foreign YouTubers, so I decided to buy them.

I use them with an iPhone 12 Pro Max and the connection is not always automatic like the AirPods. Sometimes, I have to manually connect them. I imagine this is due to the iOS, so in my opinion, it shouldn't be considered a negative.

I'll start with the sound, which is definitely the most important aspect of such devices. Sound is often subjective depending on each person's usage, but I am very satisfied. I mainly use them for calls, movies, and YouTube. I am pleased with their bass, although it's not extraordinary compared to the AirPods I have, which I think are slightly better. Overall, their sound is pleasant and full. Don't expect noise cancelling in this type of headphones, as you can still hear the surrounding noises, but they don't bother you during conversations or music listening. The headphones' high volume also helps with this (usually, I have them at 50% or even lower).

They fit extremely well in my ears, but again, this depends on each person's ear and which type of headphones suit them better. They are lightweight and don't easily fall out, even when I'm at the gym. They also don't have any issues when I sweat, as they are partially waterproof.

The call quality is excellent. My conversation partners have never complained, and I can hear them clearly.

One significant negative (and quite annoying) aspect is that when you lie on your side and they touch the pillow, the touch feature on the headphones is activated, causing whatever you're watching or listening to pause. It doesn't happen all the time, but it occurs frequently enough for me to deduct one star. This is something that never happened with my AirPods.

Finally, their battery life is very good. In the 6 days that I've had them, I haven't needed to recharge them a second time, and the battery LED is still green, indicating that it's above 50% (I use them for an average of two hours daily).

If they hold up over time, they will definitely be a value-for-money choice. However, for now, I am quite satisfied, especially considering the money I spent. The differences between them and the AirPods are not significant enough to justify such a price difference.