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xMEMS solid-state tweeter with a 12mm dynamic driver
Hi-Res certified, with LDAC support
Up to 45dB active noise cancellation
Three microphones with AI noise reduction
Low-latency mode for gaming
The Capsule 3 Pro+ is one of the few earbuds at any price to pair a conventional dynamic driver with an xMEMS solid-state tweeter. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.
A conventional driver is a paper or plastic cone pushed by a magnet and a coil. An xMEMS tweeter is a silicon component etched like a computer chip, with no moving coil at all. Because there is almost no mass to accelerate, it starts and stops far faster than a cone can, which is exactly what treble detail depends on. It cannot move enough air for bass, which is why the 12mm dynamic driver is still there doing the low end. The pairing gives each range a driver suited to it rather than asking one to do both.
SoundPEATS rates cancellation at up to 45dB. As with every such figure it is measured under favourable conditions and depends heavily on how well the ear tips seal — a poor seal undoes more cancellation than any specification can add back. Three microphones with AI processing handle calls, separating your voice from background noise for the person listening, which is a different job from cancelling noise for you.
LDAC carries roughly three times the data of the default Bluetooth codec and earns the Hi-Res certification. It needs a recent Android phone; iPhones fall back to AAC. A low-latency mode is available for gaming, where the delay between what you see and what you hear otherwise becomes obvious.
No warranty term is published for this model through our supply route, so we do not state one. Our returns policy covers a faulty unit.
| Model | Capsule 3 Pro+ |
|---|---|
| Type | True wireless earbuds |
| App | SoundPEATS |
| Drivers | 12mm dynamic xMEMS solid-state tweeter |
|---|---|
| Noise cancellation | Up to 45dB active |
| Microphones | Three, with AI noise reduction |
| Codecs | LDAC AAC SBC |
| Certification | Hi-Res Audio |
| Low latency | Game mode |
| Colours | Black |
|---|
A silicon component etched like a computer chip rather than a cone pushed by a coil. With almost no mass to move it responds far faster, which is what treble detail depends on. It cannot produce bass, hence the separate dynamic driver.
It is a high figure, but it is measured under favourable conditions. How much you actually get depends far more on how well the ear tips seal your ear canal. A poor seal loses more cancellation than any specification can make up.
For LDAC, yes — Apple does not support it, so on an iPhone these fall back to AAC. Everything else works on either platform. If you use iOS, the Hi-Res capability is the part you will not be able to use.
There is a low-latency mode that cuts the delay between the picture and the sound, which matters in shooters and rhythm games. Wired earphones will always be lower latency, but this closes most of the gap for casual play.
Because we have not verified the manufacturer's quoted runtime against a unit in hand. We publish only figures we can stand behind, so the table is short on purpose. Everything shown in it is confirmed.
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