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BrandSoundPEATS
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12mm dynamic drivers
Rated 40 hours of total playtime
Transparent housing — the internals are the design
Feed-forward and feedback microphones for calls
Bluetooth 5.3, with game mode and app control
Touch controls can be disabled entirely
Transparent housings that show the internals, a 12mm driver and a 40-hour rating — the Clear is styled as much as it is specified. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.
Twelve millimetres is a large driver for earbuds at this price, where 10mm is the norm. A larger diaphragm moves more air, which is what produces low frequencies, so the practical effect is bass with more weight behind it. Forty hours is the total including case recharges, measured at moderate volume — treat it as a ceiling rather than a daily figure, which is true of every quoted battery number in this category.
The Clear carries both a feed-forward and a feedback microphone. The feed-forward one faces outward and samples the noise around you; the feedback one sits inside and listens to what actually reaches your ear. Having both is what lets the earbuds correct for how well your ear tips are sealing rather than assuming a perfect fit. For calls, the pair works together to separate your voice from the background before it is transmitted.
Game mode cuts Bluetooth latency so that what you see and what you hear stay together — obvious in shooters and rhythm games, invisible in video. The more quietly useful feature is being able to disable touch controls entirely in the app. Touch panels on earbuds trigger constantly when you adjust them in your ear or pull a hood over your head, and most manufacturers give you no way to stop it. Being able to turn them off is a small thing you will appreciate weekly.
No warranty term is published for this model through our supply route, so we do not state one. Our returns policy covers a unit that arrives faulty.
| Model | Clear |
|---|---|
| Type | True wireless earbuds |
| App | SoundPEATS |
| Drivers | 12mm dynamic |
|---|---|
| Microphones | Feed-forward and feedback |
| Low latency | Game mode |
| Total with case | Rated 40 hours |
|---|
| Bluetooth version | 5.3 |
|---|
| Housing | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Controls | Touch, and can be disabled in the app |
| Colours | Black White Blue Beige |
Yes, entirely, through the SoundPEATS app. That is unusual and genuinely useful — touch panels trigger constantly when you adjust an earbud in your ear or pull a hood over your head, and most manufacturers give you no way to stop it.
Larger drivers move more air, which is what low frequencies are made of, so you generally get bass with more weight. Tuning matters as much as size though — a well-tuned 10mm pair can outperform a poorly tuned larger one.
The two microphones are used for call clarity rather than active cancellation for your listening. If blocking out a commute is your priority, choose a model with active noise cancellation stated in its specification table instead.
That is the total including case recharges, measured at moderate volume. High volume reduces it. Treat forty as a ceiling rather than a daily expectation — every manufacturer quotes the favourable figure, so compare like with like across brands.
It is a styling choice rather than a structural one — the shell is the same kind of plastic, simply clear instead of coloured. Scratches show a little more readily on clear plastic, which is worth knowing if they live loose in a bag.
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