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These aren't your typical earbuds. They
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don't even go in your ears. Meet the
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Sound Pete's Pearl Clip Pro. The
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weirdest and coolest earbuds I've ever
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tested. And trust me, they sound way
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better than you'd expect. I've tested
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dozens of earbuds across all price
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ranges. And these really caught my
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attention. Not just for their design,
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but for how shockingly good they sound.
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Inside this tiny box is something truly
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different. And by the end of this video,
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you'll see why these might be the most
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unique earbuds you can buy right now.
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The box itself looks compact yet
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premium, proudly showing off LDAC and
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high-res audio support, something you
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rarely see at this price point. Now,
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let's jump straight into the good stuff,
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the design. The sound pets Pearl Clip
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Pros are smaller and sleeker than most
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earbuds I've tested. They look far more
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compact than my old Edifier TWWS
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earbuds. The case has a glossy dark blue
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finish that feels premium, although the
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rounded base means it won't stand
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upright. On the front is a small LED
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light and a shiny metallic button that
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doubles as both the pairing and battery
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status button. At first, I thought it
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was just there for decoration. Turns out
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it's functional. Around the back, you
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get a blue accented USBC port for fast
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charging. Opening the case reveals what
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makes these earbuds so unique. Instead
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of sitting inside your ears, they gently
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clip around the outer ear. There's no
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left or right marking, so you can wear
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them however you like. They look
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futuristic, but feel incredibly light
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and natural once clipped on, almost like
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they're floating. The inner side houses
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the speaker grill, while the outer side
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includes charging pads. Each earbud
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packs 12mm dual magnetic drivers with
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just 5.85 g of weight, larger than what
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you usually find in openear designs,
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promising richer and more detailed
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sound. Sound Petats claims a 10-minute
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charge gives 2 hours of play time. I
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tested that claim and they lasted around
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1 hour and 35 minutes, which is still
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impressive for such a quick charge. I've
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also tried them while jogging in the
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park and during workouts at the gym.
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Outdoors, they performed beautifully,
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keeping me aware of my surroundings
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while still delivering clear, balanced
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audio. However, in the gym, where the
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background music was loud, their open
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ear design struggled a bit. Still, for
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outdoor runs and casual use, they're
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absolutely fantastic. The build feels
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soft and skin friendly, made from smooth
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silicone that stays comfortable even
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during long listening sessions. They
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stay surprisingly secure, too, even
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while walking or light workouts. They
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don't slip off. The touch controls work
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well, letting you adjust volume, skip
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tracks, or answer calls with a quick
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tap. Speaking of calls, the built-in
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microphones deliver clear, natural voice
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quality even in moderately noisy
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Hi guys, this is a quick microphone
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check video and this is how my voice
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sound like without using airbud
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microphone. This is a quick microphone
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test or the sound pets earbuds and you
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guys need to tell me how these are going
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to sound like and which one is a clear
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winner. Tell me in the comment section
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When paired with your phone, the sound
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pets app opens up even more features.
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You can check battery levels, toggle
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LDAC for near lossless audio, enable
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game mode for low latency, and even
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customize your sound using an eightband
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EQ that works in real time. You can also
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disable touch controls, update firmware,
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or locate your earbuds if you misplace
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them. These thoughtful details really
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elevate the experience. Now, fancy
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features are great, but none of it
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matters if they don't sound good. And
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this is where the Pearl Clip Pros
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genuinely surprised me. The sound feels
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open, natural, and detailed, like the
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music is floating around your head
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instead of being trapped in your ears.
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The stage is wide, vocals are crisp, and
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mids sound beautifully clean. Acoustic
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tracks and live performances shine. It's
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like you're right there in the same room
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as the artist. The bass is balanced
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rather than heavy. It doesn't punch like
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in-ear models, but it feels tight and
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natural. For most listeners, the overall
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sound is rich, airy, and refreshing. a
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blend of bone conduction openness with
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the clarity of traditional earbuds. Of
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course, there are trade-offs because
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they don't seal your ears, you'll still
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hear your surroundings. That's great for
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safety and awareness when walking
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outside, but not ideal in noisy
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environments. Still, the comfort and
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natural listening experience make the
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trade-off absolutely worth it. You can
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wear these for hours without that ear
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fatigue you get from sealed earbuds. So,
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what's the verdict? For around 60 bucks,
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the Sound Pete's Pearl Clip Pros punch
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way above their weight. They look
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stylish, sound fantastic, and stay
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comfortable for hours. They're not for
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hardcore bass lovers or strict audio
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files. But for casual listeners who
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value clarity, comfort, and awareness,
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these are outstanding. Being able to
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enjoy premium highresolution sound while
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keeping your ears open to the world is
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something truly unique. And Sound Petat
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nailed it here. If you're thinking about
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trying them, check out the links in the
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description. Every purchase supports the
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channel and helps me keep making honest
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reviews like this. For around $60, these
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clip-on earbuds deliver something no
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other pair does. Effortless comfort and
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sound that feels alive. Drop a comment
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and tell me if you'd actually wear
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clip-on earbuds like these. I'd love to
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hear your thoughts. Don't forget to like
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