Our favorite affordable audio brand’s new earbuds have more drivers than a horse has legs

• Five-driver design, aptX Lossless and LDAC
• Adaptive ANC and wind-resistant design
• $200 (about £150 / AU$299)

We test a lot of earbuds, and we’re consistently impressed by Soundpeat’s ability to deliver a lot of audio bang for your bucks with earbuds such as the Soundpeats H3. And it looks like the brand has been taking a few ideas from the likes of Gilette and BIC, who never met a razor they didn’t want to cram more blades into: where the Soundpeats H3 had three drivers per earbud, the new Soundpeats Aura Nebula have five.

In addition to that five-driver setup, there’s an impressive specification including lossless and LDAC audio, adaptive hybrid ANC and a wind-resistant design for clear calling. And the price tag is very competitive: just $200 (roughly £150 or AU$299 – which is cheaper than Apple‘s flagship AirPods).