SNACK: 3-line summary
- SOUNDPEATS introduced the CC3 Pro, open-ear clip-on earbuds with two drivers per side.
- Each earbud weighs about 5.5g and uses physical buttons instead of touch controls.
- SOUNDPEATS rates battery life at up to 44 hours with the case, tested with AAC at 60% volume in Normal Mode during continuous music playback.
SOUNDPEATS introduced the CC3 Pro on October 28, 2026, putting two drivers in each open-ear clip-on earbud. Availability began that day through Amazon storefronts in major global markets. The US launch price is $69.99.
Snackgirls react
Red Those physical buttons have me curious—can I nudge a clip back into place without accidentally pausing the track?
Nea I’d like to listen to a string-heavy game soundtrack on these. I’m curious how the high notes would come through with the piezoelectric driver and an open-ear fit.
How the two drivers divide the work
The clip-on design leaves the ear canal unsealed, allowing surrounding sound in alongside your audio.
Inside each earbud, a 12mm dual-magnet dynamic driver handles bass and lower frequencies, while a 9mm ceramic piezoelectric driver handles the highs. In simple terms, the two drivers share the work of producing sound across different frequency ranges. SOUNDPEATS says this arrangement is intended to give its open-ear sound greater range and detail.
Physical buttons for everyday adjustments
The CC3 Pro uses physical buttons rather than touch gestures. SOUNDPEATS chose them to help reduce unintended commands when repositioning the earbuds or putting on glasses.
Each earbud weighs about 5.5g, with liquid-silicone contact surfaces and a 0.5mm memory-steel core. The curved clip is also designed with glasses in mind.
Up to 44 hours, measured with AAC
SOUNDPEATS rates playback at up to 10 hours per charge and up to 44 hours in total with the case. Those figures come from its continuous-music test using AAC at 60% volume in Normal Mode; actual runtime varies with the device, codec, volume, content and usage conditions.
The case supports both USB-C and wireless charging. Either earbud can go into either charging slot, so there is no need to match left and right when putting them away.
Sources and checked date: 2026-10-31 (KST)
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