Roseselsa OpenFree VS Soundpeats Clip 1

Both the Roseselsa OpenFree and Soundpeats Clip 1 feature an open-ear design, providing a comfortable, non-intrusive fit. Neither product includes wingtips for extra stability, but they do both offer a wire-free experience, as neither has cables or neckbands.

In terms of water resistance, the Roseselsa OpenFree has an IPX4 rating, making it sweat resistant. In contrast, the Soundpeats Clip 1 has a slightly higher IPX5 rating, indicating it is more water-resistant overall. The Roseselsa model is specifically sweat resistant, while the Soundpeats version is labeled as water-resistant, suggesting it may offer slightly more protection against moisture.

Both models come with stereo speakers, but neither product features RGB lighting, UV light, or a display. Additionally, neither model includes any special display or lighting options, sticking to more straightforward functionality.

Both the Roseselsa OpenFree and Soundpeats Clip 1 lack active noise cancellation (ANC) and passive noise reduction, meaning neither model provides noise isolation beyond their design. In terms of driver size, the Roseselsa OpenFree has a 10 mm driver unit, while the Soundpeats Clip 1 features a slightly larger 12 mm driver unit.

Regarding frequency response, both products have the same lowest frequency of 20 Hz, but the Soundpeats Clip 1 extends to a much lower highest frequency of 4 Hz compared to the Roseselsa OpenFree's 20,000 Hz. This significant difference indicates the Soundpeats model may offer deeper bass frequencies, though the higher frequency range of the Roseselsa may allow for crisper treble.

Neither model supports spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, Dirac Virtuo, or has a neodymium magnet, meaning both share similar limitations in terms of advanced audio technologies and magnetic driver enhancements.

The Roseselsa OpenFree offers a battery life of 10 hours on a single charge, while the Soundpeats Clip 1 provides slightly less, with 8 hours of battery life. Both models come with a charging case that extends battery life, with the Roseselsa offering up to 42 hours and the Soundpeats up to 32 hours.

In terms of charging time, the Roseselsa OpenFree requires 2 hours to fully charge, while the Soundpeats Clip 1 charges a bit faster at 1.5 hours. Neither product supports wireless charging or has a solar power battery, so both rely on traditional wired charging methods.

Both products feature a rechargeable battery and include a battery level indicator, ensuring you can easily monitor the remaining charge while in use.

Both the Roseselsa OpenFree and Soundpeats Clip 1 support USB Type-C for charging, ensuring modern connectivity for both devices. They also feature Bluetooth 5.4, providing efficient wireless connectivity. However, there are some differences in codec support: the Roseselsa OpenFree supports both LDAC and LDHC, while the Soundpeats Clip 1 supports LDAC but does not have LDHC.

Neither product supports fast pairing or Bluetooth pairing using NFC, and neither includes Bluetooth LE Audio, Auracast, or any form of aptX (including aptX Adaptive, aptX Low Latency, aptX HD, aptX Lossless, or aptX Voice). Both devices also support AAC, which is a commonly used codec for wireless audio.

Regarding Bluetooth range, both products have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters, meaning they share similar wireless range capabilities.

The Roseselsa OpenFree and Soundpeats Clip 1 both share several features, including support for fast charging, multipoint connection (with a count of 2 devices), a mute function, and the ability to be used as a headset. Both models also include a control panel placed on the device, voice prompts, and a travel bag, though neither includes an in-line control panel or a built-in camera remote control function.

One key difference is that the Soundpeats Clip 1 features in/on-ear detection, while the Roseselsa OpenFree does not. Neither product supports the find device feature or ambient sound mode.

Additionally, neither product includes a temperature sensor, highlighting the focus on more basic features for both models.

Both the Roseselsa OpenFree and Soundpeats Clip 1 feature noise-canceling microphones, ensuring clear voice capture during calls or communication. The microphone quality for both products is designed to reduce background noise, offering an enhanced audio experience for the user.

There are no other differences in terms of microphone features between the two models, as both include the same core functionality in this area.