Beats Studio Buds – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds – Compatible with Apple & Android, Built-in Microphone, IPX4 Rating, Sweat Resistant Earphones, Class 1 Bluetooth Headphones – Black

Bought these headphones for my son. He has had countless wireless earphones and these have been his favorite. He said the clarity is unmatched. I like the color because they are easy to identify if misplaced in or around the home (which happens often!). have had them now for about a week and so far so good! Fits good in ear and has extra cushions in different sizes for maximum comfort and fit. Would definitely purchase again!

These are so far probably the best earbuds I have ever gotten! The sound quality is Awsome and the bass is good. I’m even able to connect these to my Apple Watch! Which is a huge plus for me because I use these in school, and my previous earbuds did not work well with it. The only con that I can think of right now is the rubber ear pieces that come with them, they are SO uncomfortable, I recommend buying new earpieces, I had some lying around from my previous earbuds and they are so much better now that I have more comfortable ear pieces. (I bought cheap off-brand 6$ ones from Amazon, came in a pack of 10 with 3 different sizes)

Estos audífonos los compre para un regalo pero la verdad es que estos audífonos son muy buenos la marca es buena, la verdad lo que me gusta de ellos es que la batería dura montones un chorro no se acaba y al estuche igual le dura bastante la batería ademas de que envuelven muy bien el sonido, o sea, si lo tienes en un volumen medio alto creanme no van a escuchar nada pero la razón por la cual le doy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ es que yo tuve unos hace tiempo y a mi como que se me caían o sea como que no quedan bien puestos o de plano yo no los se usar pero hasta donde se esto pasa con varias personas que conozco que tiene este tipo de audífonos si funcionan muy bien envuelven muy bien el sonido pero eso de estar acomodando los audífonos y que se te caigan es fastidioso, pero repito funcionan perfecto cumplen muy bien su función y también sirven para hacer creer a las personas que vas escuchando musica pero en realidad estas escuchando de lo que ellos están hablando, así que no importa si usted quiere escuchar musica o el chisme de la persona de a lado estos audífonos son muy buena opción.

Been a few months (May 2024) since the purchase so I wanted to give a nice, solid review.Battery life — Excellent. 5 starsRange From Phone/Case — Excellent. 5 starsStability — Excellent. 5 starsCharging — Excellent. 5 starsSound Quality — Excellent. 5 stars (especially if you aren’t an audiophile. We’re picky and hard to please so don’t listen to our complaints as closely. Leave those for the audiophiles to read about.Connectivity — Excellent. 5 stars.With that said …If you need something to work out in, live in a hot environment and are cleaning your yard.Nope. Not staying in. And my ears are pretty versatile.Which is why during Amazon Days I just purchased the Beats Fit Pro set.The sound on the Fits… Not gonna lie, huge difference in quality. Wasn’t expecting it to be that different. But, alas, it is. Now with that said, these here are super affordable. If you’re on a budget get them. The fits, not on sale and on sale, not for a budget audio buyer. So think about what is important as far as staying in your ears. If you’re looking for a chill around the house, sure these are excellent. If you wanna run, don’t. Save and get the fits.Comfortable. Weight is not heavy. I don’t use my buds for calls so I cannot speak on the mic, sorry.

I love them! I did have to switch the size of silicone part on my earbuds to a smaller size that didn’t come with my set but after that I didn’t have any problems with them falling out. I bought mine in November 2021 and for the last year, I am realizing they don’t stay charged as long as they previously once did. When I first got them they would last all day without needing a charge but now I can barely get to lunch before needing to charge. That’s the only disappointing part is that battery life doesn’t last long over time of ownership. Great for listening to music all day long. I can’t hear when people come up to my desk. Very noise canceling. Phone calls can be a little hit or miss where it picks up all the background noise and the caller can’t hear me as well.

I ordered these on sale after my favorite earbuds’ case stopped reliably charging and found they had been discontinued. I have a hard time finding earbuds that stay in and don’t hurt my ears. I have a set of Bose over ear anc headphones, but I like having earbuds because I can stick them in my purse or pocket and always have them handy. I was really skeptical of these because I figured they were more branding and hype than performance- but I was pleasantly surprised. These have a lot more clarity of sound than I had expected in the high and mid ranges. I was afraid they would be very bass heavy at the expense of higher ranges, and was pleased that this wasn’t the case.Pros- 1. comfortable fit. I can wear these all day without my ears hurting. 2. Good sound quality. They are not Bose quality sound, but they also aren’t Bose prices. 3. Smooth Apple connectivity – this is the most noticeable difference compared to my other favorite earbuds. These connect easily and smoothly and work with Siri in ways my other earbuds wouldn’t. 4. Noise cancellation- great noise cancellation without completely drowning everything out. I sometimes use these in louder environments because the active noise cancellation works great to dampen loud environmental noises. I highly recommend these if you are someone who, like me, gets sensory overload when there is too much noise. These don’t have a noticeable humming/buzzing noise like I notice with Bose’ anc.Cons- 1. overly touchy controls on the earbuds. I have accidentally hung up on people several times when trying to adjust an earbud. 2. Definitely worth every penny of the sale price – I’m not sure I would pay the full ticket price for these but if you can catch them on sale, grab them. There are earbuds of comparable sound quality for substantially less cost, but these are definitely higher end sound. I would not consider them audiophile quality if that is what you are looking for, but they deliver a good, solid, quality sound. 3. Charging case- the charging case closes firmly, opens easily, and the slim rounded design means they fit in your pocket without being bulky.Overall, I love these and I have purchased so many earbuds that I end up never using because they either hurt my ears, fall out too easily, or have terrible sound quality. I can listen to music, videos, movies, and audiobooks and the sound quality works and transitions well for all of these different media types.

I love these earbuds. They feel definitely worth the price and a all around great buy. Giving me exactly what I was looking for.For years I have used the raycon E55 and some of the features I loved about raycon was the manual button in the earbuds, excessive bass and great inside-ear fit.Recently however, raycon has gone the way of the world— they have put sensors on the earbuds in the place of buttons and Balanced out the audio. So I began my search for new earbuds.—THE SOUND—Both the AirPods, galaxybuds and raycons I have tried tend to be balanced and prioritize giving equal notes to all instruments For a clear and concise sound, But to someone who is not an audiophile it sounds very flat and devoid of the punch that I desire. For me- I want it to be great sounding but also noticeably bass heavy. These Beats Studio buds deliver. The company recognizes that your not using these to analyze a song. These are for the people who like bass and want to feel some gravitas in their ears!—CONNECTIVITY—These connect effortlessly to iPhone, as if they were AirPods. It was the single biggest factor that blew me away with these. They are incredibly easy to connect. I cannot speak for android but these work great. They do not have a lot of audio adjustments like Bose but I frankly don’t need them to. You can easily see the battery state on both buds and the case from a pop up window in your apple home screen whenever opening the case, just like AirPods.—FIT—The fit is not as good as the raycon E55 but only by a little bit. They fit snuggly in your ears well enough that they do not fall off when running and working out. Although adjustments might need to be made to them occasionally. (I have small ears, so the fit is review as such)—THE CONTROLS—The controls are simple and straightforward. They are just like what you come to expect from earbuds. Single tap, double tap, triple tap.The earbuds HAVE AN ACTUAL BUTTON… which I thought was extinct, I personally hate the sensor buttons because adjusting your earbuds in your ears would trigger the controls.While these do have a very sensitive physical button— it is easy to avoid while adjusting with practice.—BATTERY—The battery lasts me all day, what more do you want?—RANGE—Very good, about 30+ feet—CONS—-no MagSafe compatible charging-fit isn’t as perfect as some brands but is really good-if your an audiophile these earbuds are not balancedFinal call-If you like bass, and hate the sensor controls on most earbuds— these very well could be the best earbuds you could get. These are on par with earbuds in the 200$ range. And if your anything like me, you will love them! And if not, they might still be worth it to you—UPDATE—they have a hard time staying in when working out, and so I had to buy wing tips for these. They automatically have active noise cancellation on when you take them out of the case… which I personally hate.And the cases battery is pretty short lived… only lasts two days generally

, ANC is really good. I’ve millions of bluetooth/headphones that i use for a loud work environment so volume and ANC is a big deal. the only drawback with ANC is that drains the battery and no one pair can get me thru the day. So currently i also use the Jabra Elite Pro 7 and I just get these Beats Studio Buds. The Beats replaced JAbra Elite 75t AND my AirPods Pro Max. The Jabra 75t are just old and don’t work as well and the AirPods which have great sound and call just don’t stay in my ears so I actually had to buy the plastic covers that go on the AirPods so they lock in better. For the price they should just stay in. Also the AirPods battery is done to about 4 hours! The Beats Studio Buds are small, even though the case is huge! The price isn’t bad at $150, the Jabra Pro 7 was $130. I’ve gotten almost 6 hours out of the battery but it is brand new. The sound quality is really good, I played Whole Lotta Love by Zeppelin and it sounded great. The ANC is great too, blocks out outside noise great. I have smaller ears so the fit is good for me and I like the minimalist style of these. Bose and AirPods are over $200 so like i said these are $150 and are really a bargain in my opinion!

r years. Sound quality is great. I directly compared these to Airpods, Airpods Pro, and Beats Fit Pro, and in my opinion these offer the best noise cancellation. I will say though that I ended up trading the earbud tips out for ones that came with another product, the Beats Flex. Beats earbuds all appear to have the same sized holders for earbud tips, so I was able to use the ones that created the best seal/worked the best for me personally, and combine them with solid ANC.Tip: If you’re really just trying to block out external noise, you can actually combine these with an over-ear headphone like the Beats Studio 3, or my preference, the Bose QC45s. The ANC with these combine with the ANC from the QC45s and allow me to (at least apparently) completely block out external sounds. I’ve only tested this combination at home, but I live in an incredibly noisy area in a house with poor insulation/sound isolation from the outside. I now have peace and quiet for the first time in a very long time.

I like almost everything about these ear buds. The fit is great, sound quality is great and the noise cancellation is probably the best I’ve experienced. I love how they pair with my iPhone and like all Apple products they work wonderfully with each other. I have two complaints which might not even be issues to some users. One, the battery life falls a little short of my expectations. It isn’t bad it’s just not as long as I expected from an earbud in this price range. I’ve had less expensive ear buds that required less charging than these but the sound quality wasn’t as good. Two, there’s not a whole lot of customization offered with these. There’s no equalizer options and very little in the way of customization of settings. Those are the cons and why I gave them 4 stars instead of 5. Am I happy with them? Yes, and I would buy them again and recommend them to others.

et and short: These are great if your intent is to listen to music and block out the world. Get AirPod Pro’s if you want to make phone calls or hear the things around you.I had the AirPods pros before these and they were great. I’d argue that these sound just as good. I think I prefer the controls on these because you don’t have to actually grab them, just a tap will do. Haven’t used them for a phone call yet, but have been warned they dont sound as good on the other end as the AirPods do. The transparency mode is pretty terrible compared to the AirPods. It doesn’t really let any more noise through than if they were just off altogether. Happy its USB-C, sad that it has no wireless charging, but it has better battery life than the AirPods.Edit: Another feature I’m really going to miss from the Pro’s is the ability to take one out and have the music pause, and resume when its put back. These will continue to play, and play through both, unless the unused one is in the case. Not a big deal, but a feature I will miss.

. For $99.99, I’ve bought it without thinking it twice. I have the headphones and thought it’ll be the same with the buds.Though it’s slightly different-the sound quality is lower-the case itself is plastic.However, this has a lot of potential!-unlike the apple with a touch is sensitive it’s a button that’s on the earbuds and you can click for different commands.-for me doesn’t hurt for having the buds in for a along time and has various sizes for the buds if it doesn’t fit your ear. ( I’d say about two different sets in the package)When the battery is low ( which lasts 8 hrs) a sound tells you in advance around 15%.If you take one earphone out while the other is on, it’ll keep on playing music or videos.I had no problem with the pairing.Also, in the setting of the beats, there is an option for noise cancellation or ambient. Which is pretty amazing! The noise cancellation is the best.The charger is really short in length. It’s a type C. So I recommend getting a longer charger if you want to.Overall, it’s a great buy! Though you do need to get a case cover for this because it feels fragile with the plastic case it has.

Apple AirPods Pro. Dear Beats,I bought this headset for my wife in black. It was easy to pair and you can use either the left or the right earbud by itself which is nice because when one earbuds runs out of battery you can use the other one for a few hours. The case takes a lightening adapter and charges fully regardless of what kind of power brick you’re using. For the price these are a good deal. Pairing was as easy as open the lid next to your iPhone and then follow the on screen steps. Charges fully in about a couple of hours and will last you 20+ hrs with the case. The only thing I wished it had was qi wireless charging ability otherwise, these are nice for the price.Almost a month later… I am using these headsets for my M1 MBA and my iPhone 13Pro. One nice thing about this is that you can switch devices within a matter of seconds and a push of a button either on your iPhone or your MacBook. Second nice thing is that you can use the headset individually. One earbud could be in your ear and the other one in the case. It doesn’t matter which on you use first but I’ve been using the right one, depleting it, and then put it back into the case to charge when I’m not using it and switch to the left one. The case holds a good amount of charge. With average use, the case can charge the earbuds fully about twice before everything needs to be charged. Tapping on the earbuds pauses whatever you’re listening to or watching. The right bud is for increasing volume and the left bud is to decrease volume. You have to push and hold down for the volume to change. It charges via usb c which is nice. It also sound pretty good when just using it for talking. Overall, I am happy with the headsets.