Beats Solo Buds - Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | 18 Hours of Battery Life | Apple & Android Compatibility | Built-in Microphone - Matte Black

So happy with these!!! Unfortunately - after over 5 years of my Powerbeats Pro - I ended up losing a bud on a plane ride. :( I did some research and was not wanting to spend over $200 on the new Powerbeats Pros, I opted for the smaller earbuds. For one, I do appreciate the size!!! One thing that was a downside for me regarding the pros was the size of the case. Sure, the Studio Beats don’t charge in their case, but the battery life is hopeful!!! I ended up ordering a locking case from amazon for them too. Sound quality is great. They are super secure in my ears and do feel like they can withstand a hefty workout. Get on the beats trainnnn!!!!

I love these headphonesm first off the are the perfect size for me. As I am a person who carries around a lot of heavy items and I had over the head headphonesand got tired of lugging around those things all day. They fit perfectly in my bag and are compact. The sound quality is amazing for its small size and easily connected to my Bluetooth. Other brands take forever to. I love that when I make phone calls people can hear me as well. Which i find many other Bluetooth headphones to have terrible mic quality. These headphones are 100% worth the price and i would never buy another brand again.

Got these on sale on prime day. My husband works construction and is constantly losing air pods I didn’t want to buy anymore so I got these for him and they work great! Easy to use for him and have held up great even with him dropping them constantly. He loves them because he can hear great with them in phone calls and the mic works great. Ended up getting myself some love them for the gym.

Finally decided to take a chance on these when they went on sale for around $50, cheaper than Raycons usually. The Beats Solo Buds are superior to the Raycons (2024) I’ve been using in almost every way. Battery life lasts all day unlike the 3-6 hours use of the Raycons. Physical buttons not overly sensitive/insensitive touch controls. You can even customize the buttons to an extent on iOS. No annoying robot voice, just a sound when on. Magnets on the earbuds to keep together out of the case.The one or two things Raycon may have over Beats is the bass which is better tor listening for metal music imo with the sound profile options, and the comfort of being in ear for long periods of time, but not worse than other earbuds I’ve had. But don’t expect to sleep with these if you’re a side sleeper like me. The sound quality is fine but too mid heavy for me, I wish there were EQ options on either iOS outside Apple Music or in the Beats app because not every app has EQ options (YT Music).Some limits are baked in like not being able to charge in the case which isn’t a problem given the battery life but there’s no indicator for if they’re properly charging until you open this case which can be problem if you wake up and they didn’t charge but so far hasn’t happened to me. These are barebones earbuds by design so no noise cancelling or awareness mode, the cushions don’t block loud noise very much if that is an issue.As to cosmetics the case is significantly smaller than the Raycon’s, the buds themselves easier to remove given their large size to house the batteries.Overall I’m pretty satisfied, so far the best budget earbuds on the market which I’ve made a regular part of my listening routine. I’d say these are best for daily and causal wear like listening to podcasts and music while working or doing non swimming exercises (little IPX protection).

I’ve been using my Beats wireless headphones for a few months now, and they’ve quickly become my go-to for everything from workouts to work calls. Right out of the box, they impress with sleek, modern design and premium build quality. Beats always delivers in the style department, and these headphones are no exception—they look great and feel durable.Sound quality is where Beats really shines. The bass is rich and powerful (which is perfect for hip-hop, pop, and electronic music), yet the mids and highs are still clear and crisp. They’re not tuned like studio reference headphones, but for everyday listening, the sound is dynamic and immersive.Bluetooth connectivity is smooth and reliable. Pairing with my devices (especially Apple products) is almost instant thanks to the built-in Apple H1 or W1 chip, depending on the model. The battery life is also solid—I get multiple days of moderate use before needing to recharge, and the Fast Fuel feature is a lifesaver when I need a quick top-up.They’re also surprisingly comfortable, even for long periods. The ear cushions are soft, and the fit feels snug without being too tight. I use them during workouts, commutes, and even on calls, and they perform well in all scenarios.

These are exactly what I was looking for. You barely know they are in your ear and the sounds quality is amazing. Honestly, I had brought another pair of Pro Beats with the ear hooks and didn’t realize how large the charger case was until I received them. So, I needed something smaller and stumbled across these. I’m extremely pleased.

I got these headphones on sale, and didn’t really expect much from them in the first place, but I would equate these to the Apple headphones can you plug into your phone. Volume wise, it’s pretty quiet, and for reference, I usually listen have my AirPods Pro at half volume, and that’s perfectly fine. These I have to crank up to at least 3/4 volume to hear anything clearly, even with no noise around me. Other than the volume, they’re pretty comfortable to wear and I had no problem with the fit. However, the case is another complaint from me as there is literally no way to know whether or not it has any charge. It makes a noise when you take the headphones out and when you charge the case, but otherwise there’s no way of knowing as there isn’t even a light indicator on it to let you know if it’s out or not. If you really want something to pair with your iPhone for fairly cheap, then I guess these are fine, but I even had problems with it connecting automatically as well, which is pretty much the only reason I got them.