The base is full and punchy with out washing out the muds or highs. Honestly really good full sound with a good but not overwhelming bass boost. The noise cancellation and transparency mode are great just like air pod pros. The mics are great and know one can tell if it’s my phone or head phones. The fit is next level. I am the type of person that will always have at least a ear bud in and with the air pods if I started work on my car the bud would fall out after about ten minutes, but the Beats Fit Pro stay in like the power beats pro do with the trade off of you feeling them being in. If you have them in your ear right they will never hurt but you will feel the wing tip after 45 minutes or so. USB C charging is amazing but for that you don’t get wireless charging which sucks if your like me and you have a wireless charging pad by your night stand and you would just put the case on that at night. The battery life and fast charging are great so that isn’t a problem if you forget to charge them but still I wish the had it even if it was an option for $50 or $60 more. The case size is bigger then an AirPod pro case but not enough you will notice it. The H1 chip in these work the same as the AirPod pros. In summary they are better fitting, little more bass heavy, usb c, better android supported, AirPod Pros with no wireless charging. If you really want wireless charging and the AirPod pros fit in your ears well enough you don’t worry about them falling out or you simple don't wear them with your head upside down under a car the AirPod pod pros are for you because they are so comfortable you’ll forget them in, where I would find it harder to forget the beat fit pros in.

Pros: - Sleek Colorway - Battery Life - Fit (They stay in) - Comfortable for extended periods - Great Apple Compatibility - Noise Cancelling/ Aware Modes - Sound (Not Audiophile but one of the best earbuds I have heard) Cons: - No Wireless Charging - Charge Time (They charge relatively quick but, I feel like they could benefit from a faster charge.) There is a lot to like with the Fit Pros. Especially if you are in the Apple Ecosystem and ESPECIALLY if the AirPods are not your cup of tea (For me they wouldn't stay in my ears). These sync up effortlessly with iPhones and have all the same options the airpods would in the settings being able to control many settings within the app and customizing your experience. They sound great and feel great. They stay in fine when mowing or doing outdoor activities. They also feel great and do not bother my ears at all. The buttons press effortlessly and accurately. My only gripe is I feel they could charge quicker and would be cool to have wireless charging for some but it is not a MUST for me.

I'm the guy that's known by friends and family as never being satisfied with my headphones, always on the hunt for the next best thing, trying and returning/exchanging all of the latest and greatest until I find my "it". My favorite headphones for the longest time were the Jabra Elite 85t's. I've tried every other pair of true wireless headphones in this price range (Sony xm4, Bose QC, Jaybird, beats pro wireless, AirPods Pro, the list goes on). The only downfall to my favorite 85t's was their lacking ability to read me my notifications and text messages seamlessly. Decided to exchange my 85t's for these beats fit pros and I am delighted. Siri hands free messaging, fantastic ANC, fantastic and natural feeling/sounding ambient (hear-through) mode that is toggled by one long press on either headphone, sound quality is mind blowing especially when paired with Apple Music's lossless high fidelity streaming and spatial audio feature. The spatial audio was something I thought would be a cool "check this out, that sounds pretty cool" feature before inevitably turning it back off and back in to whatever my default EQ setup was; I was wrong. It honestly has created an even more immersive, intricate, and beautiful way to listen to your favorite music. Somehow without taking anything away from the joyful listening experience, when spatial audio is enabled, the best way I can think to describe what it feels like is being front and center listening to your favorite band or artist live. Moving your head in different directions can help you to dial in and listen closer to, say, Flea (bass player for chili peppers) to hear all the tiny intricacies. It's an extremely enjoyable experience and I've kept the spatial audio enabled for all of my listening now. Let's wrap it up by me saying this (iPhone users); If you have any of apple's in-ear headphones and are wondering if these are the new king, do they check every box? Should you upgrade? Yes, yes, and yes. Better fit (all day comfort, no soreness), lock in your ears like a bank vault, they aren't falling out unless you take a sucker punch from Mike Tyson on Red Bull and adderal, so to speak. Better ANC and hear-through, better audio quality across the board (these things are LOUD), better call quality, SMALL charging case (less than half the size of beats pro wireless case, fits in pocket without any bulge) and better battery life. Oh and for those who don't know, to adjust your EQ settings with Apple headphones (like these); Settings -> Music -> EQ Also, type "Headphone accommodations" in the search field of settings and experiment with turning it on and off, test the different "balanced, bright" etc etc options in there to fine tune your audio even more to your liking. Give them a shot, you'll be glad you did.

First of all the noise cancellation is crazy good!!!!! The bass is crazy and the transparency is good. I see why some say transparency is better on airpods but i personally think the beats fits pros beat them in every category EXCEPT the mic! Which i personally dont care about as long as it sound good on my end but some people care. The mic is good/okay with background noise but not better than the airpod pros. As a women i have small ears but the medium and small tips fit me pretty good right out the box and comfortable plus they dont move! It doesnt feel like tm ears are clogged. No ear tip test needed but im glad they provided it. I noticed an immediate difference as soon as i started playing the first song. Overral 9.5/10. I got the airpod pros yesterday and they are good (except not comfortable and dont stay in like sometimes) but not even close to these!!! Definitley returning the airpod pros. As for the case - people say it feels cheap, i dont think it feels cheao but i will say its not heavy like the apple case. At the end of the day it doesnt bother me as long as the earpods are protected. And yeah the charger is definetly annoying but it dont matter. In conclusion, if youre looking to replace the airpod pros with these do it! If you just got the airpod pros recently but have no probelms with them then might as well keep them they are still great just not as good as beats. And if you really do care about mic quality and like the airpod pros transparenecy mode then dont get them and stick with what you have. Noise cancellation 10/10 coming from a new yorker who couldnt even hear the train coming.

I use these primarily for work calls and in the gym. I was a bit skeptical of the ability of these earbuds to stay in the ear having previously owned the Powerbeats with the over the ear design, but much to my delight these stay in just as efficiently, if not BETTER! I actually like them more than the Powerbeats due to the active noise cancellation. The only negative is that they don’t seem to get quite as loud as the Powerbeats but I think the active noise cancellation enables better hearing of the sound in a loud environment at a lower decibel - my ears will probably thank me for that later anyway! Lastly, these are probably the most comfortable earbuds I’ve ever worn. Highly recommend!