Beats by Dr. Dre - Powerbeats High-Performance Wireless Earphones - Black

I have had beats before, but never the wireless ones like these. I have to say the sound quality is excellent, the bass is very strong and the sounds are crisp and clear. The battery life is really long and charging is quick. The ear pieces needed to be adjusted, but it was very easy. Super comfy.. Now my only problem is keeping them away from my husband, he will be getting a pair for Christmas in his sticking;)

I have small ears, this doesn't fall out, it doesn't feel like its stabbing you in the ears after hours and hours of listening. i had to buy because my apple headphones were stabbing into my little ears and literally making my ears red and swell. I like how easily it connects with my iphone. If I leave my phone on charge at one side of the house, I can be on the other side of the house and still listen to my music because it reaches it. this bluetooth connection is strong. the over ear part is like somewhat bendable, if you bend it to fit it to your ear then it will stay like that until u bend it a different way, its not flimsy but it is soft on your ear. it shows how to bend/adjust the over ear part it in the instructions. I don't leave reviews like this but I am honestly so happy with it. I spent a long time looking into which ones to buy and I always make sure to read the worst reviews before I buy something so I can know what would be the worst case scenario, but this was a good purchase. It lasts 15 hours for one hour of charge so i could wear these all day if I wanted to. I have to wear headphones a lot because of work, I can wear them all day no problem, no pain in my ears at all. the microphone is really good on these too because I can talk on the phone with a thick mask on and my voice will still go through. I even bought this for my mom who has larger ears and she likes it a lot and it fits her perfectly, she uses it all the time.

This Bluetooth "on-ear" wireless headset is engineered to fit somewhere between the Beats Pro "true wireless" headset and the Beats Power3. It is very much like the latter, except that it uses the Apple headset chip that allows fast connection to Apple products, and does so much more easily than the Powerbeats3 (the same technology used by the Beats Pro, the the Airpod and the Airpod Pro). Unlike the Powerbeats3 (which uses a micro-USB cable), it uses the standard Apple Lightning connector. Getting it to work with an Apple product (e.g. iPhone, iPad or iPad Touch is thus a lot smoother. Whether the sound quality is any better is debatable. Reviews that I read before purchasing it said it is, mine ears say they are about the same. The fit of the news hook around your ears may be superior, although I think even that is debatable. However, the connecting cable between the two ears is intended to hang around the back of the neck, rather than in front (as was the case with the PowerBeats3), and I think this is a more sensible design. The Beat Listed at $150, it is $50 less expensive than the PowerBeats 3, and $100 less expensive than the Beats Pro (although the latter has routinely been discounted to $199, while the former is now being sold at well under $100). Considering that $150 was the original pricing of the BeatsX, a much inferior product, I think the new Powerbeats a good buy.

My time with the Beats have been good so far! I initially was a bit worried about the fit, they started to hurt my ears when wearing them. However, they hurt less and I've kind of "wore them in" with working with them outside gardening and taking them for runs. They don't fully seal in your ears, kind of like AirPods, so you don't get that full isolation like other earbuds. However, for what I use them for, I need to hear a bit of the background noise so it works for me! I also appreciate the ease of switching between Apple products and having the whole IOS interaction. Overall, I've enjoyed these headphones since my purchase and hope to use them for awhile!

I owned the powerbeats 3 and used them more than daily. The sound quality is great, though granted I’m not a huge audiophile that needs FLAC quality. This model of the powerbeats has some notable differences including a shorter neck string (the others hung from my neck and these stop on my shoulder), and of course the buttons have changed a little. I do appreciate charging by lightning cable instead of the old micro-usb charging. Would recommend as an introductory pair of wireless earbuds, especially if on sale and especially if you are prone to losing the individual buds like AirPods.

I've owned every release of powerbeats and this is THE BEST ONE. I work out 5 times a week and as far as quality and craftsman ship this is the best one. I don't like air pods bc of the potential of losing one or having to feel if theyre in my ear while running. Also I found when sweat got into the OLD version w/ the remote on it, the whole headphones would short easily. They got rid of the remote on the cord. I'm impressed and I outwardly tell people I don't like beats. Guess what, this one I rave about. Worth the money.

I went in thinking I would buy the “truly wireless headphones “ and debated at price. $200.00 seemed just too steep and I missed the sale at Thanksgiving. The salesman didn’t seem to want to budge and neither did I. I bought these and charged them as soon as I got home. I have second generation Beats and they still work and retired them for travel in the future. These new headphones are everything I wanted. Sound quality is very good and made me realize I really don’t need “truly wireless “ just yet. Easy to setup and haven’t had any issues. Oh I’ll get my “truly wireless “ eventually and maybe I’ll spring for the Bose noise canceling ear buds.

I have tiny ear canals - this means that AirPods, or any ear buds that don't mold into the ear or clip on my ears will not stay on. I tried exercising with AirPods for about three years. I had to buy Insignia rubber tip things to keep those in my ear. I wish I had just bought these ASAP. They sound great for the price, and they stay in my ear no matter what activity I'm doing. Syncing them to my iPhone is easy, but not as easy as AirPods. I have to manually cast the audio to the device, which is just a couple of extra taps.