“My Powerbeats are very “tinny”. Is there a way to adjust the bass quality of the sound?”
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Not that I know of. Really was expecting some more bass when I purchased these.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I too was very disappointed with the lack of bass however after trying the different ear adapters I found that these are what makes all the difference in how deep or how tinny these sound. I have small ear canals and thought i needed to try the smallest adapter but actually the larger ones worked. Now the bass is as it should be. I would suggest for those having problems try buying a different set of adapters. It really does make all the difference.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Get the right fitting earbuds. Without the correct ones you won’t hear any bass.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These things sound terrible. I thought I might have gotten a bad pair. Reached out to Apple, they replaced them, but the new ones sound just as bad. I got these as a Christmas gift so I don't have a receipt. If I did, I would return them. Don't waste your money. Have the regular Powerbeats and they sound great, lots of bass, these things sound like an old AM radio!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Wait .. I thought so too.. I have super tiny ear openings ( that might as well not exist seriously at all lol ) I use the smallest ear buds that came with it , that didn’t even help . I did find however manipulating the way the ear piece wraps around my ears ( as in squeezing it tighter and smaller around my whole ear ) did definitely help incredibly . It’s almost impossible ( in my case) to put the buds closer to the inside of my ear because it only kept allowing me to hit the buttons accidentally to change volume and songs etc. .. you have to literally bend and shape the outside of it to make it “ sound “ closer to your ear drum. Hope that makes sense ; )
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.On your iPhone Go to settings- -Music -EQ and select audio mode 23 modes to chose from. I selected BASS BOOSTER
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Change the ear piece. Find the right one for you ears.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For Windows 10: If your on a computer, make sure your are connected to "PowerBeats Pro Stereo" NOT "PowerBeats Pro Hands-Free AG Audio". You can also go to settings -> sound -> device properties. Here you can enable Spatial Sound (see img 1). From there you can go to Additional Device Settings -> Enhancements. Here you can enable things such as Bass Boost (see img 2). From there you can go to Settings(make sure Bass Boost is highlighted/clicked on). Here you can tweak the Bass Boost by messing around with the frequency and boost level (see img 3). Going back to Settings, and clicking on Headphone Virtualization then clicking Settings will open up settings for the Virtualization (see img 5). Going back to Settings, and clicking on Loudness Equalization then clicking Settings will open up settings for Equalization between loud/soft sounds (see img 4). I messed around with my settings and they are sounding really good(not as good as if they were connected to my phone, but pretty close). Hope this helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I just bought these and i had the same disappointment. My powerbeats3 were amazing (i broke them) i decided to upgrade. These powerBeats pro have NO BASS!! I switched the buds to another from the ones that came with it (because it was a suggestion)... still nothing I ended up using one of my old powerbeats buds.. made the world of a difference.. the hole for the new powerbeats is too small my old powerbeats have a significantly larger hole and bro!! Huge improvement.. a simple fix is purchasing earbuds with a larger ear hole. Picture included. Pink buds arw the old ones.. yellow are the new. The hole on the side that goes in your ear is larger in the pink.. makes a difference.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Better (tighter) fit buds. If they seems tinny push them in a bit to see if they sound better. If they do, go down a size and try again.
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