Customer Ratings & Reviews

Okay so I have Beats wireless headphones , first generation AirPods & now these AirPod pro’s . These AIRPOD PRO’S are a game changer ! Battery lasts long , fits perfectly in my ear and the NOISE CANCELATION MODE — legit !! Lol I'm like excited typing this about how well they work and are . I really inly need one headphone in my ear to block out majority of noise . The beats are perfect for when I work out ... but these are the perfect everyday headphones for me . They get a 10/10 for me !!

I’ve only had these 2 weeks. So far, they are superb. Choices and tastes for sound quality likely differ from one person to the next, but for me, these are best. I had a pair of Bose over-the ear headphones before, and these earbuds rival the sound quality. I’m not enough of an audiophile to be a good judge of which ones do best on quantified measures like bass and others. What matters is, I love them. My important need is, how are they on the move? Do they drop out repeatedly while running? I run / walk / hike lots of miles each week, often in inclement weather. I chose these as much for having ear tip options to customize fit. I’ve tried every “one size fits all” option on the market, it seems, and most drop out after a few jolts while running, walking, hiking, or working out at the gym. Sweat happens, so sometimes a little sweat will enable most earbuds to slip out. I’ve had these in my ears for 6 hour walks at a fast pace in Oregon drizzle, and they never slipped out. I often walk near busy streets and highways, so I can say without hesitation the noise cancelling works very well — beyond expectations! On a busy street, once I pop them in, it’s like I entered a quiet room. The only possible downside is they will drop charge after 6 hours, but that’s expected. It’s part of the job description of anything wireless. However, the charge / carry case is so small, I can pop the buds back in for a short period and they charge sufficiently to finish an all-day walk or trail run. I’ve heard the replacement tips are available, so I’m hoping to get some backup pairs. Tips will eventually compress and need replacing. It’s a perishable item and I don’t expect tips to last with repeated daily uses for long hours. When I researched Apple’s web site, the link for tips was disabled, so I’m hoping I can call and get a few pair. The true test will be time. For two weeks on relatively rigorous tests they’ve done very well. How will they do in 3-6 months, we will see. I understand with time the charging capacity / battery wear will expectedly happen. Since the case is so small, I’m considering getting a second pair to carry along as back ups for really long adventures outdoors.

Had 1st gen AirPods. Loved them, but they started crapping out Bluetooth wise a lot as well as battery-wise. The pros have better sound, good connectivity, noise cancellation was great and easy to toggle on/off, wireless charging case, I prefer the new method of pressing the AirPods to access different functions as opposed to “tapping” them, or slapping them in my case, and the innie earbuds fit my ear canals well enough, which I was worried about because I’ve had problems in the past with expensive, similar type earbuds.

Love the air pods pro sound quality is great and the battery life last or longer than previous models

Upgraded from the second gen air pods and am glad that I did. Both the noise cancelling and transparency modes work exceptionally well depending on your environment. Noise cancelling helps block the ambient sounds around you in an office as well as on a flight, with the transparency mode just a switch away to utilize for a quick conversation or hear important flight announcements. Sound quality is also great, with decent low ends and great miss/highs as well. Would recommend if you have the money and are on the fence for an upgrade.

My first set of wireless ear buds were the Sony WF-1000XM3. I loved the sound, but they wouldn't stay in my ears when I was doing something active, no matter which ear tips I tried. I decided to switch to the Apple AirPods Pro, and these definitely do the job. The sound quality is amazing, I love the different noise-cancelling modes, and they stay in my ears all the time. The charging with the case is easy, and their run time when fully charged is great. I am totally satisfied.

These are incredible. The sound quality is amazing. I am a fan of the studio beats because I like the noise to be completely blocked out. So when I got these I wasn’t expecting them to block noise anywhere as good as I like. However I was really surprised. These block noise pretty good and somewhat comparable to beats. They’re also incredibly easy to set up and the battery life is amazing. My only complaint is that they don’t stay in my ear. I’ve switched out the ewe piece sizes but they still fall out. It’s not enough for me to return them but it is pretty annoying. Also, it’s a little ridiculous that they don’t come with a USB port charger. Apple is constantly doing stuff like this and it’s pretty annoying.

I’m amazed at the quality of sound these put out. I own the Bose Quiet Control 30 and the AirPods Pro are equal in sound quality and noise cancellation. They seamlessly connect when you put them on. The fit with three different ear tips works well. Being able to press the tip to turn on noise cancellation or off is amazing. I am simply blown away at the technology in these!! After 2 months of use, I highly recommend.

Very comfortable. Love the noise canceling when riding bus. For my ears they don’t fall out. Battery holds up well

Purchased these at my daughter’s urging because I listen to music while I work out and the headphone wires are always getting caught up in the moving parts of the equipment or my hands. They also tend to slip out of my ears. The AirPod Pro fits perfectly, has much better sound quality than the original Apple headphones and cancels out noise. They charge quickly and the charging case holds its charge for a long time, so I am never stuck with a discharged battery. For me, the Apple AirPod Pros truly are as good as the hype.

I love the noise cancellation feature these have, it works really well for blocking out most sound around. The audio quality is excellent, and they fit great with the earbud tips included (it comes with three sizes). However I am giving them 4 stars because a lot of speaking voice sounds they do not block out all the way, and also because they sometimes glitch when connected to my phone and have some trouble connecting at times. Other than that they are a great product that has a good battery life, good build quality, and do not slip out of the ear. Oh, they are also pretty comfortable, as wearing them a lot your ear will conform to their shape better.

Highly recommended!!! They are simply amazing. They stay in place and won’t fall off whether you’re sitting or running. The best thing about them is the noise cancellation. The battery life is great on them, and the charge is also quick if needed. I use them practically all day, when I’m at work teaching virtual and in school children, as well as when I’m home working out. They are very easy to use and excellent quality, light but strong. Very much worth the the price!!

First I tried regular wireless charging AirPods. They sounded great but they kept falling out of my ears. I returned them without any problem at BestBuy and bought AirPods Pro. WOW. They do a much better job of staying in your ears and have a number of different size adapters for different size ears. They sound great and work great, so easy to use with iPhone, but also with Android devices as well. Also, the little extensions are shorter than on original AirPods so they don't look so odd wearing them either.

Fantastic ear pods. Sound is good: lots of low-end, plenty of balance. Love the ease of connectivity, the noise cancellation is great, and the different sized tips make for a better seal when the pods are in-ear. Only thing I disliked was actually changing out the tips--it almost feels like you're ripping them, but they just snap out of or into place with a little bit of effort. It would be nice if there was an available diagram explaining this, but it's not a deal breaker.

The only con is the price. However you do get what you pay for. These are excellent. The sound quality is truly amazing. When you put them in your ear, if you have the setting set to noise cancel, they will automatically block out any outside sound. I really enjoy going to the gym and being in my own world and not hear any of the machines or people. I also recently used them when I pressured cleaned our driveway, and all I could hear was crisp music with deep bass. They are also small, and they stay put in my ears.

I had the regular AirPods and loved them. So when they no longer held their charge (about 3 years for me), it was time for an upgrade. I have had the AirPod Pros for a month now. The sound quality is much better than the original AirPods. But for some reason, the tips don’t fit my ears well. As such, I can’t get a proper seal with any of the tips. Thus, I am unable to take full advantage of the noise canceling feature. Also, the size of the AirPods are larger than the originals. At first fit, I didn’t like the larger size, but got used to it. So it isn’t a big deal. They fit much better in the ear, and do not feel like they will fall out. I also like how comfortable they feel when laying on a pillow. (The original ones were somewhat uncomfortable when resting on a pillow). I think the auto reading of text messages received is the best feature. In the first week I had them, I thought the original AirPods were better (except for the sound quality). But now, I love the Pros. The sound quality is better, the fit is more comfortable, there is no feeling of a loose fit, they are sweat/water resistant, the tips keep wax/dirt from clogging the speakers, and it reads your text messages to you! Two things I would change: 1) I like the double tap feature on the original AirPods for pausing/unpausing. It’s much faster than squeezing the AirPods. 2) I wish there were better fitting tips to better experience the noise canceling feature.

I have been using 1st gen AirPods for over a year now. They were not the best sounding but were good enough and made it easy to listen anywhere on the go. I consider myself an audiophile as I have numerous high end iem’s and listen through a custom tube amp. I used Dire Straits album “Brothers In Arms”. I feel this is one of the best to see how a pair of headphones sound as the dynamics of this album is one of the best. This AirPod Pros fit very good and provide me with a solid seal. The noise canceling works better than expected but does not totally limit all sounds. As for how they sound to me is mixed. Base is good with most music types but heavy bass lovers will be disappointed. For the types of music I listen to these are almost perfect with great channel separation and a better than average soundstage. I find the the built in EQ helps with the mids and highs. Movies and TV shows sound great with a good soundstage. Ease of use and the new features all work well. As far as how music sounds is very opinionated as everyone’s ears here the frequency ranges differently but I think Apple has done a good job to help with than. These will most definitely be my go to when I am on the go or away from my stereo setup at home.

I’d watched them for a long time. I trusted they’d be great quality, seeing the adjustable rubber tip option added made me feel sold. Yet I still didn’t jump on, as much as I use headphones I kept saying “but will I really use them?” MAN! The ease of use is CRAZY. Getting a call? Simply pop it in your ear and the phone switches over for you. Cutting grass? Going shooting? Just want peace and QUIET? The active noise canceling and transparency modes are PERFECT.

I'm not really an Apple fanboy. I've enjoyed using android phones for years, and I grew up on Windows. I tend to critique Apple product with a higher scale than anything else, because the company is so big in the United States. So, believe me when I say that these are the best current choice for premium wireless noise-cancelling earbuds. I have tried almost every major competitor, and these are just a better all-around pick. The case is small, holds a charge for a few days, and is extremely well built. I use a nomad leather case with it, and I've dropped it many times, and never have I had to worry about it. This contrasts with the Sony offering. The case for those earbuds is enormous, and isn't very well built. This case is much more pocketable, and I can even fit it in with my wallet and a few other nick nacks. The earbuds themselves are very comfortable, and are the only earbuds that I can actually forget are in my ears. They're much more comfortable than the Bose, Sony, and Master & Dynamic offerings. The sound is good, but not great, with sparkly highs but not a lot of kick in the bass, especially when compared to the other offerings on the market. But, that being said, if you're really looking for sound quality, why are you looking at bluetooth earbuds in the first place? The noise cancellation is good, and pretty much as good as everything else. The Sony earbuds might be slightly better in this category, but not by much, and not by enough to warrant the size of the case. But, what's way better than the Sony earbuds and anything else on the market is the Transparency mode. This is why I have kept these earbuds instead of all the other options. The Transparency mode is by far the best of any earbud on the market. It makes these a much more practical choice for office environments, home, or anywhere else.

I have never liked Apple earbuds. I don't know if it's my ears, but they've never felt secure in my ear. I have used Bose Soundsport earbuds for years. I went through two sets of wired Soundsports, then tried the wireless ones (the ones with the wire between the pods, but bluetooth to the phone. I have always loved my Bose Soundsports. However, when I ran my last set through the washing machine, I had to decide between the AirPods Pro or another set of Bose. I decided to give the AirPods Pro a try. I'm very happy I did. They feel very secure in my ears...though still not quite as good as the Soundsport. However, the Soundsport's did make my ears a little uncomfortable after several hours of wearing, where the AirPods Pro really don't. The connectivity with my iPhone is better with the AirPods Pro. I can't say I really can tell much difference in sound quality, but I do love that the AirPods Pro have transparency mode, so I can listen to music, but still hear what's going on around me. Siri connectivity is much better with the AirPods (obviously). The only thing that really bothers me is that you have to squeeze the AirPod to activate it (next song, previous, switch transparency mode to off, etc), which if you're running might cause you to pull the pod out of your ear. It's not a huge deal, but can be an annoyance. Siri can also do a lot of those functions for you, as can you watch if you have the Apple Watch. If the price difference was a little closer, it would be an easy decision for me again. If you have an Apple device and don't mind paying a little extra for a little more convenience, then go with the AirPods Pro. If you just want some good earbuds that stay in your ear either the Pro's or the Soundsports will work well. Also, the charging case for the AirPods would be one more positive for me. You have to plug the Soundsport's into a USB port (if one is available). The charging case for the AirPods Pro will charge the pods several times between plug-in charges.