Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought for my wife, she loves them. Only problem is getting her to take them off! They are so small with great sound. We can each use one on the plane to watch a movie on laptop. My only issue with them is that they tend to fall out of my ears. My wife never has this issue, so I think I just might have an odd shaped ear canal or something. They never fall out of her ears.

I have the hardest time with earbuds fitting properly and have tried several brands. NMotion Pros (cheap $30 pair, still going strong after 4 years. Great fit, sound and call quality) Raycon E50 (my go to basic buds with decent sound, good fit, no reception issues) Liberty Air 2 (Perfect fit , great sound but clogged ear feeling, very clear phone calls) Liberty Air 2 Pro (poor fit for me and poor call quality on the other end. Sony WF 1000-XM3 (top notch noise cancelation but uncomfortable after wearing for several hours, sound quality had an over processed feeling to it & poor Bluetooth connection from just a few feet away) Sennhieser Momentum (great sound if you like bass, but not a good fit for me slightly heavy and bulky) My first impression of the AirPod Pros was wow, why did it take me so long. Maybe I was trying to stay under the $200 price point? Whatever it was I’m glad I finally made the switch. These have a good balanced sound, great fit (no clogged ear feeling), excellent call quality, good noise canceling (not as good as the Sony’s but close) and very comfortable. I will admit after hard exercise while sweating, I have had one work loose but I found some little Air pod Pro ear hooks on Amazon that took care of that problem. Have not had one work loose since. If you are in the Apple eco system it will only make sense as it will set up seamless with your other Apple devices. I know they will work with Android and other devices but I had some call quality issues and Bluetooth connectivity issues with my Galaxy S7 (maybe because it is an older device?) all other devices are newer and had no problems. Overall I love these and don’t think you can go wrong as long as they fit you properly. For me that is the key followed by sound quality, call quality, Bluetooth connectivity and battery life. I used an iPhone 11, iPad, iMac, Series 5 Apple Watch, Surface Pro and Galaxy S7 for testing.

The sound quality is pretty good and the battery life is decent. They also recharge pretty quickly. Sometimes I have an issue where I put them in the case but one apparently isn't quite in right and doesn't charge and goes to zero, which is annoying because of course you don't know this has happened until you try to use it again. It doesn't happen super often, but often enough to be a bit annoying. They also tend to start hurting my ears after a while, but that's to be expected with in-ear headphones and they aren't bad for an in-ear style. The noise cancellation is decent.

The non-pro version of these never fit my ears and I was never really impressed with the sound from them. I had $120 in Best Buy rewards and I decided to give these a try since they have the silicone ear pieces and based on reviews I've read. They arrived with a decent charge and my iPhone immediate asked if I wanted to pair with them the moment I opened the case. I immediately queued up a favorite track and could not believe how clear the vocals were and overall detail. I could not believe how well they fit as well. Phone calls are incredible. People comment how clear I sound on the phone. I've only had them for three days, but I can definitely tell you that you will forget you have them in. I use them all day for conference calls and music. I will use one for all calls while the other charges and swap ears when needed. I switch to both between meetings and enjoy my playlists. I never imagined I would enjoy these enough to use them all day, every day, but I do! The only trouble I had was pairing them with my MacBook Pro with Big Sur. I kept getting a pairing error, but without doing anything they did eventually pair. I could be wrong but it seemed to happen after re-pairing them with my iPhone, keeping bluetooth enabled on my iPhone and then pairing them with my MacBook. It's almost like having them paired with my phone helped the MacBook. Odd, but this was the scenario after all my other attempts with my phone's bluetooth off. If you find yourself in this situation, be patient.

So these earphones are actually pretty good. For comparison I tried the original airpods, they are too big and hurt my ears AND the loudness of music was absolutely trash. I’m talking prefer my $7.99 JVC wired headphones over them trash. I then tried the Sennheiser true wireless earphones, a mistake. The loudness was also trash and I expected better from a brand that’s supposedly top notch in this category. When I look for earphones I look at how loud the music is on the lowest level. I wear earbuds almost everyday because I listen to music everyday and everywhere I go, so loudness is important for me to drown out the outside world. I’ve never had noise cancelling headphones which is why loudness is being repeated in this review, it’s what I like. Skull candy wired earbuds with no mic used to be my go to but they no longer sell them, so the JVC are a great alternative. These Apple AirPod pro earbuds are great at cancelling loud noises but not so great at cancelling wind blowing through a car window or people talking loud. I’d like them to COMPLETELY cancel out all noise and they would get five stars from me. My right earbud slips out a bit so maybe I need to change the tip, but these stay in the ear very well. They’re definitely ear wax collectors so I pretty much use an alcohol pad to clean them every three uses. Battery life is alright, super weird how the case can be fresh off the charger with no earbuds in it and instantly drop to 87%. Maybe I got a bad case? The buds last a pretty decent amount of time as well. After awhile they do start to mess with your head, as far as making it a little stuffy which probably means they’ve been on too long. If Apple would make these completely take away outside noise, I’d love them 100%. There are moments where I cannot hear anyone or anything but loud conversations just can’t be kept out. Apple should include a little tile tracker on the case or something like with iPhones just in case you lose it, not that I have but just for convenience. I think what also sells me on these is being able to see the percentage screen pop up on my phone when I open the case. It’s hard to stray away from Apple products when they add little touches like that for convenience. I’d like to try some Bose wireless and/ Beats just to see what I’m missing out on as far as sound quality goes. For these it’s pretty smooth and full but there is bass missing that I know my favorite songs have. Once again, those JVC $7.99 buds ruined me so I look for these things. Would recommend to a friend, I also paid a great price match price for these so I can’t complain. Another thing i like is that I can touch these and my song doesn’t switch or Siri doesn’t stop it because they have the option to turn that stuff off. The Sennheiser headphones did not and I hated that. It’s also why I looked over the Bose true wireless because while many people like touch sensitive things, I do not like accidental interruptions of my favorite song.

I’m happy w/these Air Pods. They sound great, fit perfectly and keep a charge.

Coming from someone who hated the original AirPods, these new AirPods Pro exceeded all of my expectations. For starters, the in-ear design keeps them from falling out of my ears, a problem I had with the regular AirPods. The noise canceling works almost as well as my Bose QuietComfort headphones, and the transparency mode simply works like magic (I can hear ambient noise as if I’m not even wearing headphones). They’re a little expensive, but their capabilities are on par with other wireless earbuds that aren’t nearly as capable as these.

We are an apple household: there are several MacBooks, iPhones, iPods, AirPods, etc. living under our roof - so, you could say we are fairly loyal to the brand. These wireless earbuds certainly stand in Apple's tradition of sleek design and overall user-friendly functionality. My wife, after using her AirPods for about 5 months, convinced me to get these as my first pair of wireless ear buds. They connect easily and swiftly with my iPhone; the sound quality of calls is excellent; and people seem to understand me easily, too. Pairing with other devices sometimes takes a bit more effort; but ultimately, we always succeed. The sound quality of music or movies is ok, and certainly acceptable for every day use and backyard movie fun in the hot tub. Do we encounter loss/compression when creating/decoding a wireless signal - or are the internal speakers in the earbuds just somewhat limited? Not sure; all I can say is that my over-the-head professional grade Sennheiser headphones create a stronger rendition of the sound from the same source - an unfair comparison, perhaps... A couple of general gripes: - At $250 for this pair of AirPods, I would have expected the ability to adjust the volume by touch on the earbud itself. This feature is available on many competitor products, and is sorely missing here - especially when my wife and I are both connected to the same audio source, but would like to listen at different levels. - The fact that Apple likes their own plug systems, disabling compatibility across other platforms is well-known and lamented. But the fact that this package did not even include a regular USB-to-AirPod cable, nor a plug-in charger, but merely a mini-USB cable that does not even fit Apple's regular USB charging cubes is outright pathetic. And a few personal observations: - Everyone comes with their own unique physique. These earbuds fit my ears ok, but always seem to droop slightly over time, especially when talking on the phone (jaw movement). I can still hear the sound ok, but when re-adjusting, the quality increases significantly. Again: this will be individual for every user. - I have large finger tips (you should see my text message typos.....). But it has happened to me many times when adjusting the position of the earbuds in my ear, that I accidentally terminated the call, because I triggered the touch-control. I am still learning to more carefully handle them... - Folks with a more agile affinity for, and better tactile control of, their toys might enjoy the factory settings for the touch controls... Overall a decent product, but frankly one that failed to blow me out of the water in the way Apple used to over the years. They used to produce gear that was simply without comparison; but these earbuds, while good, are not at that level. Sorry, Apple; I guess you have spoiled us and created potentially unreasonably high expectations with us.

Best money spent, I enjoy the noise cancellation and the transparency modes very convenient and the battery life is great compared to the last gen. I would only recommend these because of the sound quality and how small and convenient they’re and the fitment is right allowing you to change the ear tips to different size’s for the right fit that u feel is convenient to you.

Airpods still phone 4 years later good quality don’t feel the need to upgrade to nothing

These are a bit pricy but overall they have been the best earbuds I have purchased in a while. The sound cancellation works better than expected and the transparent modes work super well. Mic quality is alright unless it is super windy. There are tests built into the software to help with earbud fitting and they stay in pretty well, battery life and battery pack has lasted longer than I have reasonably needed.

Excellent sound/noise cancellation! was able to walk thru a mfg. plant on the phone hearing the convo clearly and they could hear me clearly as well. no feedback. great fit, stays in the ear. much better design than original airpods. if you haven't upgraded yet, you'll want too! battery held out all day with charge left to go after 12 hrs. wish they were less expensive but it's apple so price was expected

I never really liked the look of the original AirPods. They were long, stuck out, ugly-looking, and worst of all no cups. I've never gotten a good fit for any earpods, airpods, etc. They always fell out. I got these on sale for 199 and decided to try them out since they finally fit in your ear, not sit on your ear. I've been very surprised by the sound quality. The noise cancellation (and the transparency mode as well) is really great for something this small. I cycle and using these in transparency mode has allowed me to still hear everything around me while listening to music. You'd also be surprised how much noise these things can cancel out. I have used Sony 1000XM3 over-ear headphones for years and they are amazing at cancelling out noise, but nothing this small and sweat resistant has really been able to do what the AirPods Pros do. The only bad thing is, as you'd expect, the low end is almost nonexistent. I think their DSP is moving those signals closer to the mids, as you can hear them try to replicate the lows there sometimes. It's still overall a well-balanced headphone. I get about 4-5 hours max. I love the fact that they drop in magnetically to the case. The case will get it a few charges. Connecting to iPhone or iPad is super easy. Flip open the case and it will show up on your devices. The apple integration is definitely very tight. My one gripe is I wish there were more cup options, as I feel like I'm inbetween the medium and large sizes.

So I did a ton of research and I was sold on the PowerBeats Pro. They were great, the sound was 75% good on bass and the clarity was pretty good. Overall I was happy and they hooked over my ears and I was never worried about loosing them. My biggest complaint was the case was huge and didn't charge wirelessly. 3 weeks after purchasing them they quit responding and quit pairing to my devices. So I took them back and had decided that I wanted a pair with noise canceling. So I got a pair of Sony WF-1000XM3. They were lighter and had an app that allowed you to customize the EQ. It was super cool and the sound was great. I totally was like this is a great buy. They lasted 2 hours and started having this weird sound and randomly unpairing and repairing. It was super weird, and I tried resetting it and charging and nothing helped. So I took them back and purchased purchased the Airpods Pro. These sound amazing would rate them over 90%, they pair properly, have the noise canceling, and are super light. The case is super small and can wirelessly charge. I wanted plenty of bass, and these have them. I was super worried that I would look stupid with these things in my ears, but they are not bad at all. I would highly recommend these. Lastly, I wanted a pair of earbuds that would pair with my phone and my laptop. The Powerbeats Pro, and the Airpods pro both do this flawlessly. The Sony's would not connect to my laptop at all. Get the Airpod Pros.

TLDR; Worth it over regular AirPods (by far). Get on sale ($199-200). Sound Quality: The sound quality is good, while I would call regular AirPod sq fair. It is still nothing compared to something like the Sony WH1000XM3's, but for not being over the ear headphones these are fantastic. Noise Cancellation: The first thing I noticed was how good the noise cancelling is. It does a surprisingly great job blocking out a large portion of noises around you to the point of not being able to understand someone talking to you with music at ~30%. The opposite of noise cancellation, transparency mode, has been very helpful for hearing my surroundings when I want/need to. Comfort: I have never enjoyed earbuds as much as over the ear headphones, but after using these for a few weeks I can say that they are the most comfortable headphones I have ever used. At first they didn't fit right but changing the tip size to the smallest size did the trick. Along with the great comfort, they stay in my ears even while moving around (I have not worked out with them yet). Apple Integration: The whole point of AirPods - the ecosystem. This is one of the best reasons to buy AirPods. First time pairing is easy. Everyday pairing is seamless, even on Mac and switching between Mac and iPhone. My only gripe here is that you cannot check the battery % of the case unless you open the lid.

I've never owned a pair of AirPods and was excited to see the noise cancellation version. I didn't think the regular AirPods would have stayed in my ears which is why I never took the leap. For music, I use a set of Sure SE 215 in-ear monitors because I do some singing and love the way they block out the outside world. The AirPods have now become my all-day wearable! The fit is fantastic and for the most part they stay put. I haven't had them fall out but they do wiggle themselves loose. A simple push re-sets the seal and I'm back to full emersion enjoyment. The Transparency mode is just perfect while at work or out and about. With the volume set below 50%, I can still enjoy my music as well as carry on a conversation. I've used the AirPods Pro for phone calls and people have commented that my voice quality was excellent (I specifically asked because I was curious about the quality). I ended up using over $100 in Best Buy credit so I couldn't pass up getting these for under $150. The case is very portable and I was shocked at how quickly they charged up the AirPods. I have listened to music all morning and ran the battery of the AirPods down to 5%. I threw them in the case and took a quick 1/2 hr. lunch. When I got back I pulled them out and they were back up to 90% and they lasted me the rest of the day! I can't wait to take them on a plane trip so I can tune out the world :) I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a pair of light-weight headphones.

Love these. They are my first AirPods, and I am very impressed. Didn't want to spend the money, but admit they are worth it and I should have bought them sooner. Noise cancelling is very good for listening to music or just drowning out noise at a busy location. Music sounds just ok, but that is not why I bought these. Transparency mode works perfectly for when you are on the phone or not listening to anything, but have both earbuds in. No one knows I am on wireless earbuds while we are talking on the phone, so they work well for calls... better than holding the phone in my opinion. Believe what you read about them being tough to wear. They do go into your ear and it can be irritating. I got used to them quickly, but had to try different size tips (included). I know other people who hate them and never got used to the feeling. The only way you will know if you like them is to try them, so make sure you can return if you don't like, and wear for a while to test them out. I think they look cool. I wear them during Zoom meetings all the time, or when washing my car, hiking, etc. I have Sony wireless over the ear phones for gaming, airplane travel, music, and would never wear them doing the things I do with the Apples. I would look like a doof in meetings with those huge things, and would destroy them with any hard activity.

Bought these earbuds to use on long plane flights. I owned some over the ear Bose headphones but they were bulky and took up a lot of room in my backpack. The AirPod Pro earbuds work really well at cancelling out noise. My wife also has a pair and we can connect to one device at the same time and watch movies during our travels.

AirPods Pro - a gadget to go for. Extremely comfy, easy to use. Great sound quality. I was surprised how easy it was to connect. One great observation I have that it’s not bulky at all, extremely compact, light weight and the case can easily get in your pocket. Wireless charging compatible. List of features is endless. A definite must buy.

The AirPods Pro are pretty darn great. I originally had the first and second gen AirPods, and while I think they have a tiny bit more bass than the Pros, they don't fit in the ear as well as the Pros do for most people. Both work fine for me though. Both the transparency mode, and active noise cancelation is where the Pros shine, and is exactly why I purchased them in the first place.