Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the quality, they fit perfect and the price was worth it

No bass that i was looking for on a beats product i wish they were like the old beats they had so much bass and they are way better

Great sound, love the spatial sound, along with the noise canceling feature. They fit snug but comfortable and I normally wear beats that wrap around the ear, but these are just as secure but not too snug in the inner ear.

the battery is not good. the battery only lasts 2 hours, everything else is good

If you're tired of AirPods falling out of your ear while working out then this is your best bet. Beats - Fit Pro are the perfect fit for workout session. However, it does take little time to get used to the ears to get used to the headphones as it hurts at first with the tip.

Can say I like these headphones! I only got these cause my PowerBeats Pro went out after 3 years of use and I bought my wife some first and they were cool. So got them joints and paired them with some foam tips cause the standard ones get sweaty fast and gross.

I was disappointed in these and surprised by some of the positive reviews. The buds aren't very comfortable and the noise cancellation was not great - I could hear the music playing in the gym and weights being dropped etc. My Galaxy buds pro had way better noise cancellation, only problem with those were that they didn't sit in my ears after sweating. The case like everyone else says is cheap. I also, like some others, experience connectivity issues with one bud. I also wish it could be a little louder. My favorite buds are the google pixel buds, I just wish they would have fixed the connectivity issues from cutting out so much and being a fail otherwise I would have still had those.

Good quality and good sound and battery life is good

Box is small and neatly packed. Inside you are getting case, 3 sets of eartips in varying sizes, very short usb charging cable. Pairing is easy leave them in the case and hold the button inside to put into pairing mode. There is no app for Ios only Android. The buttons can not be customized, there is no volume control on the earbuds themselves. Noise cancelling and transparency mode work pretty well and are activated by a long press on either earbud. For the price I really expected more from these such as volume control on the earbuds and a customizable app for Ios. Battery life is superb and if you just want some good sounding earbuds and don't mind simplified controls these will prob work out fine for you, but as an enthusiast your money can be better spent for a superior product elsewhere.

These are amazing and comfortable. The noise canceling and transparency setting are great for at work listening to music or talking on the phone. They are the loudest buds I've used so far.

These are the best headphones I have ever had. Lots of features and the battery lasts a long time. I should say however that I use them here and there. They are not a 24/7 part of my life . But I’ll use them, put them back pick them up a day or 2 later and BAM ready to rock!

Sounds are clear and it works with both my android and Apple devices. The battery life is long, i chage my device once week

Honestly the best headphones I’ve ever had. I’ve had all versions of the AirPods and the Beats are just top notch. From the sound quality, to staying in my ear. 10/10

I got these after I lost a AirPod. Was considering these because I thought they would feel more secure, and they are! Plus, more comfortable. Great sound.

I’ve been using Airpods Pro daily for everything since they’ve come out so I was super excited to try the Beats Fit Pro. They take everything Apple has perfected with the Pros and repackage it in a form factor with wings instead of stems that stick out of your ear. If you are an Apple user you will have the same features you’d expect such as the simple pairing and iCloud device switching, battery monitoring, active noise cancelling, transparency mode, find my support, hands-free Siri, and spatial audio. Unlike the Airpods Pro, Beats has an app available for Android which means those users also get simple pairing, battery monitoring, active noise cancelling, transparency and spatial audio support. Although I’ve never had a problem with the Airpods Pro staying in my ear (but I know others do) these are even more secure with the wings. I don’t think these would come out of my ears on a roller coaster. There are three sizes of silicone tips included and a USB-C to USB-C cable for charging. That’s right – no Lightning! A skin sensor means you can remove one bud to automatically pause the music and when you reinsert it the music keeps playing. You can also just use one bud at a time if the other needs a charge or you just need to keep one ear on something else. Sound quality is excellent for true wireless buds. Being Beats there’s a bit more bass to the audio signature than the Airpods Pro but it’s not overpowering at all. Very clean, in fact I think these sound better than the Airpods Pro. Even the noise cancelling and transparency mode are just as good if not better than the Pros. Audio quality for calls is equally as good with either earbud being able to be the mic. They even last an hour longer than Airpods Pro on the battery. The only downsides really are the case itself. It unfortunately does not support wireless charging. It’s about a third taller and nearly 50% thicker than the tiny Airpods Pro case and I’m not sure why. When you look at the Airpods Pro case and how the buds fit you can clearly see that Apple made the case as compact and dense as possible. For the Beats, the case feels hollow for it's size. I’m not sure why the extra space is needed here assuming the batteries are nearly the same. Nonetheless, the case is still very pocketable. Pros - Android/iOS compatibility w/ One Touch Pairing Wings for better fit USB-C instead of Lightning Active Noise-cancelling and Spatial Audio Transparency Mode Sweat and water resistant Dual beam-forming mics Find My support (iOS only) Multiple colors available Skin sensor Cons - Case does not support wireless charging Case is larger than Airpods Pro Overall – I can’t recommend these enough. Apple took my favorite wireless buds and made them better. As long as you don’t need wireless charging and can still pocket the bigger case there’s not much reason to go for the Airpods Pro over these.

Great set of earbuds in my opinion. I’ve been using AirPods a while and now the beats is my new best friend. Love the snug fit and the audio quality is crisp. Love it

These headphones were everything i expected them to be. Easy to wear, comfortable, amazing sound quality and battery life

Comfort & sound quality are spectacular. Easy to pair and charging case is super convenient.

All of this will be written with the iPhone user in mind, considering the iPhone is my primary daily driver device. I know the setup for Android devices is a tad different and requires to use of the Beats app, What can I say about these, they are Beats, and personally I see them as an improvement over their bigger brother, the Powerbeats Pro, considering they removed the ear hook (which actually became rather painful for me after a few hours for some reason), and added the non removable wing tip. I also have a pair of Airpod pros, and those have been my go to device since Oct 2019 release so I will be mentioning a few of the differences since they are so close in features, and with the sales recently, close to the same in price points. For starters, the H1 chip makes using these things with my iPhone, iPad and Apple TV a breeze to set up and to swap between devices, something I always enjoyed! The case is considerably smaller then the case for the Powerbeat Pros but slightly larger then the case for the AirPod Pros, which also affects the available charging power of the case itself, but I enjoy the smaller case as it is just easier to carry around in the pocket and as an added bonus, when closing the case, it makes that satisfying "click" noise just like the Airpods do (I know a LOT of people rather enjoy that and I am one of them!) . The case itself does NOT charge wirelessly, but unlike the Airpods, Beats used USB-C for fast charging, which for me is perfectly fine, but might be a deal breaker for some . They do include the same features as the Airpod Pros such as Active Noise Cancellation, Transparency mode, Spatial Audio and the ability to use Hey Siri for requests. This also allows you to switch between those modes with just your voice or, depending on how you set up the buttons ( the b logo itself is a clickable button on both buds) you have the ability to assign them to either volume control or noise control depending on personal preference. As far as how they fit, this might be an issue for some people. Compared to the Airpod Pros, the "body" I guess you could call it, is larger and might cause some discomfort to people. It is rather bulbous in shape, and if you have smaller ears, this might be problematic, especially if you are looking for earbuds that sit somewhat flush in the ear. I still prefer the feel and fit of the Airpod Pros over these because of how my ears are, but this will differ for everyone. With winter coming and the temps dropping in some parts of the country (I am in Wisconsin sooo yeah lol), I find myself starting to wear my usual warm beanie hats, and this is where the Beats Pro fit became problematic for me. That bulbous design they used, coupled with wearing a hat, caused discomfort rather quickly for me, as the added pressure of them being pressed into my ears eventually became unbearable (just something to think about if anyone works out while outside in winter, or just plain works outside and needs to wear hats) Sound quality and spatial audio (which is great on its own!) is on par with the AirPod pros, but I found that the ANC and Transparency modes slightly lacking in this department, even after using the ear tip fit test ( I got the good fit notification on both earbuds). After using both, for me personally, it just seems like even though I passed the tip test, the seal is just not as tight as the Airpods, again another thing I assume is due to the design of the body of the buds being rather large. This will of course be different for everyone as our ears are all different I am nowhere near and audiophile, but one thing I always loved about past Beats devices was their extra punch on the low end of my music, and while these do not disappoint, they seemed to have toned that down a little. Even after messing around with the sound settings in Apple Music to increase bass, they really offer no noticeable difference over the Airpods. When making these, Beats was obviously targeting the workout community (water and sweat resistant...not water or sweat proof) more then the casual user. While the wing tip does help keep them secure in your ear when working out or wearing them to work etc, on a personal level, they are less painful to wear for extended periods of time (unlike the Powerbeats Pro and the ear hook), and I will be using these more on a situational basis along with my Airpods. At the end of the day, these are a decent sidegrade from the Airpod Pros, but it all comes down to user preference. Some love the Beats name, and with the price points being similar thanks to sales, you really cant go wrong with either. If one has issues with the buds staying in your ears during workouts or general use, I would easily recommend these to that group, Beats did NOT disappoint with this offering

Superior sound quality, elegant design, light and easy to use. Secure in your ear never fall down even you are tilting on either sides.