Customer Ratings & Reviews

These hurt my ears I had to stop using and get EarPods because the curve tip that sits in my ears was beginning to leave a mark it’s hard and it hurts overtime

Excellent product. Great for gym. case is bulky. Will recommend it.

I bought these for my aunt. She lives them and is having a great time with them.

I returned it because it was a little simple compared to my samsung buds pro. Ofc, i have a samsung phone so obviously the buds would be better than beats. I love the click function on the buds, definitely easy to use when pausing or skipping songs. Im assuming the quality on these earbuds will be better on apple devices.

Overview: I’ve tried many earbuds over the years from various manufacturer’s, the earbuds I’ve grown attached to and use daily are the Apple AirPods Pro. Since the AirPods Pros are so popular, I will compare the Beats Fit Pro to my AirPods Pro. The Beats Fit Pro come in an attractive case that charges the earbuds for a total of 24 hours of listening time (6 hours on earbuds+18 hours charging case. The lid on the case is held in the closed position with a magnet, but doesn’t snap down as nicely as the AirPods and doesn’t feel quite as sturdy and there’s a play in the lid. In the case, the earbuds are securely held in place with magnets as well. They snap in place easily when placing the earbuds back into the case. Unlike the AirPods Pro, the Beats case does not have wireless charging, you will have to use the 9” USB-C cable that came with the earbuds. Kind of short, but I’m sure by now, we all have extra USB-C cables lying around. These Beats are powered with the same H1 chip used in the AirPods, the benefits of the H1 chip include longer battery life, effortless one touch pairing to Apple devices, audio sharing, “hey Siri” feature and was automatic switching between Apple devices. Comfort: The Beats earbuds fit very comfortably in my ear. They come with 3 different size rubber tips so you find the correct size for your ear. I used the one that came pre-installed on the earbuds. I had these on for over 2 hours and they were very comfortable, I forgot they were even there. The rubber “leg” for lack of a better word, doesn’t seem like it can be removed, so I’m not sure these earbuds would be a good fit for everyone. I had 2 other family members try them on and they fit their ears fine. The Beats Fit Pro is designed to be used all day for those with active lifestyles. While my AirPods don’t feel like they would fall out, these Beats feel even more secure in my ears. I took the Beats Fit Pro on a 3-mile jog and a 45-minute stationary bike ride, they felt very secure. I was even able to take my shirt off without them falling off! With the AirPods, I typically have to remove them from my ear before changing my shirt. Usability: The sound quality of the beats is very good, compared to the AirPods, I find the base and mid tones are more pronounced. I prefer this sound profile, so overall, I would say the Beats sound better than the AirPods. The active noise cancellation is about the same, both do a great job eliminating noise. I can’t say 1 is better than the other. For water resistance, these are rated as IPX4 (same as AirPods), meaning they’ll survive a splash of water, not water jets or immersion in water. I generally don’t like buttons on earbuds that you push towards your ear to activate, as this drives the earbud deeper into your ear canal. But the button on the Beats is soft, they don’t require much pressure to use and doesn’t cause any discomfort when using. It’s a great option to be able to program the buttons to control the volume! When I first started using these Beats, I would inadvertently press the button, hanging up on a few calls. Conclusion: If you appreciate a bit more base and mid-levels, you’ll probably prefer these over AirPod Pro’s, albeit a larger package size and no wireless charging. Both are excellent earbuds, you can’t go wrong with either. Pros: 1. Excellent sound, good base and mid-levels. 2. Very secure in ear, won’t fall off. 3. Option ton control volume using left and right earbuds 4. Supports “hey Siri” feature Cons: 1. No wireless charging 2. Case is larger than the AirPod Pro’s, takes up more space in pocket.

Uncomfortable for my particular ears. Couldn't use for more than 30 minutes.

Buds hurt ears when going in. Easy to lose. Great Noise Cancelling though.

The earbuds were fine, but the case felt super cheap and wobbly

Poor build quality in the case. Lid is loose and rattles. I like the buds themselves but don’t think the case will hold up. Sure would like to exchange but the store seems to be out of stock every time I check.

Bothered my ears. The plastic part is kind of annoying.

Bought these in April, were great for a couple of months. Here lately though they have started cutting out in both ears, sometimes either ear. It seems that it is from the higher frequencies.

They hurt my ear but other that they work great I just wish they didn’t hurt my ear

I couldn’t get the left ear bud to synchronize with my iPhone

Didn't like how loose they felt in my ears. Felt like they could fall out anytime...

They pop out my ear often, fortunately I’ve found them or caught them each time.

Only problem is i have to keep adjusting them for a perfect fit

The case of the earphones looks cool, but the silicon hook is too big for my ear.

My ears were jot made for these but love the aesthetic

Yeah…not a fan. If I could do it over I’d get the ones that go over your ear. These slip out all the time and if you try to adjust the fit during a call, 9 times out of 10 you disconnect the call. And yes, I did change to the smaller silicone ear cushion. It’s meh, not horrible but not worth the money

The button design sucks and the functions. Can’t wear a sweatband with them or a helmet. They slide out of my ears when I start to sweat. Theses are best used when grocery shopping or drowning out the wife or boss.