Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sound and noise cancellation is great, stayed in my ear firmly specially during workouts. Main problem is that they have a lot of connection issues which once happened during an emergency and caused me to quickly remove them and ended up losing the right one.

I like that it easily switches from my phone to my laptop. My problem is that none of the tips would keep it in my ear, every 10-15 minutes I was having to reposition them. After that the ear hook would cause pain in the back of my ear. I had the beats fit pro before these and loved them.

Honestly, disappointed I had the first version as well as the AirPods Pro. My first version broke, which made me upgrade to the second generation. Compared to the AirPods Pro second gen, please don’t come anywhere close when it comes to noise, cancellation or clarity of sound (I ran the ear tip, fit test and pass) The only reason I’m keeping these is because I don’t want to ruin my AirPods at the gym. If you are looking for a new pair and already have the first generation, I wouldn’t recommend an upgrade unless something is wrong with the first gen. Honestly, I would rank these as $90 headphones nothing more.

I got these prepped, connected, and turned on, then excitedly opened Spotify to hear my new premium sound quality and was....very disappointed. I've always bought cheap Amazon headphones until now and decided to upgrade. But my $40, 6-year old Amazon buds had better sound quality than these. I thought something was wrong. Bass felt almost absent, and the higher ranges sounded piercing (in a bad way). Overall no depth to the sound. Reminded me of how those headphones they give you for free on airplanes sound. Obviously notably better than that, but they had that same muted, low-range experience. Ridiculous considering the price tag. On top of that, the overly chunky part of the bud that the silicone tips are attached to were quite uncomfortable. Starts to hurt the ear after just a few minutes. And the controls are horribly designed. Any small adjustment, especially pushing the buds into your ear to readjust the seal, results in your music pausing. It's almost impossible to adjust them without stopping the music. PROS: - They really stay put, I'll give them that. The rigid ear hooks keep them solidly in place. You could sprint, jump, and do a Spartan race with these things and they won't come close to falling out. - They come with a solid range of silicone tip sizes, although not notably more than any other brand. 4 sizes total. - They look sleek. - Good battery life. CONS: - Sound quality. See above. No amount of messing with the equalizer on Spotify got these to sound good. - Uncomfortable. Overly chunky earpiece. - Expensive. Thought this was worth it for great quality, but considering the actual lack thereof, I'd pay maximum $30 for these. - Poor control ergonomics. - ANC is just okay. My previous Amazon pair sounded the same and didn't even have ANC. ANC mode sounds normal and transparency sounds like the world on speaker phone: louder and a bit muddied. Transparency should be closer to normal and ANC notably quiet, not emphasized (outer noise) and baseline (outer noise), respectively. Without knowing the price or brand, I'd give these a 4/10. Considering the price and usual reputation, I'd only give these a 2/10. Do not buy unless you prioritize a secure fit, have large ear openings, and don't care much about sound quality. Good maybe for intense activity where focus on sound is less important (intense running, HIIT workouts, etc.). I returned these. Would not buy again.

If you work outside a lot like me, I would suggest the Beats Pro over the Beats Pro 2 if you can still find them. I was very disappointed in these new Beats Pro 2 headphones. The battery life is less than the Beats Pro despite what is claimed and it should be more. My Beats Pro last longer using the same playlist and they are 2 years old and are used daily. The quality of the Beats Pro 2 headphones and case took a huge step backwards in durability. The Beats Pro 2 are lighter, more comfortable and fit better in the case for charging. The only problem I ever had with the Beats Pro was how they sit in the case, one particular ear piece always had trouble seating right for charging which is why I got the version. In hindsight, I wish I would have just got another pair of the Beats Pro. The volume also is worse in the Beats Pro 2. When wearing them while doing lawn maintenance, I cannot hear what is playing despite the claim of them being better sound and noise canceling. I do not have this problem with the Beats Pro version. The Beats Pro 2 also have a whirring noise when you are wearing them while nothing is playing such as having them paused to talk to someone or sift through a playlist. I didn’t have this problem with the Beats Pro. So for current price comparison of the Beats Pro 2 vs the Beats Pro, I would recommend just getting the Beats Pro if you can live with out a couple new features.

My Powerbeats Pros have been my favorite headphones for years. They reliable, durable, excellent sound in a small package. But after heavy use over more than half a decade, it was time to put them out to pasture. I anxiously anticipated the release of the Powerbeats Pro 2’s. Preordered the moment they became available. Despite stock issues forcing me to drive out of town to get them, i was still excited to get them. But after having them for several hours and working through various equilizers, i cannot get them to sound remotely good. The highs are extremely tin sounding…like if you played music through a tin can, lows are underwhelming and the mids actually hurt. Ive been through apple, bose, sony and beats headphones over the last several months and these are by far the WORST sounding of them all. So disappointed. The only redeeming feature is the ANC which just so happens to be the only iteration of the technology that doesnt give me a headache. If you typically feel “pressure” in your head with ANC, that was me too. I domt get that with these. So thats why my rating is a 2. Im going to hold on to these for a month or so to see if we get any firmware updates. If not, I might have to take them back and find a new pair of Powerbeats Pro 1’s.

They could be great but they aren’t. The ear pieces just don't seem to fit right no matter which of the sizes you choose and the over the ear fixture just doesn’t hold the buds tightly pressed against your ear opening. They sound great if you press against them. That is the only way they have the bass I feel like they are supposed to have. These were bought to replace my Bose set that stopped working after several years but there is no comparison on sound. The Bose have much deeper bass and are overall much louder the these Beats. It’s really ashamed as much as the cost, you’d think they’d be better. They are just comfortable. That’s about all they have going for them. They are not loud enough and don’t have the base sound they should. In fact I can listen to them at max volume without hurting my ears. I don’t think I should be able to do that.

I wanted to like these, but I didn’t. The volume is low and the bass is very weak. I was actually shocked at how middling these were, especially for the price. I was also surprised at the lack of app support. You really can’t adjust anything at all. I returned them the same day I bought them. I opted for JBL Peak Endurance 4. They are superior to the Beats and cost 80 bucks less. Also , there is app support. Enough said.

The good: excellent battery life, extremely simple to use (Apple standard) and really good audio quality for its size. However, as a fitness device, these are very poor. After a very bad with Shokz OpenFit I've decided to get to Beats instead. Tested during the day and changed the tips, all seemed good. At my first run, once I've started sweating, they simply wouldn't stay on. Returning them today.

I purchased these to replace my old Beats. I wanted to take advantage of the Transparency and A.N.C modes as well, since I do a lot of walking, working amongst many people, but still want my music/podcast to still be available and clear. The different modes are stellar, and the sound is great as always with Beats, when it’s working properly. However, periodically, they would disconnect from my phone and reconnect on their own. They would, also, start sounding technically dismantled in the midst of playing a song. The shape of the new ones aren’t as comfortable as the Original Ones(or maybe I just got to get used to them a little more.) So, I believe (More Like Hope!!) it’s just because they were apart of the new bunch, there was some glitches. Hopefully, I can replace my old ones with another set of Beats soon.

They work well and stay in place while doing workouts. The downside is the connection issues after about a month. The same side that had the connection issue started to die quickly. After a year and half they really don’t hold a charge.

These are going back. I held off on buying other earbuds to get these but I regretted it immediately after putting them on. The physical buttons are placed awkwardly on the buds to where you’ll always press them as you’re putting the buds on. The sound quality is middling and comparable to my Jabra Elite Active 75t from 2020 — not what you’d expect from a premium product. The heart rate sensor is not practical as you need to open a compatible app (couldn’t find it on the health app). And the most annoying thing is that the volume is very low — I had to turn the buds to the maximum level for decent volume. Who the heck do they have working on these buds? These are underwhelming.

Normally I do not do reviews that is because normally all the other reviews match to my opinion however I must say this item is overall ok but the “Noise Canceling” is very pathetic compared to another brand. I purchased these about two weeks ago to replace another pair that messed up as I do a lot of outdoor work and figured this would be a good pair to go with because of the over the ear option needless to say they suck and do not cancel that noise out at all compared to other brands I have used in the past. I have downloaded and using the app and both the app and earbuds are upto date. I will keep them as the over ear are great for other times I need a set but will not use them for outdoors.

The sound quality is very good, but I couldn't keep it in my ear for more than 15 minutes because it was uncomfortable. For those who run or do high-impact activities, it's good because it doesn't fall out, but it's very uncomfortable.

Noise cancellation is mediocre. They need to be worn eirh high volume, which isnt loud at all. Had two pairs of the previous model and the only improvement is battery life. Get airpod pros instead, or the previous model beats if you want gym headphones.

I should have just stuck with the original powerbeats. These new ones do not fit as well as the first ones. Noise cancelling is not on par with AirPod pros. I experience a lot of slipping when working out. On a positive note, battery life is an improvement; I could go 4 weeks with a full charge.

I love everything about these headphones except the fact that they don’t live up to the sound quality thst the beats have been known for, they sound great when making phone calls but they don’t get loud at all like I’d expect $200 headphones to get, I’ve bought $30 headphones thst get louder and have more base than these beats!

Secure fit, they defently wont fall off, I like how u can use one earbud and control options stay the same. Lacks bass and doesnt perform well onf deep end frequencies as well as does really bad in high frequencies. Beats did good but doesnt have that bass head signature iconic from beats. If u looking doe deep base dont buy this ones.

These earbuds come with plenty of buds to fit your ears and the over the ear hooks are great for a snug fit. However, noise cancellation is almost non-existent and the sound quality is poor considering the cost. I purchased another brand for 1/2 the cost with superior noise cancellation and a much better sound quality.

The plastic is hard and feels cheap. The sound is decent, but the "noise canceling" is non-existent. There is barely a difference between that and active sound. I am planning on returning them because they are not worth the heavy price tag until they make some changes.