Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just terrible. Headphones will not charge in the case.

Month in and one doesnt work. They were working good up until then

Charging intermittent at best. Wicked frustrating. Returned.

Hear great, very comfortable Holds a good charge and easy to set up

These were a big disappointment. They left earpiece would not hold a charge I read reviews after a bit too late. The case when is fully charged also dosent last I believe there is a lawsuit against Apple for this defective product.

Constantly disconnecting from phone and don’t work properly

They were good but after wearing them a while they start to hurt your ear

I BOUGHT THESE HEADPHONES 2 MONTHS AGO AND ALL OF A SUDDEN THEY STOPPED WORKING! One side cuts on and off, it still says it’s paired to my phone playing music but no sound. Also the other side is just a buzzing sound. My cousin got hers couple weeks after I got mine and she had a problem with it and returned it back for a new one. SMH

One of them stopped working as it won't charge in two weeks.

Earbuds stopped working within 2 months I’m very annoyed since it cost nearly $200.

Very comfortable affordable great quality sound perfect for hiking and listening to audiobooks

Sound quality for music is all it's good for but mediocre at best. Its a complete waste of money for using to make calls. I bought these because I was on my 4th pair of airpods. They kept falling out and I'd lose one. The quality is not worth the price.

They hurt my ear and the sound doesn’t sound right I think I should bring them back

I had these since they first came out nd i must say after like over 5 months usage. battery runs for 6 hrs nonstop still which i like and the charge doesnt take long at all. My only issue is it does hurt your ear after a while esp if you wear a mask. And u will get like ear bumps if you dont constanly clean them esp if you work out. Like a light irration nd stuff. But the music is clear. Could be louder. But overall those r my only complaints

The battery is not lasting long but the sound is good

Do t lije this style of ear piece. Tgey fall out of my ears for some reason.

A $40 pair of Sony headphones has better sound quality than these $250 ones, even dollar store headphones are louder and have better bass. Even on sale, I consider these a rip off. You're basically just paying for the Beats logo as the sound quality is very poor. You're better off buying Bose if you want a high end ear piece.

I bought these beats 2 years ago on Black Friday. The sound quality is great. The controls are easy to manipulate when they are on your ears. They were easy to pair with my android phone. I've taken excellent care of them over these 2 years. I've used them at the gym, road trips, on flights.. everywhere. For the price, they absolutely delivered. These earbuds are 5 stars in terms of bang for the buck. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because the sound in the left earbud has dwindled down to a loud whisper. I haven't damaged or dropped it. Probably just from a lot of use. But, when i have both earbuds in, the right earbud is noticeably louder and it throws off the experience. This started happening about a year and a half into ownership. Solid earbuds for the price, but don't be surprised if one or both earbuds give up on life after an extended period of use.

I was trying to decide between PowerBeats Pro and Airpods. I'm terrible at audio A/B comparisons... by the time I switch headphones, I've largely "forgotten" the details of what the first pair sounded like. And though I am a musician, I don't pretend to be knowledgeable in terms of being able to accurately and definitively describe various characteristics of how a set of headphones perform. Despite Beats not typically being associated as well-suited for the type of music I mostly listen to (classical/orchestral, and classic rock), I have a more pleasing listening experience with the PowerBeats Pro... it sounds, for lack of better terms, "cozier, warmer, and more comforting" than the Airpods. I love how I can really feel Geddy Lee's bass line plodding along in songs like The Camera Eye, yet something like the delicate violin solo in Scheherazade sounds delightful too, as do fuller sections of orchestral pieces. Don't get me wrong, the Airpods sound fine too, but I just enjoy the sound of the PowerBeats Pro more. One relatively minor negative aspect of the PowerBeats Pro... though I love the volume controls, I find the side button a little uncomfortable to press (it pushes the eartip further into the ear canal, which isn't necessarily terrible, but it makes a loud popping sound when I do so). I can somewhat minimize this by gripping the body of the earpiece as I push the button, but still I find it considerably easier to double-tap the Airpods to skip to the next track. And there is one area in which the Airpods seem to have a noticeable edge: wind noise. My primary use is while cycling, and I definitely experience more noise with the PowerBeats Pro, which I would theorize is due to these having a more pronounced and angular cross section exposed to the airstream, while the Airpods, already smaller, are largely hidden in the ear and have a more rounded profile. It might also be influenced by the "sealing" aspect of the PowerBeats Pro transmitting more of the vibrations from the wind into the ear canal. I wear "Cat-Ears" on my helmet (fabric things that velcro to the straps and block a significant portion of wind noise from hitting your ears), and these definitely help, but I still hear a distinctive low rumble from the wind. It's certainly not intolerable, but still is noticeably more pronounced than with the Airpods. The PowerBeats Pro case is pretty bulky, as many have said... very thick. This wouldn't be as much of an issue if there was a way to power down the earbuds to avoid the batteries draining when not in the case, since you could simply store them in a small pouch or loose. Also, at $250 these are pretty expensive, and for this price they should have included wireless charging for the case. In the end, I decided on keeping the PowerBeats Pro, though it was a tough decision!

Good sound - absolutely terrible color in-person. Bad.