Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound quality and durability. Love the fit !

Had tried another highly rated brand that did not sync voice with picture and was going to give up. Read some reviews and decided to give these a try. I am so glad I did. They paired easily and the voice sync is perfect. Ear pieces are soft and comfortable as long as I don’t have my glasses on for a long time.

I’ve had it for a while but they get pretty loud and the anc is pretty dope. I can block my background with just the press of a button which is fire for me I don’t like having to move my headphones off my head. Get em if your thinking about it no Capp these are fire and the colors are too sucks that purple doesn’t exist for these rn.

I have never owned a pair of beats before but I have heard good things. They come with a carrying case which I rarely use. The battery life on them is pretty great. The sound quality could be a little better and the mic is awful... well at least that is what people tell me when they call.

We bought these headphones for my son going off to college. He sings their praises as he's able to work while his roommate listens to music (non-study music). He likes the fit and the fact that he can wear them for hours comfortably (not the case with earbuds).

Bought for my brothers birthday, bought a pair for my niece and she has no complaints. So i bought a pair for my brother. He loves them, uses them outside while mowing and in garage while working on cars. No complaints about drop off....HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.....

Purchased this for my 85 year old father for his birthday. I wanted something that would sync easily with his iPod and sound great and got both. He is crazy happy with the headphones and I wish I'd gotten them for him sooner. Would definitely recommend.

I love these headphones. They are comfortable and great for my small ears. However, they do not block out all noise. My children's gaming noise cancelling headphones work better and half the cost. I spent the extra money because of the style and fit, very chic!

I have own many pairs of beats throughout beats life cycle I would say that these would compare to the studio 3 on noise canceling, one thing I like about these is you don't hear a humming noise as much as you would in the beats studio 3, the are tight fitting and ear cups feel nice.

literally have had these for a year and they still look brand new and work like new! Super fast charging and long battery life

So far so good battery life no complaints wanted them mostly for the gym to block out noises which It Is great at so I can focus on my workout while listening to great. Only complaint would love for them to play In 432 hz because I heard bad things about 440 hz.

If you like a warmer sound to your music and own an iPhone or iPad or Mac these are the on-ear headphones you should get. Since they are on and not overall early you will feel the pressure they apply after about an hour of straight use.

I purchased for my son, and he likes it, he used it when I also play my music in my car, occurs because he doesn't like my music and using this Bluetooth he not able to heard anything around him.. just perfect.

Best on-ear wireless noise canceling headphones I've tried. Awesome sound & remarkably good at canceling outside noise. Works great with bluetooth on all my Apple devices. Very easy to use. They are a little pricey, but quality is worth it.

Look no further because these Beats earphones are the best. The sound and smoothness is top notch and leaves other companies in the dust. Glad I found them when I did. The price was right too.

I bought these for school, they’re great especially now that we are at home learning, it is nice to cancel all the extra noise. They are such a nice fit for every person. The color combo made it great too.

I bought these for the gym and use them quite often. I enjoy them when I only hear my music over the loud gym music playing being blasted. You literally feel like you’re in a different world at the gym when you put the BEATS on.

I love my headphones it’s definitely noise cancelling to a point where I couldn’t hear my mom yelling in the next room, my father mowing the lawn and my sisters dancing in the living room

I have had a low bar when I first got these. I have had beats wired in ear buds when they first was bought by Apple back in the day. I have since pretty much avoided anything related because the sound was too muddy for my taste. But years have passed and I figured tech had to improve with time, even with Beats/Apple right? To start, I never really have been really critical of bluetooth headphones because to me, were nowhere near the quality in sound of wired headsets. I still abide by that, but I think bluetooth tech has advanced enough now to test out the difference. My bar is set pretty high and have been spoiled by other types of wired over ear headsets that I have had for about three years. In getting these, I was greeted by very well presented headsets. It was very minimal and to me is great because, no one really keeps these boxes right? So it was appreciated to minimize packing material and can be recycled. Unpacking my matte red’s, I saw the case, which is a soft case and inside was the vibrant matte reds presenting itself to me. The color is very appealing, it is very uniform and has some metallic parts of the earphones that are matte red as well. Overall very cool and modern IMO. Keep in mind this is a collab design with Pharell Williams, a very fashion forward artist and person that is in the entertainment industry. So I can see his influence here. Is it a bad thing? Like a friend has mentioned time and time again…”you can’t please everyone, you/it/he/she isn’t pizza”. Like beauty, it is in the eye of the beholder. If you don’t like the look first look, you will not like it later on, just move on to another set of cans. Other than the soft case, headphones, there was also a black lightning cord, with no wall charger adapter, just a wire to plug into a usb port to charge. Oh and you get the normal carbringer that can be attached to the softcase so you can hook up on your backpack or the like and the normal warranty and quick start guide. This is very minimal. So minimal that, you do not even get a hint of an app that is available in the iOS or Android Play store. I plugged it into a usb port and saw that this does have a sort of “fast charge” capability because in the quick start guide mentioned that a 10 minute charge will equate to 3 hours of usage. To turn on, you just unfold and a led will let you know that it’s on. And when you initially unfold it and have not paired it with any device, you will see it flash initially. Pairing it is super easy. I use a Samsung Galaxy S10e and it paired without a hiccup. I then went to the Play Store and saw that there was an app to install and can be used with the headphones. Let me first state that you do not need it and is not required to be installed to use these headphones. You can just pair them up and start listening. I opted to install the app because I was curious to see if there were additional settings that can be used, which is no, BUT I found that firmware update was available which I installed. Other than the firmware, the only settings on the app are the noise cancelling feature you can turn off which will pretty much doubles the battery life of course from 22 hours with noise cancelling on to up to 40 hours with the noise cancelling off. I have been using cheap bluetooth earbuds that can only go up to 4 hours and I thought that was a long time! I digress, other than the noise cancelling, the other setting in the app is the reporting of the battery usage. You can use the app to register as well. Other than that, there is no equalizer equipped in the app. No presets, nothing. Also the installing the firmware update, which is pretty much OTA like other apple products. It took a good 10 times to install. I am not sure if it was my internet connection, but it was like pulling teeth. The time it took was about 5 minutes that I cannot get back in my life. Ok now onto actually using them. The first day, I used them and the first few tracks I listened to were really bass heavy. I wasn’t sure if it was the cans that needed to be broken in or the tracks. I just pushed through, adjusted the equalizer controls in the player I was using and went on listening to music for about an hour and a half. I had my phone charging in the bedroom and then went to use the headphones in the kitchen which is about 20 feet away. My initial test is my so called water test. No I don’t dunk these guys to imitate sweat, I use the kitchen sink to wash my hands before I begin cooking and every bluetooth I have used cuts out. Until now. The beats beat the water test! I was quite impressed! Now that I have tried the distance and personal test, I went on to actually listen to the tracks and have to admit, they sound pretty good. The highs are good and rounded and doesn’t try too hard. I mean it is pretty bass heavy, but if you tone it down in the equalizer, it’s a pretty good treat to listen to. In my initial use (hour and a half), I have found the headsets to be comfortable and with no break in connection. Now on my second day, I began listening to more tracks and this time for another hour and a half. This time, I felt the fatigue on my ears which I did not feel on the first day. Also the music was not as bass heavy as initially was. Which is a great thing. The noise cancelling feature is a cool feature, but also confusing at the same time. In the quick start guide and app, there is a way to turn off the noise cancelling feature, but I do not hear a difference at all between on and off. Tap the mode button on the left cup and you will hear a tone. One rising tone for noise cancelling on, and tap for downward tones for noise cancelling off. Does it work? Yes for the most part. Now having more time with the headset, would I still recommend it? For the retail price, no. If you can find a discount, any discount off retail, then I can feel right recommending it. There’s other bluetooth headphones, which are “older” that can hold its own against these new cans. What does this have that the other “older” cans I refer to have? Bottom line, the marketing, but in this case, these have some backing. Also keep in mind, this is an Apple/Beats designed product, so they do tend to be on the pricey side. I do like the simple on off connection. It is super easy and you do not have to jump through settings to get it connected. There is always a market for these and will continue. Public figures like sports figures will get one of these and sport them once on TV and you will see someone wearing them the next day or week because they looked cool on him or her and decided to try it out. I can honestly say that these are the best Beats I have ever listened to bluetooth or otherwise. I can see myself listening to them on public transportation to cut out most of the noisy environment. Phone calls are super loud on this, so be careful!

They’re good but I prefer the smaller ones, the Solo3’s I believe they’re called. These were a little too big and bulky and fall off when I use them for workouts. The smaller ones don’t