Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect Thing for Music Lovers . Noise cancellation is Lit

Call quality is way worse than my $50 off brand buds. My buddy has a pair and was trying to carry a conversation with them in. I told he had to take them out or I was hanging up. He sounded like some weird robot. Then the music play back is awful. I keep getting this static interrupting my music even tho I’m listening on a new iPhone pro and using the Apple Music app. I’ll be returning these.

I found it too sensitive as the music start/stop many times just putting 1 earbud on.

I've been testing the Beats Studio buds for about 3 days, and I think these are a really nice and good-looking set of basic earbuds. The reason I say they are basic is because there’s no wireless charging, equalizer, or volume controls on the buds. The only premium feature is noise cancelling and transparency mode. Unfortunately, both aren’t that good. I would happily trade noise cancelling for volume control. Now that that is out of the way, there is still a lot to like about these buds. For instance, the buds feel secure in my ear, and I can wear them for a few hours at a time without discomfort. The case comfortably slips in and out of my pocket without looking or feeling weird. Bluetooth pairs quickly and maintains a strong connection. Additionally, the battery life is excellent. I probably used the buds for 11 hours in the last 3 days and the case still has 50% battery life. Most importantly, sound production while listening to hip hop, pop or acoustic music all sound great. With that being said, I do recommend these earbuds because they are well built, sound great, have good Bluetooth connection and a great battery. Just know that they are a basic set of buds hiding inside a premium case.

These work amazing. I know after having them for a while the battery life deteriorated significantly. One earbud normally would last 4-5 hours before jeeding to he re charged but after a while it wouldnt wven last an hour.

I’ve tried many wireless earbuds, but the Beats Studio Buds are on a whole new level! First off, the sound quality is incredible. The bass is rich and punchy, but it doesn’t overpower the mids and highs. Whether I’m listening to hip-hop, classical, or podcasts, the audio is crisp and well-balanced. The active noise cancelling (ANC) feature is a game-changer. It effectively blocks out background noise, even in noisy environments like coffee shops or while commuting. Transparency mode is equally impressive, letting me stay aware of my surroundings with just a tap. These buds are also extremely comfortable. The lightweight design and variety of ear tip sizes mean they fit perfectly, even during long listening sessions. They stay secure whether I’m at the gym or on a run. Battery life is great too—8 hours per charge, and the case provides two additional charges, giving me over 24 hours of use. The fast-charging feature has saved me more than once! Pairing is seamless with both Android and iOS devices, thanks to the dual Bluetooth connectivity. The on-device controls are intuitive and easy to use, making playback and volume adjustments effortless. Lastly, the sleek black design looks amazing. It’s stylish, compact, and super easy to carry around. If you’re looking for premium sound, top-notch noise cancelling, and all-day comfort, the Beats Studio Buds are a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

These earbuds are and excellent option for under 100$. I am very impressed with the sounds and overall clarity in the music. The high end, (around 16 Khz) becomes distorted at high volumes but most people won't notice. Another advantage to these in my opinion is the button controls instead of touch controls. So if you go to adjust the earbuds they don't play, pause or skip unintentionally. This being said, you won't have to adjust the earbuds much at all. The ear tips that come on the buds are an almost perfect fit for most people's ears and it comes with 2 other size ear tips. The only reason I am giving this a 4 and not a 5 star, is because I wish they had a little bit more customizability. When compared to ear ups in its similar price range that have more features, Including EQ control, noise cancelling and transparency features, and other things like custom hearing IDs for your sounds preference, the beats studio buds become less appealing. A good alternative would be the Soundcore (Anker) Liberty 4 NC, the app has extensive custom features and the earbuds sound phenomenal. If your in the market for a pain or reliable, quality earbuds for u dee 100$, these are a perfect choice for you.

I have used a lot of earbuds and these are the most reliable ones I have ever owned besides my now broken pixel buds originals. That is such a valuable thing to me. The sound quality is good, the noise canceling is good, albeit a little hissy, and the name is a tad misleading, but they sound fairly tight and defined. I'd hardly call them bass-heavy, in fact, I'd argue that's why some people don't like them as much. Very reigned in. Well done, Apple.

Great gift idea. Son like them better than AirPods…better sound. Hoping they work longer than AirPods did too!

I bought the Beats Studio Buds after reading some positive reviews online, and I’m glad I did. These earbuds are amazing in terms of sound quality, comfort, and noise cancellation. They pair easily with both my iPhone and Android devices, and they support Apple’s Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos format, which makes the music sound more immersive and realistic. The battery life is also decent, and the charging case is compact and sleek. The earbuds have a balanced sound signature that delivers deep bass and crisp highs, without overpowering the mids. They also have a good passive seal that blocks out most of the ambient noise, and the active noise cancellation feature works well to further reduce unwanted sounds. The transparency mode is also handy when I need to hear what’s going on around me, and I can switch between the modes by pressing the buttons on the earbuds. The earbuds are very comfortable to wear, and they come with four pairs of silicone ear tips to ensure a snug fit. They are also water and sweat resistant, so I can use them for workouts and outdoor activities. The earbuds have a simple and elegant design, and I like the transparent finish that shows the inner workings of the drivers. The only drawbacks I can think of are the lack of wireless charging and equalizer settings, and the mediocre call quality. The earbuds also don’t have the Apple H1 or H2 chip, which means they don’t have some of the features that the AirPods have, such as automatic switching and head tracking. However, these are minor issues for me, and they don’t affect my overall enjoyment of the earbuds. Overall, I think the Beats Studio Buds are a great pair of true wireless earbuds that offer a lot of value for the money. They sound fantastic, they feel comfortable, and they have effective noise cancellation. They are a great alternative to the AirPods Pro, and I would recommend them to anyone who loves music and wants a hassle-free wireless experience.

Good price and work as I expected them to I may buy over the ear the next time I purchase though

Great sound for the price if on sale for $99.99. Only issue is the Bluetooth connection can drop sometimes and not as seamless as Apple AirPods but pretty close.

This product is very easy to use and provides great sound and ear protection at the same time.

Let me first start by saying this is a very, very early review. I just purchased these today so more time will be needed to really see how they do (quality, durability, etc.). First off, I've never really been a big fan of Beats. Always felt they were overpriced...just paying for the name. I tried a pair of Beats Flex once and took them back the same day. Terrible headphones. However, I've been intrigued by these since they came out but wanted to see how the reviews went before doing anything. But, when these fell to $99, I pulled the trigger. I wanted something to fall in between my Airpods and Airpods Pro. Pros: Excellent sound!! Light years above standard Airpods (haven't tried the 3rd gen yet). But Airpods are average at best anyway unless you're in a quite room. I'd venture to say these are as good as the Airpods Pro. I've been listening to different genres today to test and they've been great. Clear highs and great lows. Easy setup. Works the same as Airpods. Just open the case and pairing is automatic. Good fit. Once you find the correct size tip, they fit well and do a good job of sound isolation. Siri: works well and responded every time. Cons: sort of The only thing I've run into so far is when you try to adjust the fit in your ear, it's very easy to press the button and either pause/play the music or change the sound mode. Not a big deal once you have the correct tips and fit. Unsure: Noise cancellation. Seems to do pretty good so far. I picked these up from the store and went straight to the gym with them. Didn't have time to mess with ear tips so I didn't get the right fit and this affected the noise cancellation. For this reason, they weren't as good as the Airpods Pro. But now that I have the right fit, we'll see how they do next time. Spatial Audio: This isn't really a con or deal breaker, but spatial audio on the Pros is amazing. These don't have it. Phone calls. So far, so good. So, if you want something in between like me with noise cancellation and great sound, these may do the trick. Especially if you can find them on sale.

I’ve only used them once, but they blow the cheap low cost ones out of the water!!

Excellent product, really comfortable. Perfect for travel and discrete earbuds.

Really good headphones I would recommend these if you are in a budget

This is a mostly positive review, with some caveats. To be honest, I go these on sale and the $90 price point is what caught my attention. The normal price was $150. Especially since I already owned Air Pod Pros (G1), I didn't even consider the Beats. But a good sale price along with some Rewards Money sure creates room to experiment. My initial--out of the box--experience was good, but underwhelming. I was almost going to return them. But, I decided to try something. On the AP Pros, I use the Large ear tips. So, I tried the Large Ear Tips for the Beats. WOW! In that instant I learned the importance of using the correct size ear tip. It makes sense: In order to deliver good bass, it needs to command that tiny volume of air in your ear canal. A good seal = good bass. That being said, its Noise Reduction mode is scary good! But, Transparency Mode is nothing like the AP Pros. The sound is really good! Solid Bass, crisp and clear mid and highs. Supposedly there is Spatial Audio support. However, to me, it feels more like W I D E stereo. But very defined. Overall sound is Not on par with the AP Pros, but really really close. Not as light and comfortable as the Pros, but, a good 2nd. Ironically, to balance that argument out, I have noticed that as the ear tips for the AP Pros acclimate to my body temp, they get lazy and slip a bit. Not so with the Beats. The design is really cool. The tips feel secure, and the buds feel locked in to the natural shape of the ear. That being said, if you happen have really small ear canals, and have issues finding buds because of this, then definitely don't buy these. Using my iPhone13Pro, the initial pairing was painless. However, opening the case and just popping them in your ear and having them work flawlessly like you expect, has been a bit tricky at times. I have had issues with one bud working, and not the other, and having to start over. But this has been just a few times. The side control button on each bud is a nice feature for quick pause/resume/etc without having to pull a bud out. That being said, in-ear detection is rather iffy -- if at all present-- as music will continue, even when one bud is out. Bottom line: For around a $90ish price point, you can't go wrong. It's WAY better (and cheaper) than AirPod G3, a better bang for your buck over G1/G2, and cheaper than any Gen. of Air Pod Pros at this time.

Awesome sound, I love noise cancelling and basses.

Great overall. Good battery life. Comfortable to wear for a long time.