Customer Ratings & Reviews

These earbuds wouldn’t stay in my ear. When I would talk on the phone, I was told they couldn’t hear me. I had to return these. I was looking for something discreet to wear at work, which they are but I had too many issues.

The only thing I'm not giving it five stars for is because the dynamics to put them on is complicated. they tend to slip off my ears and it's annoying. For the rest I love the sound is high and clean.

These headphones SUCK!!!! They are the worst Beats I’ve ever owned. The Battery life is trash. Noise Cancellation is a complete joke. I keep having connectivity issues. The worst part of it all is the BATTERY life (I know I’m repeating this).

These are simply wireless earbuds. They function just as well as every other brand or better, and though I haven't used other brands, this has served me well. It connects well.

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.

Decent sound for a decent price, even bought my daughter a pair

Mic is sheet. No good. Call quality isn’t natural. Sounds very very cheap. Listening music is okay.

Love them! Comfortable on the ears, feels like i have nothing on sometimes, never leave the house without them.

As a frequent Beats consumer, this product is a perfect buy for me yet again

Ear buds wouldn’t stay in my ears even after I changed the sizes. I passed them to my dad and he really enjoyed them.

Bad quality I used with apple and android phones. The sound quality is not that good

Good Product. Samsung always get a bestselling headphones

Quiet and doesn’t hold a charge. Not worth the money at all.

I've owned a few pairs of AirPods over the years, but this is my first pair of Beats-branded headphones or earbuds. AirPods have always been a bit difficult to use with non-Apple devices, and Apple appears to be trying to fill that gap with these new Beats Studio Buds. They are missing a few nice features that you'd get with AirPods, but they also offer a great value for the price. PROS: - On iOS devices, the Studio Buds behave much like AirPods. They are recognized by my iPhone as soon as I open the case with a pop-up for instant pairing. You can see the battery percentages of the buds and the case in your notification center and also control the noise cancellation mode through Control Center. The Studio Buds appear in the "Find My" app in case you lose them. You also get Spatial Audio, allowing you to experience the new Dolby Atmos tracks on Apple Music. - The Studio Buds provide the most Apple-like experience to Android users compared to any other Apple or Beats device. They support the new Google Fast Pair standard, so they instantly pair with your Android phone when the case is opened for the first time. There is a dedicated Beats Android app used to adjust noise cancellation settings. - The Studio Buds are surprisingly compact and comfortable. Unlike AirPods, there is no stem that sticks down, and the buds protrude only slightly from my ears. I've worn the Studio Buds for many hours now with the pre-installed medium ear tips and they are very comfortable. After a few minutes, I hardly notice them. I also went on a run with them and they stayed nice and snug in my ears. - I like the fact that both buds have physical buttons to control play/pause, fast-forward/rewind, and noise cancellation/transparency. Both buttons perform the same functions, so there is no need to remember which button to push to perform a certain function. Even better is that these are actual, physical buttons that you press - not touch controls that might not work with sweaty hands. - For the price and size, sound quality is rather impressive. These buds include active noise cancellation, although it seems to be more of an afterthought (more on that below). The Studio Buds have plenty of bass, but I've certainly used other buds that pack more of a "kick." The sound profile overall is very crisp and balanced, with nice separation of mids and highs. - The case charges over USB-C, which will be welcome news to iOS and Android users alike trying to minimize the amount of cables they carry around. CONS: - Beats and Apple make a point of calling these "active noise cancelling" buds, but the noise cancellation is very minimal. I hardly notice a difference when I turn noise cancellation off completely. With it on, I can still hear a lot of ambient noise like typing on a keyboard, traffic noise, and voices. I can't imagine these would do very well on an airplane. On the other hand, "transparency" mode works pretty well and should serve you well for holding quick conversations with the Studio Buds in your ears. - The case does not support wireless charging, something that seems to be somewhat standard in premium wireless earbuds. - Your music or content does not pause when you take the buds out of your ears. This was surprising to me given how Apple is usually very attentive to details like this. - If you have multiple Apple devices, these will not automatically switch over from one to the other when you start playing content. - Microphone performance is poor, at best. People on the other end of my calls reported that I sounded "far away" or that my voice was distorted. In louder areas, the mic pics up a lot of ambient noise. OVERALL: The Beats Studio Buds offer a nice step up from Apple's standard AirPods, especially for Android users. I prefer the design of the Studio Buds to AirPods, but there are some Apple-centric features missing like automatic pausing and device switching. I also found the Studio Buds more comfortable than standard AirPods with a more well-rounded sound profile. Apple users who want the full Apple experience may want to look at the AirPods Pro, but for those who are willing to sacrifice some small features - including Android users - the Beats Studio Buds represent a nice compromise and a good value. Recommended!

The sound is so bad. Bass isn’t good at all. Disappointed.

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

stopped working after a year, doesn’t charge anymore. Don’t recommend save your money.

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.

I would say the Beats Studio Buds are good if you are curious about trying the brand for the first time. They sound pretty decent with the right ear tips. Do get the spin fit ear tips from Amazon if you do plan to buy these. It doesn't take them long to charge. However i noticed that the left ear bud battery runs out faster and doesn't always charge the same as the right earbud. They do work good on Android devices but I think you'll probably get more out of them on an iPhone device. If you can catch these on sale; definitely try em.

I own the AirPods Pro, the Galaxy Buds Pro and now Studio Earbuds so my review is based on the user experience of all 3 earbuds. The AirPods Pro are the most expensive but they are the best overall. Beats earbuds might not be the best at ANC or transparency mode but they have a solid foundation based on full and clean bass, a comfortable fit, and they look good. Here are some pros and cons to provide a fair review. Good: 1. These sound good and get loud. The bass is full without overpowering the vocals. The AirPods Pro do a better job though with vocals, spatial audio, and Dolby Atmos sound. The Beats sound good for movies, podcasts, gaming, and YouTube with no lag. 2. These have a comfortable fit and can be worn for hours without ear fatigue. I was able to workout with these in my ears and they never fell out or needed constant adjustments. 3. These look cool and stylish. I bought the black version and they just blend with my clothes and hats. In pics these earbuds actually look ugly but once you wear them you understand the design choice. 4. We FINALLY have earbuds that work the same for the iPhone and Android phones. I own the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the GS21 Ultra as my business phone. ANC and transparency mode on my AirPods Pro won't work on my GS21 Ultra and ANC and ambient mode won't work on my Galaxy Buds Pro through my iPhone. With Beats earbuds I can use all the features on both phones which is a big deal. Bad: 1. No wireless charging. I prefer to use fast chargers so this isn't a big deal for me but this might be an issue for someone else. 2. ANC, transparency mode, and sound quality are good but not great. You can find better but you will definitely have to spend more money. 3. Call quality is average. I did a FaceTime and regular phone call and we both could hear each other but this is the weakest part of these earbuds. AirPods Pro are the best at this feature by a mile. Bottom line...these earbuds deliver the bass and style while being comfortable enough to wear all day. When I just want to listen to music loud I grab these without hesitation. AirPods Pro are still the best earbuds overall over $200 but the Studio Earbuds are the best under $200.