Customer Ratings & Reviews

The worst headphones ever when people call me they think I’m in the ocean

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Noise canceling not good i could hear tv in the background

You can hear static in one pod then it goes away and comes back. Overpriced for the quality

I like the quality of Apple airpods as compared to the beats

Couldn’t hear out of them .I will never buy againNever

Something wrong with them. It cut itself sometimes. Sound is weak. Worst purchase ever

They are very uncomfortable. I have beats pro and bought these as a backup. Bad decision

Sound quality not great. Returned them for Samsungs.

One of the headphones make noises after using 1 hour

noise cancellation quality very bad,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Probably the worst headphones ive ever tried. Didnt want to stay in my ears for NOTHING

These are terrible ear pieces. Sound qualities terrible as well.

Hated these things. My Ubeats were way better.NEVER WILL I BUY THESE AGAIN.

They work whenever they feel like it. Won’t turn on or will be connected but can not hear.

cuts off and you have to re-sync it wasnt worth the buy for anyone to me

No good took them back the next day and got Samsung

Hello. I had to return them. Those Beats sucked !! Luckily the AirPods were on Sale.! Thanks

noise cancellation was awful will not be purchasing again

The Beats Studio Buds offer premium sound. Just like almost every other bud, they offer a normal setting, Noise-cancellation setting and a transparent (hear through) setting. On iOS, all of that is managed directly from the Bluetooth settings, no extra apps. Connecting to the earpod is extremely simple on iOS, just pull it out of the case, turn on Bluetooth (if not already on), and look for a prompt. In my case, the pods sent me a connection option before I had the chance to open the Bluetooth window. The prompt included the devices name, a string of characters (presumably the serial#), and an image of the device. This was the first time I had ever seen one of these. I can’t recall the 1st gen Air Pods doing something similar. However, I cannot speak for the 2nd gen models as I do not own a set. That said, pairing for something other than iOS was a hassle, to say the least. My attempt to pair with another device was a gaming tower running an a Gigabyte B550I Aorus Pro AX motherboard. I’ve paired plenty of gaming headsets and normal noise cancellation headsets/earbuds without any issues. These however, they never showed up under Bluetooth devices so I eventually gave up in my attempts of pairing. 0 problems pairing with any of my iOS devices (iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone XR, iPhone SE Gen2, and iPad 2018 6th Gen. Battery life is amazing. According to the packaging it’s estimated to run roughly 15 hours. Based on what I’ve seen so far, I think I should be seeing a little more. That’s because I usually go with 1 pod at a time out of habit. As for it’s design, I’m not much of a fan. It’s bulky and protrudes a fair amount out past the ear. Maybe they wanted to go with a design that made it look less of a hearing aid when seen from ahead. The click button resides right on the tip of the furthest extending part, but I highly doubt that mechanism for it needs all the space given along the end. If not for the pairing issue, this would have been a 5-star product. I wouldn't dock a star for design as that’s more of a personal taste than a functionality aspect.