BeatsStudio Buds – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds – IPX4 rating, Sweat Resistant Earphones, Compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth, Built-in Microphone – Black

I want to start off by saying that when it comes to headphones/ear buds I am a bit of a snob. You really do get what you pay for when it comes to earbuds. I currently own some JBL by and some Sennheiser ones, with the Sennheiser costing me almost £200. I like to listen to a lot of music and so I like it to sound top quality. One of my earbuds keeps losing connetion with Bluetooth so they are on their way out hence me wanting a new pair!I decided to give these a try based on reviews both on Amazon and other websites.This is my first ever Beats purchase and was apprehensive as I've heard some negative things about Beats headphones either not being worth the money or that a £10 pair work better.Anyway, I absolutely love these!! I bought the pink ones and I look I've how they look. The case is also a much better shape than most as it is narrow and could be carried in your pocket more or less unoticed. They are also great for cancelling out loud noises if you have no music or whatever playing. Although you can still hear, the reduce the noise so much and so I think they would be an excellent choice for someone with sensory issues. As soon as I opened the case, a message popped up on my iPhone just like it does when you first connect an iPad or watch etc. It was just so simple to pair them!Inside the box are instructions, some smaller and larger tips and also a small wire which as a usb-c to -usb-c meaning you can use your usb-c to lightening cable plug which comes with the iPhones 11 and up. Each earbud has a physical button to press to end call, switch music etc. I much prefer this to my other tap to touch earbuds as it doesn't always register the first tap and you also you are far less likely to accidentaly nudge them.Right onto the most important aspect - the sound. I am really impressed by these. They sound quite a lot better than my Sennheiser ones. Sennheiser have always had a reputation for being one of the best on the market and so to think these are better just shows you they are worth the money! I can actually hear bits in songs that I have never heard before at all, such as backing harmonies or certain instruments. Some headphones/earbuds and known to sound better for some genres of music than others. For example, Sennheiser are known to give any rock/metal a really good sound. As a rock and metal fan, I can honestly say that these have made some of my favourite songs sound even better.I think a lot of people buy Beats for the name or trend purposes and if that's the case then at least paying for the name provides some excellent quality earbuds.Lastly, another feature I like is that you can check the battery percentage for each airbud individually - thus meaning you will get twice the battery life if you listen to anything with just one earbuds in. I think that's a cool little touch. I really do recommend these. (P.s. Thats my honest and genuine opinion, I haven't been asked to leave a good review in exchange for anything - just thought I'd throw that out there!

My old AirPods pro were defective with a rattling sound so I need a new one. I have tried this Beats headphones and it’s the best choice I could have ever done.The sound quality is basically IDENTICAL to the AirPods pro, with clean sound, loud enough and strong and deep bass, amazing.The buttons to change song are way easier to click with just one finger tap compared to apple (it works even pushing your ear to your shoulder bending the neck sideways if you have your hands busy!!)The microphone quality is average, the person listen to us might struggle to hear our voice if we are on the street or in busy environments, but for me it’s ok as the main thing is the music experience.Battery seems lasting long.Paring with iPhone is very quick and it is recognized very well (given Beats a product made by Apple itself in fact)In conclusion i love this product, super super recommended.

DO NOT BUY 'Refurbished'Despite all the guarantees ..... these earphones arrived - looking ok - however - they do NOT WORK ! One ear bud = sound is ok ... BUT .....Other ear bud = ATROCIOUS 'machine gun' sound when trying to listen to anything !!

Brought refurbished but sadly were faulty, they looked brand new. Apart from noise cancelling function they worked great and where a good for for me. Liked the design and seemed well made. Shame I had to send back

The Beats Studio Buds definitely keep to the Beats premium formula with their design and materials quality; if your after the status symbol that comes with the Beats branding, the Studio Buds definitely keeps with tradition.The Studio Beats come with the features all true-wireless earbuds should come with:Active Noise CancellingAmbient Pass ThroughPlay/Pause/Skip/PreviousAnswer/End/Reject CallsVoice Assistant in iOS with voice command, Android requires button pressMissing Volume control; can only be done via connected deviceAudio Quality is what you would expect from the Beats branding, so no complaints there. Call quality is the same. But I have to admit that I was expecting a bit more. This is the second high end brand I have tried lately expecting to be taken to another level, but unfortunately I feel a little let down. Mostly because the volume level just seems a little too soft; at maximum volume I’m left wanting a little more. Granted it is loud enough to hear, but not quite loud enough to feel immersed.I realize these are not going to bring the same feeling as a set of over-the-ear headphones will, but I have tested others that get louder.Fitment is great, I don’t get any ear fatigue wearing the buds, but over time they do lose their grip from ear sweat. I don’t think you would want these for any type of active use other than just walking or minimal around the house activity. Any kind of up and down movement I feel like I was constantly having to readjust. The default ear tips out-of-the-box were the best fitment for me, so switching the tips would not have made this experience any better.This is hardly an issue that only rests with Studio Buds, rather one that I have found very common for me in trying many different brands. Some have included foam tips in place of the common silicone type to help aid in fitment. I would assume the tips are of a universal nature so it may be possible to purchase foam tips in place of the silicone to allow for more active use.Beats Software is pretty straightforward to use and the button presses are easy to remember. They can be reprogrammed as well. The Studio Buds are designed with a true button, so it requires pinching the buds to be able to push the button without jamming the buds in the ear canal.I don’t have any issues recommending, just understand some of the limitations I have mentioned and align your expectations.