BeatsStudio Buds + | True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Enhanced Apple & Android Compatibility, Built-in Microphone, Sweat Resistant Bluetooth Headphones, Spatial Audio - Black/Gold

I’m cautious with headphones. I have the Beats Flex, which I LOVE, but wanted buds that were more low-key/without a ‘dorky’ wire or, being obvious while workingI tried a few Bose buds, quality was fine, but even with the different earbud rubber things, they were uncomfortable. (Returned the Bose after a week, thought I could adjust, but I couldn’t)I am SO happy with this purchase. 30/female w small to medium ear holes)I’m not much of a music person, but I can swear to the quality of the buds in terms of podcasts, which is 95% of what I use them for.I still LOVE my over the head Bose headphones I’ve had for years for music, but this product is PERFECT for podcasts, being discreet, and it’s easy to program what I want it to do with touch.

I usually don’t write reviews but I ride my E bike to work and with my air pods 4 standard when at a speed of 10mph I can talk and be heard but anything past 10mph no one can hear me. WITH THE BEATS I CAN BE HEARD AT 20MPH!! If you cycle get these! Immediately!

I have no complaints, it works very well and I love the noise canceling aspect because I deal with screaming children at my work and this definitely keeps the sound migraines away.

For the price, these are perfect. I've used beats studios since 2010 and these hold up to the name. I was skeptical to how they'd fit but wow, they fit perfectly with no worry of them slipping or falling. My airpods never felt like they fit right and would always need to be readjusted after a few minutes or fall out if i fell asleep on a plane ride (usually sliding 10 rows back haha). the sound quality is great and it works flawlessly with iPhone since it's Apple made. One thing i will say is the noise canceling isnt the best. When music is playing its mostly fine but during intros to songs or build ups I can hear the music playing in the background at the gym a little bit. I also have to turn the volume a little bit higher than I used to with my AirPods to get the same effect. I was nervous since theyre so small that the control buttons would be hard to use but they couldn't be easier, ive had no issues yet. Also kinda bummed they can't charge wirelessly. That was a pretty wild miss with these but not the end of the world

Music play back is good, nothing Spectacular .So If that's what you want as it's Primary purpose at a decent price get JBL ( I have 3 pairs just awsome for music listening ) on the call Quality these Buds get a 3.5 . Apple has added more mics but the voice quality is still poor, and to think voice quality was bad with the 1st gen beats studios that I also own.The best thing about these Beats Studio Buds Plus is the integration with my apple devices ,I can answer calls on my Mac Book ,Iphone or my Ipad flawlessly . Hands down Apple is unchallenged in that area , battery is life good and so is connecting with Android devices. Apple has to improve the low end or lose their potential entry level users .

I love these they are perfect and probably the best earbuds for your buck... BUT I SPEND OVER 170$ ON THESE THINGS AND THEY ARE SO DAMN SMOOTH THEY FALL OUT THE POCKET TOO EASILY AND BEATS FOESNT WANT TO ACTUALLY PUT A TRACKING DEVICE ON THESE DAMN THING I LOVE BEATS BUT THEY ARE SOME CHEAP AF MF THAT THEY CANT ADD A TRACKING DEVICR WHEN I SPEND OVER 170 ON THESE HOES

You're probably like me, dragging your feet for months, researching and researching for hours trying to compare brand names (Bose, or JBL? Sennheiser, or Apple?). I finally settled on these, and here's why:1) I didn't want airpods. You probably also don't want airpods (if you're even reading this review). Not because of the quality, but because "everyone has airpods" and they're "airpod people" (sorry to all the airpod people, including my sister). I wanted to be different (hopefully no shame there?).2) My top priority was phone calls with my earbuds (make sure, even if you don't end up with these earbuds, that you determine your priorities, -clearly-). These earbuds have some of the best "in ear" calling I've seen (next to airpods).3) I wanted something low profile (also why I didn't want airpods with the "stem"). These are very sleek, and don't look flashy in the ear. They're also not very cumbersome, and fit very snuggly. Very light, but durable - great design, even better build quality.4) Not a huge selling factor for me personally, but if you want noise cancellation, this is your stop. I just used these this morning on the train coming into Boston, sitting next to the door leading out of the coach, and was astonished with how adaptive it was to specifically tuning out the rattling of the train. These earbuds will adapt to the environments around them!5) The battery life is fantastic. Keep in mind, if you're in a loud area with the noise cancelling on, and it's working harder, you're going to blow through your battery faster - even that considered, I was still really impressed with the battery life!6) This is clearly designed to work seamlessly with Apple products. Pairing was a breeze, and the connectivity is strong. Beats and Apple had a beautiful handshake with this product, and it shows.7) Lastly, the sound quality. This is unmatched with anything I've used prior. Has very clear audio, and a great range of tone. The bass is powerful, while balancing defined treble tones.A couple things to consider:-These don't have wireless charging (unlike my other gadgets). I need to plug them into USB-C to charge. Might not be a big deal for you, but this is a drawback on my radar.-Get a protective case! The existing charging case is well built, and sturdy - but if you're like me, and you put your phone in a protective case, do the same for your earbuds. The case I got was drop proof, and didn't add much to the size (it doesn't take up much space in my pocket). It was $10 for peace of mind. Get an airtag too while you're at it!Overall, would recommend!