BeatsSolo Buds - Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | 18 Hours of Battery Life | Apple & Android Compatibility | Built-in Microphone - Storm Gray

I’ve been using the Beats Studio Buds for a while now, and they’re a solid option if you’re into bass-heavy sound. They’re super comfortable, lightweight, and the noise cancellation is decent—not the best, but good enough for most situations. The sound is punchy, especially for hip-hop and EDM, though the mids and highs could be a bit clearer. Battery life is solid, around 8 hours per charge, but I wish the case had wireless charging. Also, no multi-device pairing, which is a little annoying. Overall, they’re a great choice if you want stylish, bass-heavy earbuds without breaking the bank.

Bluetooth connected right away, and they work very well! The sound quality is great, though I do wish I could toggle the noise cancellation off. Love the different size options for the ear buds. Does not come with a charging cable, but it’s just usb-c, so I actually am kind of glad I don’t have another cord floating around. I love the smaller case and am less afraid of misplacing it due to limited places to put them when I’m out and about.

Finally decided to take a chance on these when they went on sale for around $50, cheaper than Raycons usually. The Beats Solo Buds are superior to the Raycons (2024) I’ve been using in almost every way. Battery life lasts all day unlike the 3-6 hours use of the Raycons. Physical buttons not overly sensitive/insensitive touch controls. You can even customize the buttons to an extent on iOS. No annoying robot voice, just a sound when on. Magnets on the earbuds to keep together out of the case.The one or two things Raycon may have over Beats is the bass which is better tor listening for metal music imo with the sound profile options, and the comfort of being in ear for long periods of time, but not worse than other earbuds I’ve had. But don’t expect to sleep with these if you’re a side sleeper like me. The sound quality is fine but too mid heavy for me, I wish there were EQ options on either iOS outside Apple Music or in the Beats app because not every app has EQ options (YT Music).Some limits are baked in like not being able to charge in the case which isn’t a problem given the battery life but there’s no indicator for if they’re properly charging until you open this case which can be problem if you wake up and they didn’t charge but so far hasn’t happened to me. These are barebones earbuds by design so no noise cancelling or awareness mode, the cushions don’t block loud noise very much if that is an issue.As to cosmetics the case is significantly smaller than the Raycon’s, the buds themselves easier to remove given their large size to house the batteries.Overall I’m pretty satisfied, so far the best budget earbuds on the market which I’ve made a regular part of my listening routine. I’d say these are best for daily and causal wear like listening to podcasts and music while working or doing non swimming exercises (little IPX protection).

These earbuds are absolutely amazing. They work better than the iPods. I have an iPhone 12 and this is the only pair that has actually been good enough to speak on the phone with and have a good sound. Also it’s good for gaming and for listening to music. I’m surprised more people have not bought these instead of spending hundreds of dollars on the iPods, the battery life I don’t know yet just got them, but I bet the last long time they’re easy to use. They showed straight up on my Bluetooth. The color is exactly what I wanted it wonderfully it’s like I have nothing in my ear at all and they are very durable .

So I just received this product in the mail yesterday. Now I was overly excited to own my first beats. I was also happy to have bought them for a decent price. However these beats are not the best. In fact, they are basic. It fits well and connects properly but when you by Beats by Dre you think of loud booming bass. None of that. It has good sound and when I talk on the phone I can hear others and they can hear me. These earbuds to me sound too low and can’t really adjust to your liking. They came with no charger which is also a downfall. If I had to give compare sound quality let’s be honest my Tozos sound better. I’m a music person and definitely can tell the difference.

The Beats Solo Wireless Earbuds are a game-changer when it comes to both style and sound quality. These earbuds combine the sleek, iconic design that Beats is known for with advanced audio technology to deliver an exceptional listening experience. The sound is rich, balanced, and punchy, with deep bass and clear highs—perfect for everything from workouts to casual listening or on-the-go use.One of the standout features is the wireless convenience, thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, which pairs seamlessly with your device. Whether you’re using them with your phone, tablet, or laptop, you can enjoy a hassle-free, cable-free experience. The earbuds also offer an impressive battery life, with up to 8 hours of playback on a single charge—perfect for all-day use.Comfort is another major plus. The Beats Solo Wireless Earbuds come with multiple ear tip sizes to ensure a secure and comfortable fit, even during intense physical activity. The lightweight design and ergonomic shape make them feel like an extension of your ear, while the sweat- and water-resistant build ensures durability, whether you’re at the gym or in the rain.The controls are intuitive, with easy-to-use buttons for adjusting volume, skipping tracks, and taking calls. The built-in microphone ensures crystal-clear call quality, and the noise isolation helps keep out distractions, so you can focus on your music or conversations.Overall, the Beats Solo Wireless Earbuds offer a perfect blend of superior sound, comfort, and practicality. Whether you’re an audiophile or simply someone who loves great sound and style, these earbuds are an excellent choice for any music lover.