Beats Fit Pro - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - IPX4 Protection Class, Apple and Android, Bluetooth® Class 1, Built-in Microphone - Violet

Bought these to replace ear pods from another manufacturer that died prematurely. Couldn’t be happier. The sound on the Beats Fit Pro is fuller than AirPods in my opinion and with their hooked shape, these lock into your ears much better than AirPods, feeling much more secure when running, etc. Noise cancellation is good, when listening to music and whilst they do have microphone to take calls, callers tell me that the noise cancelling on the microphone isn’t so great, as they pick up a fair bit of background noise. That said, the prime driver for my purchase was sound quality and security of fit, when exercising and these are top drawer on both fronts. Connecting to the headphones is really easy (I use iPhone) as these are essentially Apple earbuds I believe. Both buds have buttons (you press the side) which have a nice positive feel, with which you can play, pause, skip track, answer calls and switch between noise cancelling & aware modes. Colours available are great. The buds are really compact and don’t protrude from your ears. They come with a choice three different sizes of rubber, to help you tailor fit to your ears. The case is great, easy to sit the buds into, to charge and store. Charging (via a usb c cable) is quick and the battery life is really good. Would definitely recommend these over AirPods.

Over the past 5 years or so I’ve purchased various off-brand and cheap headphones, which have inevitably failed. I decided to treat myself to some decent headphones. First impressions are great. The headphones are nicely packaged and feel premium. The charging case feels and looks nice. Connecting the headphones to my iPhone was straightforward. Being Apple by a different name (Apple owns Dr Dre) these headphones integrate nicely into iOS. As an example you open the Bluetooth settings menu and the phone displays the settings for the headphones without having to dig for them. They also work very well with my Garmin Music smart watch. The sound quality is very good, though I’m sure there are some frequencies that they aren’t so good at. The noise cancellation is also very good and blocks out wind noise, speech and other unwanted distractions. I bought these headphones for running, which they are perfect for. The wing tips mean that they stay in your ears, and there is no need to keep readjusting them. I’ve used them on 10m runs and short runs and never felt like they were about to fall out. Others have said that they start to feel uncomfortable, though I’ve not noticed this. The controls are very intuitive, and easy to operate when running, even when wearing thick gloves. Single tap - stop, double tap - skip forward, triple tap - skip back. Hold left - volume down, hold right - volume up. Though see below regards the ANC controls. Unlike other headphones it’s very hard to accidentally skip forward or backwards when trying to change the volume etc. and this works well even when running. The ‘Find My’ integration is good. A few times I’ve misplaced one ear piece in the house and been able to use my phone to locate it. The only downside I’ve found is the controls. You can set that long press is volume up or volume down, _or_ that long press is switch between transparent and noice cancellation mode. This is fine when you are using them with an iPhone - the phone provides the volume control and ANC settings. It’s less helpful if you are connected to a watch or non-phone - you’ve essentially got to choose whether you want easily accessible ANC or easily accessible volume. It would be nice to be able to re-map the buttons to a custom configuration. Then again this is probably advanced use and beyond what most users would want! In short they aren’t cheap but they just work. Would definitely recommend.

I bought both, the Beats fit Pro as well as the Airpods pro because I wasn’t sure which one to pick. After testing both, here’s my review: 1. Case: The beats come in a noticeably larger case. The case doesn’t have quite the premium look and feel as the airpods case. But the airpods case is definitely easier to scratch. So over time I think the beats case with the nice matt finish will look still look less used up, whereas the airpods case will be full of scratches, if you don’t buy an extra cover. But all in all the airpods case feels much better in hand and is less of a commitment when put into your pockets. 2. Ear buds design and functionality: beats win in the design department in my opinion. They just look sportier and don’t have these silly (but iconic) stems. In terms of Functionality, the beats come with a physical button (on the beats logo itself). The buttons have a light click so you don’t push the buds into your ear canal when pressing the button. Long press changes from ANC to transparency Short press for pause Double tap to advance to next song. With the Airpods you have this pressure sensitive stems, instead of a button. Which is really annoying when running. As you need to grab the stemm and squeeze it with quite some force so it recognizes that you want to take an action like play/pause etc. You also oftentimes end up pulling slighty on the airpods which leads for them to become loose, which is a bit frustrating. So definitely much much better solution on the beats, from a runner’s perspective. Sound: beats are unfortunately to strong on the low end. They sacrificed the mids and highs for the bass. I personally prefer the airpods in this Category as the mids and highs are crisp while having still good bass. If you like bass heavy hip hop songs, then the beats are better. If you like to listen to Pop/Classical Music/general Charts, then the Airpods will deliver a better sound experience. Fit: The beats deserve the name “fit pro” as it turned out to be impossible to get the beats fit pro to fall out of your ears during an exercise. I tried everything (rope skipping, running, jumping jacks, handstand, you name it.) What really surprised me is, that they did not even become loose, during a one hour boxing session with my punching bag. While the airpods, at least for me, didn’t survive 5 minutes of running. They immediately started to feel like they’re about to fall out. After 2 more minutes they actually fell out. For me this is a dealbreaker, as I want to use them for exercise as well. Also important to mention, when eating I noticed that the beats even stayed in my ear when I was chewing :-D. The Airpods fell out pretty quick. Couldn’t deal with all that jaw movement as good as the beats. Battery life: Airpods pro ~4h per charge, Beats fit pro ~6h per charge. With both cases you can have up to 24h in total. So on some flights, the airpods pro are more likely to die on you. All in all I really recommend the beats fit pro over the airpods, as they come with all the same compatibility features for iPhone users, as they run on the same Chip as the airpods pro. Only real downsides of the beats are, that they don’t offer wireless charging and the case size. So, I would say that If you are never going to exercise with your earbuds, I would recommend the Airpods pro, as they are more comfortable and don’t cause ear fatigue. I realised that the wingtips on the beats fit pro can hurt your ear after 2-3h of use. But if you are going to use these for sports, they’re the perfect choice. If this helps you please smash the like button!

terrible each time ear buds dont work or left one breaks, three times its happened but i like the sound

I've tried many earbuds over the last 4 years. Bose were my go-to, but the QC2 were so buggy, they were awful to live with. I also misplaced a few buds in airports recently, so took a gamble on the Beats Fit Pro, as a desperate last attempt at finding a set of buds that fit my criteria. These knock it out of the park. 1. Physical controls. Nothing boils my piss more than gesture controls. Particularly on a long run, and I'm trying to pause a track, only for it to skip. This isnt an issue here, you need to properly press to do anything with the buds, and I am here for it. Perfect for long runs with gloves on 2. Fit. I'm a long-distance runner. I've had no issues with the fit of these. Very very comfortable 3. Transparency. This is now my default mode. It cuts out wind noise, but lets in traffic noise, which is essential. Clarity of sound is unaffected. 4. Sound quality. Superb. Didn't expect any less, but still very welcome I'm an Android user, so assume I'm missing some bells and whistles, but not that I've noticed. I will say the ANC isn't the best. Compared to Bose, there is noise-leak, but not massively so. And it's not a deal-breaker for me. Highly recommended for those who have a more active lifestyle.

Had these bad gals for 3 years now! I am very happy with the quality of them, they still hurt my ears even after 3 years if I wear them too long. The left one seems to be ready to give up but I’m not buying new ones until these are dead. The quality is good, the noise cancellation is good too and the price helped a lot with my choice. About the battery life I can’t say much as I rarely pay attention when I charge them. So this is a long overdue review - I wouldn’t buy them again simply because of the pain in my ears after prolonged wear, however, if you go past that, these are some brilliant earbuds. Please note that they don’t hurt your ears immediately but it happens if you use them for too long which is why I kinda prefer the headphones even tho, those too can give you pain and discomfort. Oh well! You get what I want to say!

I bought these earbuds after looking at various running site reviews. I have quite small ears so find it hard to get in-ear headphones to stay in place when moving or if there is excess perspiration or rain. My old headphones had clips which fit over the ears which were also good but as I wear glasses I found the fit wasn’t great. I looked at Apple AirPods but I felt that needed some more extra stability when it’s raining or sweating during a workout. I don’t want them to fall out or become loose mid way! The wing design is a great feature and the tuck nicely inside the top fold in the ear shape. I had to look at YouTube to work out how to wear them admittedly but after a few wears there’s no issues on fitting. Some reviews say that they’re uncomfortable but I’ve found them fine for running - albeit I can see this might be the case after a couple of hours. The sound quality is great, noise cancelling mode works well and, most importantly, they don’t come loose. You can hear a little wind noise when running but if you wear a running hat like me in the colder seasons that seems to solve this. Operation and connectivity is also good, through Bluetooth, and there’s been no issue with that. With a long press you can set whether you want the buttons on each bud to act as either volume up/down OR Siri connect and noise cancelling on/off (this option is chosen through your phone Bluetooth setting). A short press stops/starts the music or answers a call. These buttons are quite sensitive so probably might not be the best for side sleeping on a pillow, but I don’t use it for that. In summary, very happy with these earbuds so far. Seem to last well on the battery too. Will update this review if there’s any change.

Great Earbuds. Bought these for the gym, gardening and other activities, they are very secure, (other earbuds I have continually fall out), they have also proved comfortable even after two hours of continuous use. Sound is very good and bright over a wide range of music. The case is light well designed and perfectly adequate. Setting up was straightforward although the battery was totally flat when they arrived and needed to be charged in order to pair with my android phone. I am looking forward to years of faultless use.

Sound quality: It sounds so good while listening to any genre of music. Quality: build quality is not that great especially when it comes to its case....it does look flimsy. earbuds are comfortable and hang firmly to your ears no matter what u will be doing. Though on first or second usage it may hurt your ear slightly, but keep using it...and u wont have an issue. its ANC is too good especially if u can find right size earbud adjustment. it lacks touch control but i like it this way to avoid any unnecessary touch mess. + I'm using it on android phone(u have to download the app from their official site bcoz they arent on playstore india, u can download and vonnect it easily and use all sensors and technology which comes with this earphone) lovin it ಥ⁠‿⁠ಥ

Gli auricolari sono comodissimi ed una volta indossati praticamente te li dimentichi. Ottimo l’audio anche con le chiamate nessun problema. Unico neo la custodia fatta di un materiale davvero scivoloso, avrei preferito qualcosa con più grip.

In een woord fantastisch. Je kunt het heel goed afstemmen bij de bleutooth instellingen. Probeer vooral de meegeleverde pas dopjes en doe de pasvorm test. Bij mij moest ik verschillende maten voor elk oor gebruiken, ik heb persoonlijk de app niet gedownload ( niet echt nodig) bij Spotify kun je met de equalizer het geluid goed instellen .. ik had gekozen voor tweedehands en was een prima keuze.

Beurteilung nach 14 Tagen Benutzung (Im Vergleich hatte ich Bose Sportbuds und Sennheiser True Wireless) Ich nutze aktuell 4 andere paar inEar Kopfhörer (Bose 2Generationen EarBuds, Sennheiser, Teufel) im Büro, im Homeoffice und für Musik auf Reisen und zwei paar on Ear (Bose, Sennheiser und gerade beerdigteJBL) zum Fliegen und im SimRig. 1. Klang: Ich habe die in-ear beats ausführlich getestet und festgestellt, dass es immer dann blechern klingt, wenn man zu kleine oder zu große Silikone benutzt. Dann scheint die ANC den Effekt sogar zu verschlimmern. Es lohnt sich wirklich diesen Aufwand am Anfang zu betreiben. Wie ein kleines Kind alles probieren... Die Silikone trotzdem nicht Essen! Bitte! auch mit Honig nicht (Scherz!!!) In der richtigen Kombo ist der Klang satt und warm und gewann bei einigen Songs den Hörkontest (überraschenderweise bei Klassik und wie erwartet bei vollelektronischem Rap). Atmos und 3D Kland waren sehr gut, alle Codices, die ich brauche sind da. 5* 2. Beim Telefonieren waren die beats fit pro die besten. 5* 3. Rauschunterdrückung: Fast so gut wie Bose! Also top level! 4,9* 4. Steuerung: Insgesamt eher schlecht, Grund: keine Lautstärkeregelung am Kopfhörer. Keine iPhone App. 2* 5. Haltbarkeit: Ich bin dazu zu früh aber die Rezensionen machen mir Angst und Bange, werde wohl mit einer Lebensdauer von 12 Monaten bei täglichen Telefonaten rechnen. Vielleicht wird beats oder Amazon ja Kulanten, wenn Sie feststellen, dass die Problem im System und nicht in der falschen Benutzung liegen. ohne Wertung 6. Sport und Sitz: Ich finde ihn klasse! Das ist aber eine sehr individuelle Beurteilung. Auf jeden Fall sind sie nicht klobig, sondern wirken leichtfüssig und tragen sich hervorragend. Sie sind sehr leicht einzusetzen. Pause beim Ausziehen ist ein Muss und funktioniert gut. 5* Kleine Anmerkung: Die IPX4 reicht völlig für Regen und Spritzwasser, aber nicht zum unter Wasser tunken, Also nicht unter dem Wasserstrahl reinigen, aber im Regen joggen geht. 7. Laden und Pairen: Ich fand alles klasse. Die Schale ist leicht. Pairen beim Öffnen - genial. Multidevice handling funktioniert einwandfrei. Akku Lädt 3 Mal auf. Alles wie beschrieben, also 5* 8. Bei Abwägung waren mir 159 Euro ok für eine Telefonzelle mit guten Musikeigenschaften mit dem Risiko, dass sie nach ca einen Jahr defekt sind.... Es ist auffällig, dass alle neg Rezensionen die selben Schwächen bemängeln. Also glaube ich das Mal: Nach ca. 1 Jahr sollen die durch sein! Klar, das hat 1.000 Nebenfaktoren ist aber auffällig bei allen Kritiken gleich. Lohnt sich das? Hier meine Rechnung: 160 Euro für 1 Jahr? Das wären dann ca. 14 Euro im Monat. Oder 200 Tage im Ohr für 80 ct pro Ohr-Tag. Das passt! Wenn sie länger halten, umso besser. Ausserdem will ich mir nächstes Jahr eh bestimmt was anderes kaufen.....4* Alles in allem für mich eine gute 4 aber keine 5 :-)

Los compré porque, tras tres años y medio de uso muy intenso, el sistema de cancelación de ruido de mis iPods Pro ya no funcionaba bien y emitía unos chirridos muy desagradables, así que puedo compararlos bien con ellos. Como cosas positivas de estos Beats Fit Pro diría las siguientes: - La calidad de sonido es muy buena. No tiene nada que envidiar a la de los iPods Pro e incluso diría que la supera. - La sujeción a las orejas es extraordinaria. Soy corredor y los iPods Pro se me caían al correr y tenía que usarlos con unas aletas para las orejas compradas aparte, que funcionan bien pero que son un incordio porque hay que llevarlas aparte con su propia funda ya que, como es lógico, no se pueden dejar puestas en los iPods cuando están en su caja de carga. Los Beats vienen con su propias aletas incorporadas, que no hay que poner ni quitar en ningún momento, ni siquiera para cargarlas, y que funcionan muy bien: sujetan los auriculares a la oreja muy bien y no solo no se caen, sino que no es necesario ajustarlos de vez en cuando porque no se mueven. Por alguna razón, todos los auriculares tienen tendencia a salirse de mi oreja izquierda, pero estos no; como digo, se sujetan perfectamente y te olvidas de que los llevas puestos. Si los quieres para deporte son, desde luego, una muy buena opción. - El sistema de emparejamiento con los dispositivos Apple y el cambio automático al dispositivo que estés usando a cada instante funciona exactamente igual a como lo hace en los iPods. No es sorprendente porque llevan el mismo chip pero creo que vale la pena decirlo expresamente. Como cosas no tan buenas destacaría las siguientes: - La caja no admite carga inalámbrica y eso es una pena porque con los iPods Pro estaba acostumbrado a simplemente colocarlos encima de un cargador inalámbrico y ahora tengo que enganchar los Beats a un cable, lo que cual es una pequeña molestia. Al menos, el cable es USB C, que es ya el de uso más habitual. - Los auriculares en sí transmiten sensación de calidad al tenerlos en las manos, pero la caja no transmite esa sensación "premium" que tiene la de los iPods Pro. Es un material más resbaladizo y al abrirla y cerrarla no se nota esa agradable sensación de altísima calidad que tiene la de los iPods Pro. Supongo que con una funda adecuada eso se paliará en alguna medida, pero tampoco quería dejar de mencionarlo. - Como no tienen el vástago que sí tienen los iPods Pro cuesta un poco acostumbrarse a ponérselos y sujetarlos bien en las orejas sin presionar los botones y, por tanto, sin pausar o activar la reproducción. Tras unas semanas de uso ya me he acostumbrado a hacerlo bien, pero a veces me pasa y es un poco molesto. Se trata de un inconveniente menor en cualquier caso. Mi opinión global es muy positiva y estos inconvenientes apuntados no son suficientemente importantes como para quitarles una estrella, así que le dejo las cinco estrellas.