Beats Flex Wireless Earbuds - Apple W1 Headphone Chip, Magnetic Earphones, Class 1 Bluetooth, 12 Hours of Listening Time, Built-in Microphone - Black

For someone that has to multitask all day, having a working set of earphones that are comfortable when in-ear, easy to take out and carry around your neck so you don’t lose them, long battery life, good sound quality, clear voice quality on calls!! (The last set of earphones I had had good quality for listening to music but terrible quality for the other person hearing you on calls), and can carry straight over to staying in when exercising, is of paramount importance. These tick off ALL. Perfect for the busy professional that’s paranoid about having in-ear earphones all day or losing them

Apple designed, H1 chipset, basically the same Bluetooth and audio performance of the original AirPods Pro without the noise cancelling. So it sounds great, pairs and operates perfectly with Apple devices, and the silicone ear tips do a pretty good job sealing and blocking out ambient noise. Originally bought a set for my wife to use on airlines, she loses earbuds and the $.69 throwaway wired earbuds they hand out for free were so bad they didn't even work when I tried them. The set I got for her worked so well I bought this second set to have as a spare, and use myself when appropriate. I have AirPods Pro 2, and also use AirPods Max, Sennheiser HD 280 Pro, and a few iem. For $50 these are an unbelievable good deal. You can't get AppleCare Plus for them, but at $50 just buy another set and keep them charged up.

I must say, these have proven to be a great buy. I have purchased them three times now and each pair has lasted four years. While that may not seem like much, I wear them every single day. If you are looking for deep rich sound quality, go ahead and get headphones, but for normal everyday use; shopping, outside work, housecleaning chores or the like, these work perfectly for me and are fair priced. I usually don't wear them for more than a few hours at a time so the battery is not an issue, and they charge with the same cord as my Samsung phone. Highly recommended.

I've owned 4 pairs of these thus far and you can't beat the price, but my biggest complaint about them is over time the ear pieces stop working and get really hard to hear people on the phone. I do use these religiously everyday. They last no more than 2 years for me which isn't bad for 60 bucks but at the same time for them being beats which is generally or more expensive brand you would think they'd last longer

These ear buds have exceeded my expectations. I have tried other (and I mean several other) ear buds for listening to the Calm app music for sleep. They mostly started out great. But within very little time they developed problems. Sounding tinny, poor connectivity, one or the other ear buds completely breaking down, not lasting as long as advertised. Not to mention none were comfortable for side sleeping even when advertised as such. These are different. The sound is clear and resonant. They fit well in the ear. Their connectivity is great. They charge quickly and the charge lasts up to 15 hours. They aren’t comfortable for side sleeping but I have given up on that even existing. Overall, these are the best ear buds I have ever tried. I definitely highly recommend these. I use them only for sleeping because I have hearing aids that I pair to my phone for daytime listening, but they are so light I can see how they would be great for sports, etc. Give these a try. You won’t be disappointed.

I’ve used these daily for 5 months Pros: good sound, comfortable. Range is decent, on par with other Bluetooth headphones I’ve used. I really like that they turn off automatically after a certain time without media playing — great for falling asleep and not being woken up by “low battery” alerts. Good noise cancellation, what you’d expect for soft earbuds Cons: battery drains fast after the first couple of charges. Connectivity is hit or miss, sometimes disconnecting randomly. Sound only goes to earbuds when they’re not magnetically attached (even if they’re connected to your phone) and I’ve been startled a few times by audio coming out of my phone at less than ideal times. They’re unnecessarily long, which is annoying and has never been practical once 6.5/10 — not significantly better than any other wired earbuds, but more expensive

I’ve been using the Beats Flex Wireless Earbuds for a while now, and I’m honestly impressed with the quality for the price. The sound is clear, balanced, and surprisingly powerful, especially when listening to music with deep bass. Calls also come through crisp and clear, which makes them great for everyday use. One of the best features is the battery life. After a full charge, these earbuds can last me up to four days with regular use, which is incredibly convenient since I don’t have to constantly recharge them. Pairing with Apple devices is quick and seamless thanks to the Apple W1 chip. They’re lightweight, comfortable to wear, and perfect for commuting, workouts, or just relaxing at home. For the price, these earbuds are definitely worth purchasing if you want reliable wireless headphones with great sound and long-lasting battery life.

I normally buy Sony WI-C310 earbuds but Amazon stopped selling them. They were really good and only $18, but they wear out over time and need to be replaced. I started doing research to find a replacement and this model seemed like a good option. When I got them, they were physically very similar to my Sony buds so I threw away the package. I figured a company like Beats should function very well. That was a mistake. Firstly, the cable and neck band is so stiff that it doesn't sit comfortably and twists weirdly. But that might get better with use. The Beats buds have a volume rocker and pause button on the left battery pack and the power button on the right. They are all over the place. Even the buttons on the same battery pack are positioned on different facets and it's so annoying to have to search for the one you need. Sony's buttons are all on the same battery pack and all on the same facet. Super easy. The pause button also works as rewind (press 2x) and fast forward (press 3x). How clunky. The Sony buds rewind by long pressing volume down and fast forward by long pressing volume up. Very easy and intuitive. The pause button on the Sony also functions as power which also makes more sense than having a separate power button. Additionally, the pause button on the Beats has soooo little tactile feedback that I never can tell if I pressed it. I would never be able to double or triple press the pause button to go through tracks. What makes it so much worse is that the pause button has a delay of 2-4 seconds when unpausing streaming services, so I press it a second time and it pauses again. I never had a delay on the same apps with my other headphones. The delay doesn't happen every time which is even more maddening because I have to keep guessing if the low-feedback button didn't actually get pressed and I should try again, or if it's one of the inconsistent delays and I need to wait. The power button also doesn't ever work the first time. Instructions say to hold it for one second but that never works. I have to hold it longer and try 3 times or so. The confirmation sound doesn't play until a second after you let go. On the Sony, you hold down the power button until you hear the voice, and then you know to let go. On the Beats, you are guessing each time, which is why it takes a few tries. I think this would be less of a problem once you get used to it, but the Sony buds never had this period of getting used to it, they just worked. On top of all that, the headphones power off after some time of no use. On the Sony, they only power off after some time without Bluetooth connection. This makes it that much harder to figure out why the play button isn't working. Are the headphones off? Did the button not get pressed? Is this one of the delays? What do I need to check first? Overall, the buttons are not intuitive, placed weirdly, not really responsive. Oh, and the battery life is so bad. It's worse than my Sony buds that I've used for so long that the rubber buttons are wearing away. The magnetic auto pause sounded like such a good idea but in reality, it's not great. Might be useful for music, but watching shows, you need to pause manually because otherwise you will miss part of the dialogue.

Maybe bad luck I got a lemon product. Worked for one week but never fully charging then it stopped charging all together.

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I ride EUCs & emtbs with a ff mtb helmet & these neckband type bt iems are the only cans that'll work. For me at least. I've been rocking a Philips shb5950 for a few yrs now & while still going strong, I'm always on the lookout for extras when they do fail. Caught this Beats Flex on a a'zon flash sale. Didn't have high expectation but all in all, I'm happy. The Flex is light (maybe too light as they flop in the wind), battery life is very good plus it charges quick as well. The incl silicon tips are one of the very few I've tried that fits my ear canals & does not need the foamies I normally use with all iems. & they hide inside the helmet very well. Yes its not audiophile SQ but then, it doesn't have the eardrum piercing sizzzzzzbilance that's common to a lot of bt cans. Overall, its musical & I don't expect much more in active physical environments. So far with a week or 2 in, I've experienced some bt cutouts. Not a biggie as I can always reestablish pair again but its something to be aware of. At full retail, I might have some misgivings but at the 50% off sale I got the Flex for, I'd say its a 5⭐ value!