Solo Buds - Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | 18 Hours of Battery Life | Apple & Android Compatibility | Built-in Microphone - Matte Black

I have learned to truly value these earbuds. They are shaped differently than other ear buds I have had but once accustomed they are comfortable and stay in place. The sound quality is ok. I use them mainly for audio books and podcasts

These are really good comfortable earbuds. I’ve always been a fan of this brand & I was surprised by the quality of sound. It doesn’t have ANC, but that’s really not something you’ll notice because they still do a pretty decent job at blocking outside noise. It’s super easy to set up, literally open the case & connect. They will connect automatically once paired & you can seamlessly switch between your phone & Mac. It comes with buttons on each side & you can fully customize what they do in your iPhone settings once connected. As a plus, the case is extremely lightweight & small so they fit in your pocket without you noticing! I’m usually someone who can’t wear these devices for long as my ears hurt, but you can trust these earbuds to stay on your ears without you noticing, that’s how comfortable they are. I haven’t gone to the gym with these so I can’t comment on that experience. I have to say the mic quality isn’t the best, so don’t expect crispy clear communication when you’re on a call with someone else. They charge rather quickly but the battery isn’t top of the market. Still, if you use them occasionally for music, TV shows and such, you’ll find yourself charging them only a couple times a week. Overall it’s a great value for the price & Beats are usually built to last you a long time. Would definitely go for these instead of the “pro” version (Beats Studio Buds+) since if you’re a regular customer you won’t feel the difference other than in your wallet.

I’ve been using my Beats wireless headphones for a few months now, and they’ve quickly become my go-to for everything from workouts to work calls. Right out of the box, they impress with sleek, modern design and premium build quality. Beats always delivers in the style department, and these headphones are no exception—they look great and feel durable. Sound quality is where Beats really shines. The bass is rich and powerful (which is perfect for hip-hop, pop, and electronic music), yet the mids and highs are still clear and crisp. They’re not tuned like studio reference headphones, but for everyday listening, the sound is dynamic and immersive. Bluetooth connectivity is smooth and reliable. Pairing with my devices (especially Apple products) is almost instant thanks to the built-in Apple H1 or W1 chip, depending on the model. The battery life is also solid—I get multiple days of moderate use before needing to recharge, and the Fast Fuel feature is a lifesaver when I need a quick top-up. They’re also surprisingly comfortable, even for long periods. The ear cushions are soft, and the fit feels snug without being too tight. I use them during workouts, commutes, and even on calls, and they perform well in all scenarios.

Great battery. Comfortable, but not noise canceling. Which they didn’t say in description, but if you are looking for noise canceling, these are not the ones to buy. Great sound! And AWESOME battery life

These red earbuds look really stylish and chic — I love the color! The price was great, especially since I got them on sale. The sound quality isn’t as good as my old AirPods Pro 2, but for this price, I can’t complain. The battery lasts surprisingly long — I can use them for 2–3 days without charging, even though the case doesn’t have a built-in battery. The case is also small and fits easily in the little front pocket of my jeans. Overall, a great budget choice!

I bought these on a whim, and now I really regret my purchase. I got them used for a decent price, but what I did not know was that these Beats lack the required chip to have Siri announce texts, phone calls, etc, which is vital to me for work. They have great battery life, no complaints there, but still, without the ability to keep in touch with my phone without checking it constantly, these are basically worthless for my purposes. Otherwise, they are okay. As I mentioned, battery life is excellent, and they stay in my ears reasonably well, though the left one fell out a couple of times. Sound quality is just okay, but I don’t demand much in that department as long as I can hear my music. These Beats would probably be best suited for a young person who just wants a pair of Beats to listen to music and none of the other features Beats usually include. They are really an economy product, and it definitely shows - you don’t even get a light in the case to indicate the battery is charging. That’s another thing - these Beats cannot be charged by the case - they must be in the case and plugged in to charge. Another star off! If you’re looking for an economy Beats product with almost no features, these Beats might be for you. However, if you’re used to the other models of Beats, as I am, these are a pretty poor substitute. Save your money and get a better model - you will be glad you did!

Make sure you fit the right inserts. I was going to return these, but when I changed to the larger ones they fit properly and became amazing.

What can I say? I’d really heard how great beats were. I saved up to get these (Amazon points) and was so excited when they were delivered. That was my last day of excitement. They are average at best, Sound quality is so/so. I gave a set of no name buds that have better sound quality. Noise canceling.. also so/so Stay in ear.. this is where they are good (why I gave 3 stars and not 2). They fit in ear very well and stay in place as you move. Charging.. all and I mean all of my other ear buds either have a light on them to show that they are in charging mode and at what level they are charged based on what color light is flashing or numerical lights that tell you the amount of charge that is being done. Example if your buds are at 100% 80% etc. These buds you plugged them in and it makes a dinging sound when it plugs in and that’s it. You have no idea if it’s actually charging or not. You have no idea when it’s done charging. Even my cheap buds have a flashing light to show that it’s charging and the light stops flashing when it’s done charging they could’ve at least included something like this. Now I know I didn’t spend hundreds of dollars inexpensive beats, but these were the most expensive earbuds I’ve ever purchased, and I truly expected more. I do not find them worth the money and would never buy a beats product again.

Great sound and quality for price. They stay in ears comfortably

The Beats Solo Buds fall short of expectations, offering subpar performance that doesn't justify their price tag. I am returning these. These earbuds should be priced no higher than $50 given their significant limitations. Sound quality is the most disappointing aspect of the Solo Buds. While Beats has delivered impressive audio in some of their higher-end models, they've clearly cut corners here. The bass lacks depth and punch, while the mids and highs sound muddy and lack clarity. Even with Spatial Audio enabled on compatible tracks, the overall audio experience remains underwhelming. Another major drawback is the Solo Buds' limited functionality. Unlike many competitors in this price range, these earbuds lack active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and wear detection. The absence of these features, which are increasingly common even in budget earbuds, severely hampers their versatility and user experience. Volume is another area where the Solo Buds struggle. Even at maximum settings, they fail to deliver sufficient loudness for many listening environments. This inadequacy is particularly noticeable in noisier settings like gyms or public transportation, where users may find themselves straining to hear their audio content. The physical controls on the Solo Buds are also problematic. The buttons are uncomfortable to press and can cause discomfort when used frequently. This poor design choice further detracts from the overall user experience. While the Solo Buds do offer some positives, such as a compact design and decent battery life, these advantages are overshadowed by their fundamental shortcomings in sound quality and functionality.

Very good. Work very well and pairing was easy. The case is sleek and I like how they fit. They have equal or even better audio quality as my very old airpods. Can’t even tell i’m wearing them.

Works well. Nice unit.

My only REAL issue with these is that they fall out like every 10-15 minutes. It doesn’t matter which size rubber tips I use, and they provide a lot of them in the packaging. It just always falls out and I’m not going to force them into my ear potentially damaging ear drum. You absolutely get what you pay for with these. Cool design and an even more awesome transparent case for them with the classic Beats logo. Audio quality is not bad at all. It’s not top notch surround sound with heavy bass and noise cancellation like all the more expensive wireless earbuds but it is still very nice. And this is coming from someone who uses over ear headphones 99% of the time! I only got these for when I’m exercising.