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

’ve tried a few sports headsets, but this one really stands out. Whether I’m jogging, at the gym, or doing cardio, it keeps up without any issues.🎧 Secure fit: Stays in place while running — no slipping, even during intense movement.🔊 Sound quality: Crisp highs and solid bass. Music and podcasts both sound great.📶 Stable connection: Bluetooth pairs fast and stays connected—no annoying dropouts while running.💦 Sweat-resistant: No problems with sweat or light rain — great for outdoor runs.🔋 Battery life: Lasts several workouts on one charge. I usually charge it once or twice a week.If you're looking for a reliable, comfortable, and affordable headset for running, this is a fantastic choice. Lightweight, durable, and it makes every workout better.

We got these headphones for my 12 year old son’s birthday. He has a pair that go over the ears but when he’s jogging, running, riding around on the tractor they always slide around. He says these are a 10/10 in his opinion because they fit in his ears good, cancel out noise, and when he takes them out of his ears it acts as a necklace because the earbuds are magnetic and clip together.My whole family has Beats headphones because of the great sound quality, they hold a charge very well, and are comfortable.

Works very well with iPhone. Automatically switches to earbuds when inserted in ear. Long battery and sound is nice. Good sound quality for calls also.Comparing to my previous Sony W310 I would say pros were water proofing and slightly better battery and cons compared would be sound quality.

These comments apply to Beats Flex released in late 2020.I got this item to replace a set I bought in early 2020 from another store. That set was great, but the left bud housing cracked when I fell asleep while wearing them. Besides that lack of durability and phone call quality, I liked the original product enough to repurchase it (at a sale price). Even so, I have some issues with the new set. My impressions are below.Connectivity: These Flex does not connect as easily to my phone nor remain connected as reliably for listening (see the phone audio quality comments below). I use these Flex with the same phone as before, but the performance aspect of the new Flex is not as good. I believe that the Android Bluetooth settings and the Beats app (Android) interact differently with the new Flex. Where the older Flex seemed to connect quickly, these new Flex require different user actions. Finally, on this point, I have not linked these to my Macbook; however, my old Flex worked flawlessly--and sounded great with the Macbook.Sound quality: These Flex sound good, but the bass is a bit wanting. I prefer a prominent low-end response, and the low-end on the Flex does not sound as good as the previous set. The highs and mid-range are clear, crisp, and not harsh or too bright, even at higher listening levels. I have not listened to Apple Spatial Audio content. The Dolby Atmos feature sounds about the same compared to the older Flex.Phone audio quality: These Flex sound great and are superior to the quality of my older Flex. The difference is dramatic. The connection during phone use is stable and quiet with little noise.Comfort: These Flex are less comfortable because the cord between the buds seems shorter or less flexible. I haven't concluded yet. The ear tips also seem harder and do feel as comfortable. If I find my broken set, I will swap tips. My initial perceptions of (dis)comfort may be due to insufficient break-in time. If I determine this is the case, I will update this point.Battery performance: The new Flex provide long listening time. I have frequently gotten more than 12ours of non-continuous use between charges. I am pleased by the battery performance.Other features/Accessories: Flex comes with an assortment of 4 different-sized eartips and a USB-C to USB-C cable for charging Flex. The cable is much too short for my use, being only about 4-6 inches in length. I have not used the cable because it is inconvenient, and I do not own a USB-C charging adapter; however, I have a suitable adapter supplied with my phone. In the box, as they say, should be a longer cable and an appropriate adapter.

Bought these earbuds for lawn mowing and outside work only. My expensive pair has from time to time dropped into the grass, and the hunt was on. Now these guys are connected to each other and just hang around your neck. After finding the proper size of the ear inserts I was very pleased to actually have some decent Bass and sound come out of these. They have a very long battery life, and connect seamlessly with iPhone. When not listening, just let them hang freely around the neck while two magnets combine both buds keeping them together and secure.

Best headphones ive owned to date hands down. only downside is they kinda suck if u wanna sleep with music on.The connectivity on these is stellar, better than skullcandy by miles also function better than any skull candys on the market.i borrowed these from my gf, and then when i noticed how good they were i bought 3 more pairs to swap out ALL skullcandy headphones.these dont break as easily as skullcandy. so if ur tired of wasting 45 every 3 months due to broken headphones get these.