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

Good headphones for the price. Clear sound, decent bass, and comfortable to wear. Connection is stable and they work well for daily use. Would recommend.

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 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

Great earbuds. Crisp sound, nice bass, very loud. Very easy to use. Also comes with interchangeable rubber pieces to fit everyone.

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!

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.

Our family loves these ear buds. I bought a pair for my husband but my kids kept borrowing them. We loved them so much we have purchased a pair for everyone. They are comfortable, have great sound, and block out noise. My husband won't mow the lawn without them!

I genuinely do like these but they do have issues. The best features are the sound and battery life. Both are outstanding, the negative, like others on here I have issues with the fit, my ear canal gets sore after a few days from these, they have to go in just right or else it messes your ear up. The other thing I don't understand is the case, this is the only case I've seen that doesn't have an internal battery to offer a charge on the go, you have to be connected to a charger or a battery.

So far so good, very solid earplugs and good sound quality.

Good price for good value, the audio quality is better than my airpods pro 2nd generation which died recently. No noise cancelling though, gets the job done and great connectivity process, bluetooth friendly with many devices

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.

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

Main advantage is battery, music listening experience below average, call quality is good. Connectivity is okay pretty similar to any bluetooth device, I don't see any advantage of it being from apple ecosystem coz I got 1$ Lenovo think plus ear buds from Temu, to my surprise the listening in thinkplus earbuds is better than beats by apple. Another disadvantage is that the buds keep falling unlike the thinkplus it hardly fell down. I would have settled with the thinkplus only if it had better mic/call quality which is needed for my office work. Three starts only for the battery and build quality and connectivity and call quality, listening to music is below average than the 1$ temu earbuds. I would not buy again and the buds are not dirt resistant.