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

These are our go to earbuds
We have several sets of these at the house. The price is great. The quality is fantastic. And the noise canceling must be fantastic because my kids can never hear me when they have these in. The connect easily to the phones and the fit seem to work for everyone.

Great earbuds for the price
Best ear buds and warranty you can purchase. Studio buds are better but solo buds are excellent also. Beats made by apple are my number one earbuds. I like them better than the Apple ear buds

Good buy
I bought these on September 26th. I use them regularly for the gym, so about 2 hours 5-6 days a week. I’ve just charged them for the first time today, October 8th. Outstanding battery power. They work well for noise cancelation also. My only complaint is there’s no light or indicator that let’s me know when they are fully charged.

Good headphones, but didn’t last long.
These headphones were a gift. The color was perfect because it came in my favorite color but……the charge on these were terrible. They barely hold a charge. After 7 months on use, the left headphone stop working for whatever reason. I was upset because I used them for work. The fit size were fine because they came with multi-size buds for adjustable fit. The quality were great but again just mad because they didn’t last long.

Great headphones. Good sound, comfortable and great battery life

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.

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.