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

Bought these for my husband for his birthday. I have these in the grey color and they are amazing especially for the price point! We used to be airpod users but after finding these, we are never going back. The charge lasts forever; they charge up SO FAST and they do everything the others can do but better. They fit comfortably and the noise cancelation is SO GOOD! They connect to your phone right away and you can see the charge percentage and adjust all the things on your phone to customize it to your needs. I would repurchase a 3rd time!!!

I bought this pair of Beats headphones for my dad, and he absolutely loves them! I've been a Beats fan for years and have owned my own pair since 2020. Mine are the older version, and these are the newer model.I purchased them during Amazon's June sale, and it was definitely worth it. They normally sell for around $150 or even more, so getting them at a discount was a great deal. If you're thinking about buying a pair, I recommend waiting for a major sale like Labor Day or Prime Day—you can save a lot of money.I highly recommend these headphones. The sound quality is excellent, they're comfortable to wear, and they're well worth the investment.Thanks! ~Martika

I got these for a great price on haul. I almost always wear earbuds but I find myself replacing them often. Someone recommended these and I couldn't help but try them. They fit in my ear nicely. I love the sound quality. They are so comfortable. While they don't replace my sleep earbuds, they are fantastic overall.

Completely underwhelmed.I had my hopes up for the Beats Solo Buds, mainly because they have a physical button. That was the main reason I bought them. Unfortunately, the button is also one of the biggest disappointments.I have another pair of earbuds that I can turn off by holding the button. That is extremely useful when I want to shut off one earbud and slip it into my pocket. The Beats Solo Buds do not appear to work that way. As far as I can tell, they only power off when placed back in the case. That is a major design miss, especially because the case itself does not have a battery. What the heck is that about?The physical controls are not all bad. I do like having real button controls for play/pause, volume up/down, and track controls. That part is useful. But not being able to manually turn the earbuds off from the button kills much of the value of having a physical button in the first place.The second major issue is the case. It is not a real charging case. It is basically a storage case with USB-C charging only. You get the earbud battery life, and that is it. Once they are drained, you need an external power source. That may be acceptable for some people, but for earbuds I carry around, it is a bad compromise. That said, I do like the size and shape of the case, but the lack of a case battery kills that advantage.The third issue is sound quality. They sound cheap. I have another set of earbuds that cost almost half as much when I bought them and have noticeably better bass and fuller sound. I would name them, but they are no longer made, so there is no point. The Beats Solo Buds are not awful, but they do not sound like they justify the price. I do not think these are worth more than $25 - $30.My category ratings:Durability: The Amazon pages states these earbuds are not IPX4, sweat and water resistant, resistant. That is not impressive for $80 earbuds meant to be carried around. 2/10Comfort: They are comfortable enough, though the fit feels a little odd. 7/10Ease of use: Good marks for having physical buttons, but they lose most of those points because I cannot simply hold the button to turn them off and put them in my pocket. 2/10Noise cancellation: They do not have active noise cancellation, or ANC. 0/10Volume / sound: Volume is acceptable, but the overall sound is thin and cheap for the price. 3/10Bottom line: I plan to return these. They are not worth the price. The physical buttons are a good idea, but Beats wasted the opportunity by not allowing a simple manual power-off function. Combine that with no battery in the case, no ANC, and unimpressive sound, and the Beats Solo Buds feel like a compromised product rather than the premium product the marketing suggests.One other note: because of the less than stellar reviews of the other Beats products, here on Amazon, I won't be buying other Beats products.Overall score: 3/10

Sound kind of good. Quite good noise cancelling, better than a lot of others especially for the price point. I really don't like the charging process.The case doesn't hold a charge so you can't just charge on the go by putting in the case and you can't see how much battery unless you use your Bluetooth reading or app. I would like to see Beats learn from this method.

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.

In full transparency, I bought these when I lost one of my apple airpods and saw these were on sale. I needed a pair for travel and did not want to spend apple money.I wish I had gotten these first. They are so much more comfortable than the fore mentioned brand. The sound quality is superior as well. And a plus is the color makes them easy to find when I drop one. Definitely worth the money.

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/soStay 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.

Bought for my son to use while on his ATVHe said they fit well under his Helmet. Great sound quality and they stay charged a long time. He loves them.

These Beats Solo Buds are a terrific pair of wireless earbuds for everyday listening. The sound is clear and balanced with good bass for the price, and they pair instantly with both Apple and Android devices. They’re extremely comfortable to wear even during long sessions, and the tiny case makes them super easy to carry around. The battery life is excellent — lasting up to roughly 18 hours on a full charge — and fast charging gives you extra playtime in just minutes. While they don’t have active noise cancellation or advanced sound tweaks, they strike a great balance of features, comfort, and value that’s hard to beat at this price

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.

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.