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

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 lost my air pods around 2023 and decided to get these around Black Friday sale. I owned the beats solo3 over ear headphones and the sound quality on those were just so awesome. The sound quality on these is great and possibly better than air pods. They are FAR more COMFORTABLE to wear than any headphones I've worse because of how they stay in my ears even while running or working out. They last me for around 3 days (I use them while working out mostly), I also like that they are compatible with apple products making it easy to connect. My only problem was that they don't come with any charger AND they are pretty small. The size can be seen as a pro or a con as since they are so small I can fit them in any where but I do end up losing them pretty often. Overall I liked this product so much I ended up buying the black version of it too for my dad, and he loves it for it's comfort and quality.

I just got the Beats Solo Buds yesterday, and I’m already really impressed. The sound is clear and balanced, with a nice punch of bass — exactly what I hoped for from Beats. They were super easy to pair with my phone, and I love how compact the case is — it fits easily in my pocket or small bag. The battery life is amazing so far — I’ve used them for hours today and they’re still going strong. I also like the secure fit; they stayed in comfortably during a walk and some light chores. A few things to keep in mind: the case doesn’t recharge the earbuds on the go (you need to plug it in), and there’s no noise cancellation, but I knew that going in. For the price, I think they’re a great value. Looking forward to using them more over the next few weeks, but so far, they’ve exceeded my expectations!

The Beats Solo Buds have impressed me overall. I’ve been using them regularly and they definitely hold up in terms of comfort and quality. 🎧 What I really like: • Sleek and minimalist design — they look modern and premium. • Great fit — they sit well in the ear and stay put, even during light workouts. • Sound quality is crisp with a nice bass for something this compact. • The charging case is tiny and very portable — perfect for pockets. 🔋 Why not 5 stars: • No wireless charging option. • No ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) — would’ve made a big difference. • Battery life is okay, but not amazing compared to other models at this price. If you’re looking for everyday earbuds that are stylish, lightweight, and easy to carry, these are a great choice. Just don’t expect premium features like ANC or wireless charging at this price point.

Excellent sound and connectivity. Good price.

There’s plenty to like about this product, the form factor, the battery life, the connectivity, but the sound quality is not good. I would recommend passing on these if you mostly listen to music. These are totally fine for spoken word type stuff, but they have that “tin can” quality where there’s really no low end whatsoever and the high end is very abrasive. If you crank them up all the way they will give you a headache. Beats makes better headphones, but they cost more than this.

Battery life surprisingly long, though I haven't been using it constantly nor long enough. Love the sleek design. Working well with my android. Just took some time for me to get used to pairing it manually to different devices. At times, the ear buds feel as though they may fall out my ears, but that hasn't happened thus far. It's not the most comfortable for me, but maybe I just need to try one of the smaller sized ear pieces provided. The quality isn't the most crisp sound out there, but it's good enough for me.

I really like my Beats Solo Buds. The sound quality is clear with strong bass, and they fit comfortably in my ears without slipping. The case charges them quickly, and battery life is decent for daily use. Great choice for the price!

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.

The 18-hour battery life and fast charging description is no joke! The case itself doesn't have a battery, but it really isn't needed. The number of times and the amount of time you need to charge these is really minimal. I unfortunately lost my last pair, so I knew I had to buy these again!

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.

Sound is great..everything works great, even having different sizes of ear covers they still fall out a lot!