I sent them back! Not the quality expected at all! Have to download app to use volume control effectively and the app wants to GPS everything about you. Bass was massively lacking. Just okay passable sound quality. I would expect beats to actually have beats, but NOPE. Ended up buying Ear Fun pro buds and they annihilate these in every category! Better priced too.

Battery drains extremely fast. You will need to charge daily, maybe twice a day. Great for listening to music but terrible for taking phone calls. People cannot hear you on the other end. Please save your money and go elsewhere.

Only complaint is does not stay put when moving. So not great for exercise, dancing, or cleaning. Sound quality, noise canceling is great. Yes, I’ve tried all the ear pads it came with.

Couldn’t hear out of the left side at all

Honestly audio quality was hardly ok. Muffled and hollow sounding no matter how I adjusted the EQ. Switched to Jabra Elite 4. Found them to sound much better for less. Also the studio buds were personally very uncomfortable.

barely hear me when talking also randomly cutting off while listening music transparent mode does not work at all

Just bought this pair of beats, overall they feel very cheap, nothing compares to the AirPods, the battery is not very good, neither the noise cancellation.

Sounds like dollar store earbuds. Don't waste your money unless you have nothing better to do with your life, like me.

These will continue to fall out in the middle of your lift!!! The cost I would expect much better sound and for them to at least stay in my ear. I had AirPods previously and NEVER had this issue. I guess I’ll be going back to those because these are such a disappointment. I had another pair of wired beats and was expecting the same sound consistency. Complete waste of my money and it’s just barely out of my return period. I skipped the gym to finish my final classes for my degree and these just are not it.

When these work, they're very solid. But since the first week, it's a coin flip as to whether they'll work at all. I've had several instances of one earbud not charging in the case while the other is full. Even when they both charge, it's very common for only one earbud to connect. Less common but still frequent: I've had them connect, but the music still played through my phone. In all of the above situations, it's immediately fixed upon putting them back in the case and trying again, but for $100+ they should just work every time. I can't imagine these will be useable in a few months... Would not recommend-- even though I really like switching between noise cancelling and normal modes.