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Beats Powerbeats Pro Totally Wireless Earphones - Black MV6Y2PA/A review
Compared to AirPods, Beats Powerbeats Pro sound better, have longer battery life, and fit better.- Great sound
- Super long battery life
- Really snug fit
- Physical control buttons on both earbuds
- Large charging case
- Pricey
Powerbeats Pro review: the best Beats
Dr. Dre, the man who boasted about being the first billionaire in hip-hop after selling his Beats by Dre to Apple, can be forgiven for taking it easy these days. He has nothing left to prove to anyone.- Superbly comfortable and steady in the ear
- even during intense workouts
- Huge soundstage for true wireless earphones
- Rich sound with satisfying bass thump
- Sweat and water resistance
- Epic battery life for the category
- Laughably large carrying case
- The treble energy can be fatiguing with long listening sessions
- Wireless or USB-C charging would have been nice
- Not the most discreet look for office or casual environments
Beats Powerbeats Pro
You're probably not buying the Powerbeats Pro because you want the most accurate-sounding earphones on the market. And if you like Beats' bass-forward approach, they sound great.- Powerful audio performance with intense bass depth and bright highs
- Strong battery life
- Exceptionally secure in-ear fit
- Expensive
- Wildly sculpted sound signature
- Auto-play feature isn't for everyone
Beats Powerbeats Pro Review
A secure fit, easy operation, and a bass-forward sound signature make the Powerbeats Pro ideal true wireless earphones for Beats fans. We weren't impressed by Apple's second-gen AirPods, but the company also owns Beats, and the new true wireless Powerbeats Pro couldn't be more different from them. The Powerbeats offer stronger audio performance, easier controls, and a more secure fit, for a better overall user experience. The only thing we aren't fans of is the price, a high $249.95. But it's no secret that Beats charges a premium for branding, and if you're a fan of the company's design and deep-bass sound signature, you won't be disappointed. Design Available in black, blue, ivory, or moss models, the Powerbeats Pro earpieces have a sleek design, with a smooth, matte finish and ear hooks that grip the ear firmly, without feeling uncomfortable. An adjustable grip helps the eartips create an excellent in-ear seal with an exceptionally secure fit. Along with four total pairs of silcone eartips in four sizes, it's hard to imagine these earphones falling out during exercise. That said, they can be a little difficult...- Powerful audio performance with intense bass depth and bright highs
- Strong battery life
- Exceptionally secure in-ear fit
- Expensive
- Wildly sculpted sound signature
- Auto-play feature isn't for everyone
Beats Powerbeats Pro Totally Wireless Earphones - Black MV6Y2PA/A review
If you can overlook the jumbo charging case and high price, the Powerbeats Pro true wireless headphones are superior to the AirPods in a few key ways.- The Powerbeats Pro have better sound and battery life than the AirPods and will stay on your ears securely
- They offer all the same basic conveniences of the 2019 AirPods, including fast pairing, rock-solid wireless connectivity and always-on Siri voice-recognition for iOS users.
- The Powerbeats Pro are more expensive than AirPods
- The charging case isn't pocket-friendly, nor does it offer wireless charging
- The headphones deliver some treble push, and may not fit all ears perfectly.
Beats Powerbeats Pro
I'll lay it right out there: The degree to which you'll like the new Powerbeats Pro, Beats' first true wireless earphones, will depend largely on how well they fit your ears. If you get a comfortable, snug fit with a tight seal from one of the four different sized included silicon tips, you'll...- The Powerbeats Pro have better sound and battery life than the AirPods and will stay on your ears securely
- They offer all the same basic conveniences of the 2019 AirPods, including fast pairing, rock-solid wireless connectivity and always-on Siri voice-recognition for iOS users.
- The Powerbeats Pro are more expensive than AirPods
- The charging case isn't pocket-friendly, nor does it offer wireless charging
- The headphones deliver some treble push, and may not fit all ears perfectly
Powerbeats Pro Review: AirPods tech gets the sound it deserves
The Beats Powerbeats Pro aren't going to do much to end step-sibling rivalry in Cupertino, but some healthy family competition pays dividends for music fans. AirPods have shared their toys, in the shape of the Apple H1 Bluetooth chip, and Powerbeats Pro have run with it, adding features and talents...- Sound quality is great
- Incredible battery life
- Convenience of physical buttons
- It's not just an Apple party
- Charging case is huge
- Ambient sound isolation
- not cancellation
- More expensive than many wireless earbuds
Beats PowerBeats Pro
The Beats PowerBeats Pro are the first true wireless earphones that manage to make this category seem normal. That is no insult. Nine hour battery life means all the usual annoyances of true wireless pairs melt away. Beats: the grown-up face of true wireless. Who would have thought it- Stable
- comfortable fit
- Decent sound
- Very good battery life for true wireless
- Connectivity isn't perfect
- Slightly synthetic mid texture
- Bass boost improved
- but not high-end
Beats PowerBeats Pro Review
The Beats PowerBeats Pro are some of the least annoying true wireless earphones ever. And they sound good too.- Stable, comfortable fit
- Decent sound
- Very good battery life for true wireless
- Connectivity isn't perfect
- Slightly synthetic mid texture
- Bass boost improved, but not high-end
Apple Beats Powerbeats Pro review: throw away your AirPods
If you're an iPhone user, AirPods can be attractive, but the PowerBeats Pro are the better companion for your smartphone. Sweat resistance, actual noise isolation, and a secure fit in your ears make these the true wireless earphones you want in Apple-land.- Bluetooth 5.0
- Class 1
- Apple's H1 chip allows for much greater flexibility
- Sound quality
- Secure fit
- De-emphasized mids
- Isolation not great
- Cost