We can never underestimate the huge impact Beats had on the headphone industry.
It changed the game completely. They were released with clever marketing and celebrity affirmation,
making them one of the best of all times and stomping the competition completely.
In this video, we will take a look at what I think are the Best Beats Headphones
Let's Get Started. First, on the list we have,
the Beats Studio Buds- Aimed towards iOS and Android users,
Beats promises to deliver good sound quality and great design.I listed them as Best All-Rounders
For less than the price of AirPods, The Beats Studio Buds pretty much can deliver everything
the pods can, also worth mentioning they are the first Apple-owned Beats product that is compatible
with Android devices too. If you missed out, in 2014
Apple purchased Beats, and most of the Beats headphones are tied into the Apple ecosystem.
The Beats Studio Buds come in 3 different colors, such as black, white, and beats
red. And they are placed in a case that is sleek and smaller than most earbud cases.
It is eggshaped and features a single USB-C port. In terms of resistance, they are rated IPX4,
making them sweat-resistant and water-resistant but note, not waterproof. That means it can resist
only light splashes and not immersion. Eartips are silicone instead of foam and come in two extra
sizes, but pretty much they will fit any ear size. And yes they do have ANC(Active noise
cancellation), it performs moderately well but I won't go as far as to compare it with
sony and bose since beats have some more work to do regarding this.
Soundwise they are simply great, vocals are textured and emotive. Bass, it's not the bass that
beats made name off but still, it's quite decent, for some people this is even better. But in terms
of sound quality, I think most people should enjoy how their music sounds with the Beats Studio Buds.
Nevertheless, the Beats Studio Buds pretty much have everything someone is looking
in for in a pair of earbuds, and the good part is they will suit both platform users
as I mentioned earlier making them for Android users too was a cool feat, to avoid favoritism.
I should commend Beats for this. Next on the list, we have something
that is fitness-focused, the Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds -as you expected
I listed them as Best for Athletes The Powerbeats Pro checks all the 3 boxes
an athlete is looking for in a pair of headphones, comfort, battery life, and sound quality.
In terms of presentation, Powerbeats Pro comes in a charging case that's fun to open
and close it has that nice smooth feeling on it, and thanks to the magnetic catch It will
avoid accidental open-ups. The case doubles as a battery charger, the Powerbeats can maintain
an easy 9 hours before hitting the dust. Wrapped with a secured fit,rubber-clad make them
quite solid and sturdy. They sit nice and tight to the head, they are bendable to adjust them best
for your fit, thanks to their sweat resistance they will be secured in your ears to not budge
or move during the intense workout sessions. The Beats symbol on the speakers isn't just cosmetic
by the way, it stands as a button so you can use it to take calls or play/pause the music,
with a double-tap it will skip the track forward and with triple tap backwards.
Like mentioned earlier and known worldwide. Beats has made history for producing bass-heavy
headphones, and there's no change in form for PowerBeats either. Listening at normal
volume the sound is smooth and clear but everything changes when we turn up the volume
it becomes hard and aggressive giving emotion behind the vocals and resonance on instruments.
Making them great to pump you up so you can beat your last run or even bench like a madman.
Yet again Beats shocks us with the Solo line, next we have, the Beats Solo Pro-And for sure
I did list them as the Best For Style Beautiful looks are not the only thing
solo Pros succeed at, they also provide immense sound quality and this time even more features
than the previous models such as ANC. When Beats first was released they made
a huge fuss around the world, because of their design, and that took a turn with them ending up
in the fashion world. I would even say that they were used more for cosmetic purposes
than actually for the audio. Some celebrities even themed them as"The Jordans of headphones"
The Solos Pro are really eye-catching, most of the people you will meet will recognize them,
even if they don't they will cherish the great-looking design they have. With hidden seams,
a matte finish being single-colored gives the Pros a great aesthetic minimalist design.
And you don't have to worry because the beautiful design won't trade for comfort.
They are quite firm and comfortable you won't have to worry about wearing them for hours.
Sound-wise, there have been times where a lot of people were complaining due to heavy bass and mids
and highs being too flat. Apple took the words to heart and did its best to gift the Solo Pro
a more balanced sound, which indeed succeeded. The good part is that the punchy bass is still there
but more balanced and won't give you headaches also the mids and high are clean and warm now.
What can I say more? They provide great sound quality,
great additional features, great comfort, and the cherry on top, beautiful design.
I heard that you want to rock the Beats logo on your ears, but you don't want to break your bank,
Worry not coz I have the solution, with the Beats EP - Listed them as Best Value
Beats makes a bunch of headphones but they have what I could call
"sky-high" prices, but with EP it's a different story,
they are great entry-level beats headphones that offer unbeatable value for the price.
Out of the box, the Beats EP will give you a great first impression, available in a bunch of colors
such as black, blue, red, and white. The headband and ears cups are made of the same expensive
plastic that you find in their premium products, the same goes for the rubberized padding
on the bottom of the headband. The ear cups are even attached with metal plates. All this results
in a comfortable tight fit and surprisingly enough that also helps with noise isolation.
The Nice design does a splendid job hiding the drawbacks of the EP,
which are them being wired and lacking Bluetooth connectivity. But I bet there are a lot of people
out there who want to stay old school and EP is not something they will miss out on.
Sound-wise not the best out there but it does the job it is set out to do perfectly,
with the bass being highlighted, something we all expect due to Beats Reputation regarding the bass
Nevertheless, if you don't mind them being wired or actually want them to be wired Beats EP
is something you should not avoid. Last on the list we have the cheapest
Beats Headphones you can buy, the Beats Flex - they come with a bargain price but they have
a lot to offer in return, i have them listed as the Best Budget option
The Beats Flex are colorful earbuds with a neck cable, Making them great for everyday use. With
all that said besides the budget-friendly price, they offer a lot of versatility at the same time.
There are a bunch of colors to choose from, I think you will have enough options to pick
the best to suit your style. The buds are lightweight and really comfortable in the
ear. They can magnetically clasp together and the music will pause, when un-clasped it will
resume making this a great future in my opinion. It also has other great features such as a nice
microphone for voice calling, decent long battery life of 12 hours. You get four different-size ear
tips to help you pick the best fit for your ear. They are cheap, so we should be honest and
not expect top-tier sound quality, but still decent sound comes out of the Flex
that most casual listeners will be happy. They focus on high-end and low-end, lacking
in mid-range. But they do a great job isolating the noise because they sit inside the ear canal.
To wrap it up, Beats flex are a great option for average joes like me, offers great connection,
solid battery life, decent sound quality, and design combine all that with an under -70$ price
tag and you get something that you can't avoid. Oh, and before I end the video,
Guys we all know that Beats are the "big dogs" of headphones so don't try to challenge me with
low-tier headphones from peasant companies. Thanks for watching! I hope you found this
video to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
you can leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can!