BeatsFlex Wireless Earbuds - Apple W1 Headphone Chip, Magnetic Earphones, Class 1 Bluetooth, 12 Hours of Listening Time, Built-in Microphone - Black

This is my third set of Beats Flex. I like how they hang around the neck, never have to dig in my pockets or think about losing an earbud.I find the battery lasts about 6 hours of constant use, so I keep a second set always on a charger.Not intended for wet conditions or heavy sweating. I find these headsets last 1-2 years before they start to fail from normal use, but the price is good for the sound quality and life span when compared to similar designed.

I'm pretty skeptical about Beats products, like the headphones with weights added to make them feel more premium, but these things are awesome. Great battery life, sound great, and apparently can take just about any abuse you throw at them. I vastly prefer this neckband style of earbud and these and the Sony series are about the only name-brand choices. I've had both these and the Sony XB400s, they're both very good but these are definitely more durable.

I kept loosing my galaxy buds or equivalent wireless ear buds so I decided these were a better option for me. The wire is sturdy enough and bright enough so I can locate them quickly in my bag. The ear buds stay relatively well in my ears. Sound quality is good. I don't know if these have capability or not officially to speak on the phone using them. I thought there was a microphone. If there is, that feature is not good.

This is my second pair. I absolutely love the headphones decent sound quality very convenient to hang around the neck. The only complaint is the piece that's glued to the tip (you'll see it when you remove the ear caps) will eventually come out and leave trace of glues inside the caps (kind gross but doesn't affect the function). And wish the battery last a little longer. I tried a similar one from Sony but this one is still better. The magnet is stronger and stays around my neck better when I do handstands. That's why I bought it again. I think I'll stick to this one.

Best headphones ive owned to date hands down. only downside is they kinda suck if u wanna sleep with music on.The connectivity on these is stellar, better than skullcandy by miles also function better than any skull candys on the market.i borrowed these from my gf, and then when i noticed how good they were i bought 3 more pairs to swap out ALL skullcandy headphones.these dont break as easily as skullcandy. so if ur tired of wasting 45 every 3 months due to broken headphones get these.

I love these earbuds. I've bought 4 pairs because two have broken, and I keep two sets so one is always charged. The ones that broke were due to my actions, not manufacturing flaws. These are my favorite earbuds namely because of the connecting rubber strap. It makes it easy to pop them out of my ear if i need to talk to someone, or hear other things.

Sound is okay. There are multiple ear tips. They don’t fit as well as others I’ve used. USB-C charging is okay at this price. No case no problem: I’m using these to replace the lightning earbuds that I typically keep coiled up in my pocket in case I need them which I rarely do.These are almost as portable as the old wired earbuds but have the added benefit of being useable on non-lightning devices like my Mac and my iPad. No longer need to lug around other headphones to take a zoom call on my Mac.I will primarily use these for taking video calls in busy places (at home I use speakers). So the fact that I can carry them around in my pockets without worrying about them at all or feeling them is a huge bonus. I think they’re even more pocketable than small wireless earbuds with charger carrying cases.Because it’s Apple, it has FIND MY. Necessary. I had Anker Soundcore wireless earbuds that were generally better than these except once they fell out of my pocket while on a short bicycle ride they were lost forever. Useless! (Again, I’m not typically walking around with headphones in — I commute in a car and have Bluetooth audio for my car, so I don’t need really need these except for calls and zoom while on the go in public places).The actual cord that keeps the headphones connected to each other is not weightless like the wired earbuds are. And they’re stiffer too. So these don’t wrap up tightly in a small coil. But it’s nothing major. Still pocketable. And it’s not a tangle risk. The magnets help to keep things organized.Sound quality is middling. But I wasn’t planning to use any of these cheaper wireless headphones to listen to a full Beethoven symphony anyway. Will be just fine for podcasts and calls.Once paired with one Apple device it should pair with everything. Easy! Tested with Mac and iPhone.I like that you can turn these off and can disable the auto connect settings. Since these will be jumbling around in my pockets 95% of the time I’m glad that these won’t accidentally turn on and make me lose my place in my podcasts or answer a phone call I don’t notice. That’s a good enough level of control for most people I imagine.