I am not sure what I expected! I thought these were regular sized beats, boy was I wrong! The case is tiny and the earbuds are too! I thought it was a toy- that I purchased the wrong thing but nope. They are real and they are just smaller than I expected! I have smaller than average hands and I can enclose the case in my hands fully!

This is a product review not about the service which was great These are my least favorite headphones I’ve purchased There’s no battery indicator at all The sound quality is mid at best For the money i was hoping they would be good, but the only thing i enjoy is that they fit comfortably

Absolutely terrible! They sound like some 10$ head phones from the dollar store!!! Do not buy. I was on edge about buying some others but I figured the brand name was going to be worth it but I was so proven wrong. I have my phone all the way up and can hardly hear it. If you put your phone in half volume the sound literally goes away. Something was set up wrong with these. I’ve gone online and everybody who’s bought them say similar things. Worst 70$ head phones I’ve bought. Honestly not worth 5$

Product Review: Beats Solo Headphones Rating: 1/5 I had high expectations for the Beats Solo headphones, but unfortunately, they turned out to be one of the most disappointing purchases I’ve made. Sound Quality: To be fair, the sound quality is decent. The bass is strong and clear, and the overall audio performance is what you’d expect from Beats. However, good sound doesn’t make up for the massive flaws in functionality. Major Issues: 1. Case Fails to Charge Headphones: The charging case is essentially useless. Despite being a critical accessory for wireless headphones, it doesn’t reliably charge the headphones, which is incredibly frustrating. 2. Connectivity Problems: The headphones disconnect whenever the case isn’t nearby, even if my phone is right next to me. This defeats the entire purpose of having wireless headphones. Why should the case dictate their connectivity when the phone is the actual source device? 3. Unreliable Functionality: These issues make the headphones practically unusable for everyday activities. Constant disconnects and charging issues disrupt the experience to the point where I’d rather use wired headphones or a different brand entirely. Final Verdict: Beats Solo headphones are far from the premium product they claim to be. While the sound is decent, the functional shortcomings—especially the flawed charging case and constant connectivity issues—make them an absolute dealbreaker. These are, by far, the worst headphones I’ve tried from Beats. I’m highly disappointed and will be returning them. Recommendation: Look elsewhere if you want reliable wireless headphones. Beats Solo headphones are simply not worth the frustration.

No issues with seller or purchase. Quality is great. I was expecting them to be a little bit louder and have a little better bass. Overall great product though I like how they switch automatically from my tablet and phone and I can use them on both devices simultaneously.

This ear buds are horrible sound like busted speakers in your ear

These earbuds have bad sound quality

There’s virtually no bass and the treble is way too loud.

They hurt my ear and lots of static

Birthday gift . Loves them a lot