[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The volume seems a bit low at first and the initial beep when turning it on sounds loud in comparison. Noise cancellation is decent and definitely makes a difference. Music is much better with this on. It minimized the sound of a fan effectively. On the Beats app, there is ANC, transparency, and the off positions. You can toggle through these by pressing both earbuds simultaneously. There's an option to change the buttons to work for voice assistant too. Transparency mode is excellent & makes the surroundings sound loud & clear. I can see it being useful for multitasking if you need to hear everything but listen to audio as well. In most cases I forget they're in my ears. However, it tends to slip out too much while moving but nevertheless they're comfortable. They're definitely not sports earbuds because a lot of movement or sweating will cause these to fall easily. For my (android) phone, on some occasions it'll connect automatically when I turn on Bluetooth. For the laptop I always need to reconnect them in settings. After that, a notification immediately pops up displaying the battery status on the phone. It's convenient to not go into settings every time to check it. Battery life is superb since it always charges in the case. It's case gets full in under 30 minutes and without it, it becomes a pair of dummy earbuds with no way to charge. Also, the case doesn't stand up; it lays flat but it's not an issue.

There are a lot of things to like about these buds, but the battery life is a HUGE disappointment. I let them fully charge over the weekend when I received them and tried them at work this morning. The charge did not last and they are back on the charger again. I'll give them a little more time, but there's a good chance they'll be returned and the search for something better will commence.

Ok so I bought these about a yr ago, not from Wal-Mart and they were quite a bit more expensive then but I now will say they are well worth the money I spent. I lost my right ear bud last Fri/Sat and had no clue where it was. Come Thursday my moms boyfriend called and he had found it, the only thing is he found it out in their rocked driveway. This past week was pretty much the only week we have had rain in a very long time and it had been rainy pretty much all week. So not only had it probably been run over multiple times it had been sitting in puddles of water almost all week. When I got to my mom's house this weekend I dusted off some dirt that had accumulated and stuck it in my ear. It connected, it did alert me there was less than 10% battery so I thought there would be no way it would charge. Yesterday I took it out of charger and used it just fine the whole time I was grocery shopping. I will say I am extremely impressed and now I am ok with the amount of money I had to pay for them.

I'm loving the ease of pairing. I can't speak to other android devices, or iPhone, but if you own a Pixel(I have the 4), open them up and after about 5 seconds, they'll auto-pair. It helps if you also have the Beats app. Other reviews talk about how great the volume and bass are. True. Once the firmware update is applied. Also, the sound quality is heavily dependent on the fit of the earbud tips you use, as well as how well the earbuds themselves fit. In my case, I already own a pair of Beats Flex, so I swapped out the biggest earbud tips and enabled noise transparency. The sound is AMAZING. Can't speak to the battery life as of yet, but I have high hopes. Also, you can pair these to at least two different devices, and when you wanna switch out the device, just disconnect. If not, they'll connect automatically to the last device you paired them to. I'm on a Chromebook and a Pixel 4, and my experience so far is outstanding. I don't see wireless charging as an option, unfortunately.

Sound and noise cancellation is decent but the darn things won't stay snug in my ear. I have tried all three tips but I'm convinced it is a design flaw. There is NO way you could ever work out with the Beats earbuds. The connection shorts out for a second every once and a while

Caught these on sale. These are great headphones in terms of audio quality and noise cancellation (for the price). Only issue is the Bluetooth connectivity. Nearly every time you put them away you have to go through the process of pairing/connecting them from your phone. A process that seems seamless with most other Bluetooth earbuds (i.e. every gen of AirPods and even some cheap Skull candy's I had). TLDR: if you have the patience go for it. If not. You might want to consider different buds.

Charging case is nearly impossibly to hold a charge and have to mess with only the cord that comes with it to charge the case. I can't get the case to charge more than 5 percent. The buds after four months die within 4 hours when u don't have anything on like noise canceling or transparency. If you have that on it's like two hours.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Beats Studio Buds True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones paired perfectly with my iPhone. I was worried that they would be difficult to pair, but they paired quickly without issues. The sound quality is really great on these earphones. I was actually surprised at how good the sound quality is, and for that alone I would recommend these. They also have noise canceling capabilities that can be switched on and off, which is nice, because sometimes it's nice to just block all the outside noise out. They are simple to use, and last for quite a while, about 8 hours which is probably a lot longer than needed. I use these when I go on walks, and I like that I don't have to worry that they will lose charge quickly like my other earphones did. Overall, I would recommend because they are good quality, and easy to use and pair with any device.

Not worth it. I bought these with high hopes but they aren't loud enough and constantly fall out. The button is the only thing that I liked on it but other then that, I don't recommend. I bought Raycon's almost a year before these hoping this would be an upgrade but I ended up going back to the Raycon's. The earbuds don't last that long either, I'd get about 4 hours of music through them and they'd die and the case would last me at most a day so I was charging them everyday which doesn't help if I forget to charge the case.

I liked the bold red color. I liked the style of the case. The base in the Earphone wasn't as I expected. There are 3 size selections included, but neither of the three would fit in my ear without falling out. If I stuffed them in my ear then they would work temporarily, but that's uncomfortable. My stars are for the style