I really didn't feel good spending as much as I did on these. After wearing them for the first time, that guilty feeling quickly went away, these fit great and sound amazing. I absolutely love the noise cancellation function that kicks on right after placing them in your ears. I will be purchasing another pair as a gift for my wife, because if she tries them I'll never get them back anyways.

I got them at 169.99 so in short i do think they are worth it. I've never had any noise canceling headphones or earbuds so this was my first experience with that, and i was blown away. Although you can still hear some noise if you raise the volume a little bit it will be masked. The Transparency Mode sounded a little weird at first but you get used to it. I heard that the these would sound way better than normal AirPods. I never had AirPods but i did have the wired ones. Now to be honest I can't hear a difference so thats why this gets 4 stars

So far, I haven't found a way to wear my left air pod comfortably. the hard plastic edge digs into my ear. Trying the largest cover now to see if that helps. If it doesn't I'm returning the pros and going back to my original pair. The right one of the original version falls out easily, but at least I don't have pain.

I absolutely love these. I have a really hard time finding anything that fits and stays in my ears well, these come with interchangeable ear cups that actually work and they stay on! I do still have some issues with my left ear, its shaped a little funny, but these stay in longer and better than any other ear buds Ive tried. The noise canceling is amazing! The sound is very clear and the case is pretty sturdy as far as I can tell.

AirPod Pros will not disappoint. From their diminutive size to the ease of setup and use, these AirPods take the prize. I already owned the $199 AirPods. Walmart sold these $249 buds for $199 too. Using AirPod pros, for my money, is absolutely the way to go.

I never been a fan of noice cancellation headphones. So I was kind iffy on these. But turn out I actually liked it. The noise cancellation didnt bother me as much because they do happen to have transparency mode. And that works great. Just like regular headphone without it.

My husband is the one who has been shopping for AirPods for himself and weighing the features, so I wasnt sure what to think when he announced he would be getting me a pair, too. I did know that they had the rubber ear pieces I prefer, and that they had a noise cancelling feature (which I have not ever used on any earphones before). Set up turned out to be a breeze. As soon as I pulled them out of the box and opened the case they magically paired with my phone without me doing anything. It was pleasantly weird, like letting the genie out of the bottle. Lol! No opening your phone and searching for the device, to pair it, needed. A tutorial almost immediately popped up on my screen. It went a little quicker than Id like, but when it was done, the Tips feature on my iPhone came up and walked me through a lot of it slower, giving me time to experiment with the controls and the noise cancelling features, including a nifty feature in Bluetooth settings that plays sound to measure if the fit of your rubber earbud tips are too loose and not cancelling out sounds enough. I find these earphones easy to use and comfortable. While I can still hear things a little even with the noise cancelling feature, the amount it decreases even sharp sounds is a wonder to me. The only criticism I have for the AirPods is also a criticism I think applies to all Apple products this year. The charger cord that comes standard with all Apple products this year has a lightning cord end on the side that plugs into the device, but the end that used to plug into a USB adapter or outlet looks like maybe a mini C now (or some such thing). It does not come with an adapter of any kind. Thankfully, our house is well stocked with lightning-to-USB cords already, or else I wouldnt have anything to use to charge my new iPhone 12 or my new AirPod Pros. So, if youre new to Apple products, be forewarned and buy an adapter or a lighting-to-USB cord when you buy these, or you wont be able to charge them until you get one of those things.

They are very comfy and the sound quality is amazing. This is my second set I bought, nothing went wrong with the first set technical wise. My son lost one side to it so I couldnt have my noise cancellation and I missed it so I bought some more. Amazing earbuds must have them everytime o listen to music, feels like a concert in my ears!!

I bought these a while back and when I first got them they had sound quality issues, they sounded terrible but messing around in my settings I was able to get them to sound pretty decent. Later on down the road they started to have connectivity issues and I noticed transparency mode and noise cancellation just did not work AT ALL. In my case I was sold fake AirPods and I don't think all of the AirPods Walmart sells is fake but in my case they were, I would suggest if you get them buy them in the actual store and open them in front of a store employee just to make sure look for serial numbers in the top of the inside of the case and just be careful. Walmart most certainly wouldn't take these back no matter how hard I would try so now I'm screwed out of $200. Just be careful with Walmart and apple products i personally would go to apple themselves or Best Buy instead of here.

The noise cancellation is like nothing I have ever experienced. You will immediately notice the difference when you switch between noise cancellation and transparency modes. My only unhappy point is the battery life, but is not a dealbreaker. The sound quality more than makes up for it.