Now for a pair of workout earbuds that you’ll mainly be using at the gym… I don’t think case size is super important. This case has a huge foot print and its super thick as well. Now first we have to talk about these cases… the Powerbeats Pros have a huge case and that’s because this case has to accommodate their built in ear hooks.
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And if you want to see how the Beats Fit Pro stack up to the AirPods Pro, AirPods 3 or Studio Buds… you can watch their full review which I will leave linked down in the description. Nonetheless, if you want to pick the Beats Fit Pro up they’ll be linked down below. Where as the Powerbeats Pro used to have retail price of $250… but you can now find them on sale for $200 while supplies last. Now regarding pricing, the Beats Fit Pro have a retail price of $200, not bad if you ask me.
Nonetheless, if you already have the Powerbeats Pro, lets see if it worth upgrading to the Beats Fit Pro. Cause the ear hooks on the Powerbeats can be a real selling point. And for someone people that could be a big deal. Now over all the Beats Fit Pro are a great pair of work out earbuds… but they fit very differently from the Powerbeats Pro. Okay, if you're outside the Apple ecosystem you won't get the most from them and the case could be a higher quality, but really these are small downsides against a great set of earbuds.So whether you like it of not, the Beats Fit Pro are the successors to the Powerbeats Pro. I think these are a great pair of earbuds that offer amazing connectivity (if you're using Apple devices), impressive battery life, and a secure fit with minimal wind noise. You could also look at the Jabra Elite 75t which can still be found for £149.99 and offer similar battery life, though they don't have anything close to the same connectivity and features and appear to have been superseded. ValueĪt £199.99 these are a good price, especially as they offer much the same functionality, a better fit, better battery life and very similar performance the Apple Airpods Pro at £239. This has been a lifesaver on long days, where I can just stick them in the case and know I'll get another hour out of them very quickly. It can go from empty to 100% in a couple of hours, and there's a five-minute quick charge which gives you one hour of listening time. > The best cycling podcasts – mountain, road and gravel bike chat you need to listen toĬharging them in the case is a cinch by just nestling them easily in place, and the case is charged via USB. It isn't quite up to the the Beoplay EQs though, as they offer 7.5 hours and 20 hours in the case. This is pretty good, and tops the Airpods Pro buds by 1.5 hours. Battery lifeīeats claim a life of six hours per charge for the buds and 18 hours for the case. The IPX4 water resistance is effective I used these for some very sweaty activities and some wet February rides, without any incident.
In fact, the only time I needed to adjust them was after catching them with a helmet strap or by putting on a hat. I used them for a lot of general riding, some intensive runs and workouts and even for awkward drilling during DIY, and nothing dislodged them. The Beats Fit Pros beat the Airpods Pro for security – especially during activity – thanks to silicone wing tips, which help anchor these into the ear very well. This works well, although I sometimes found myself accidentally skipping tracks or modes while adjusting them in my ears, which was a little annoying. A single press on either ear stops or starts whatever you're listening to, double press skips forward, a triple press skips back, and long pressing on the left earbud switches between transparency and noise cancelling modes. Operating the earbuds on the go is pretty simple. The case has a useful LED to indicate battery level, although if you leave the case open near your phone it (the phone) will display both case and earbud levels.
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