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If you're looking for headphones that you can easily pair with all your Apple devices, look at the Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless. While they don't feel as well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless, they have an H1 chip that allows seamless pairing with devices like your iPhone. They have an ear-hook design, which ensures that they aren't moving around while you're running, and they're certified IPX4 for protection against splashes of water. Their well-balanced sound profile ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and accurate, although they lack sound customization features to help you tweak them to your liking. They have a continuous playback time of roughly 11 hours, and their carrying cause holds roughly one additional charge if you need it. Unfortunately, you may have trouble fitting the hooks around your ears if you wear glasses.

Check out the Jaybird if you're looking for more durable and customizable earbuds. However, if you want headphones that work seamlessly with your iPhone or other Apple devices, consider the Beats instead.

If you prefer headphones with an ear hook design for running, you may prefer the Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless. While they aren't as well-built as the AirPods Pro Truly Wireless and they don't block out as much ambient noise, they have flexible hooks that fit securely over your ears and help give them a more stable fit. They're also lightweight, comfortable, and rated IPX4 for resistance against light water damage. Their H1 chip allows you to easily pair them with iOS devices, and they have a long continuous battery life of roughly 11 hours. Their case also supplies one additional charge. Their sound profile is quite well-balanced and suitable for a variety of genres, but unfortunately, they don't come with features like an EQ or presets that you could use to customize it.

If you want more versatile in-ears with an ANC system, try the Apple, but take a look at the Beats if you prefer headphones with ear hooks for running.

If you prefer the fit and feel of wireless earbuds with ear hooks, check out the Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless. These headphones aren't as well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless and are only rated IPX4 for water resistance, but they have sturdy, malleable ear hooks to help keep them from slipping out of place during workouts. They're also similarly comfortable and stable, and their battery lasts for more than 11 hours off a single charge. They have an H1 chip for easy pairing with Apple devices. However, unlike the Jaybird, they lack sound customization features like an EQ or presets.

If you want better-built or more comfortable earbuds, try the Jaybird, but consider the Beats instead if you like their ear hook design for intense workouts.

The Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless are the best wireless sports earbuds for iPhone that we've tested. Thanks to their ear-hook design, they stay in place during tough runs or workouts at the gym, making them one of the best wireless earbuds for running and working out we've tested. They're also comfortable, well-built, and are rated IPX4 for resistance against water splashes. They last over 11 hours continuously on a single charge, and their carrying case holds roughly one extra charge, which is handy in a pinch.

Thanks to their H1 chip, you can seamlessly pair them with Apple devices like your iPhone. However, they don't support Apple's Spatial Audio or Adaptive EQ, and their companion interface leaves a lot to be desired. Luckily, they have a fairly neutral sound profile, so they're well-suited for a variety of genres.

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If you like to be able to huck yourself off big drops on a mountain bike, charge downhill with reckless abandon, or launch off ramps with a skateboard, all while being absolutely certain your earbuds are not going to fall out, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro is where you should start. These buds' unique over-ear hooks make them one of the most stable we have tested, easily shrugging off even the most significant bumps without a hint of discomfort. They also offer an excellent, bass-forward sound that flatters most workout playlists. 
The biggest con to these buds is the price &mdash; they are some of the most expensive buds on the market. Additionally, depending on what type of sunglasses you wear, the over-ear hooks can sometimes get in the way. Still, if you're looking for unflinchingly stable earbuds for all of your extreme adventures, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro will serve you well. 

If your preferred workout includes Crossfit or some of the more intense P90X-style programs that include lots of jumping, twisting, and quick changes in direction, and you want to be 100% certain your headphones are not going to fall out, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro are the obvious choice. These true wireless buds use over-ear hooks that essentially plaster them to your ears, making it near impossible for them to fall out. No matter how fast we jumped, rolled, and twisted, we failed to elicit a disconcerting tug from these buds, let alone have one fall out &#40;there's a reason they filmed a commercial of Simone Biles flipping while wearing a pair&#41;. They also feature the warm, bass-heavy, and clear sound we've come to expect from Beats. 
There are some sacrifices for this extra stability. The first is monetary &mdash; the Powerbeats Pro price runs significantly higher than the average wireless buds. The second is wearability &mdash; if you like to work out outside, there is a good chance the temples of your sunglasses and the hooks of the Powerbeats Pro will be vying for the same real estate. Finally, we found the buds' design not amenable to long periods of wear &mdash; we were inevitably itching to take them off around the 2-hour mark. Despite these flaws, we think Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro is the best option for intense and fast-moving workouts. 

The Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless are the best wireless sports earbuds for iPhone we've tested. Thanks to their ear-hook design, they stay in place during tough runs or workouts at the gym, making them one of the best wireless earbuds for running and working out we've tested. They're also comfortable, well-built, and are rated IPX4 for resistance against water splashes. They last over 11 hours continuously on a single charge, and their carrying case holds roughly one extra charge, which is handy in a pinch.

Thanks to their H1 chip, you can seamlessly pair them with Apple devices like your iPhone. However, they don't support Apple's Spatial Audio or Adaptive EQ, and their companion interface leaves a lot to be desired. Luckily, they have a fairly neutral sound profile, so they're well-suited for different genres.

If you like to be able to huck yourself off big drops on a mountain bike, charge downhill with reckless abandon, or launch off ramps with a skateboard, all while being absolutely certain your earbuds are not going to fall out, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro is where you should start. These buds' unique over-ear hooks make them one of the most stable we have tested, easily shrugging off even the most significant bumps without a hint of discomfort. They also offer an excellent, bass-forward sound that flatters most workout playlists. 
The biggest con to these buds is the price &mdash; they are some of the most expensive buds on the market. Additionally, depending on what type of sunglasses you wear, the over-ear hooks can sometimes get in the way. Still, if you're looking for unflinchingly stable earbuds for all of your extreme adventures, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro will serve you well. 
Read more: Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro review

Sometimes, running in an expensive pair of true wireless earbuds can be stressful. If you can't shake images of your pricey buds falling out and dropping into a sewer drain or mud puddle, check out the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro. Their over-ear hooks make them incredibly secure, and the chances of one of them falling out are slim to none. That extra scaffolding also allows for slightly beefier technology, providing these buds with some of the best bass and most extended battery life of all the models we've tested. 
Our main issue with these running headphones is that the over-ear hook is not the most compatible with sunglasses. And though they're comfortable enough for most runs, they began to feel cumbersome when worn for more than two hours, somewhat negating the benefit of their long battery life. They're also quite spendy. However, the Powerbeats Pro is a clear choice for those who value stability over everything else. 
Read more: Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro review

If your preferred workout includes Crossfit or some of the more intense P90X-style programs that include lots of jumping, twisting, and quick changes in direction, and you want to be 100% certain your headphones are not going to fall out, the Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro are the obvious choice. These true wireless buds use over-ear hooks that essentially plaster them to your ears, making it nearly impossible for them to fall out. No matter how fast we jumped, rolled, and twisted, we failed to elicit a disconcerting tug from these buds, let alone have one fall out &#40;there's a reason they filmed a commercial of Simone Biles flipping while wearing a pair&#41;. They also feature the warm, bass-heavy, and clear sound we've come to expect from Beats. 
There are some sacrifices for this extra stability. The first is monetary &mdash; the Powerbeats Pro price runs significantly higher than the average wireless buds. The second is wearability &mdash; if you like to work out outside, there is a good chance the temples of your sunglasses and the hooks of the Powerbeats Pro will be vying for the same real estate. Finally, we found the buds' design not amenable to long periods of wear &mdash; we were inevitably itching to take them off around the 2-hour mark. Despite these flaws, we think Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro is the best option for intense and fast-moving workouts. 
Read more: Beats by Dre Powerbeats Pro review

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Beats PowerBeats Pro. These are the best AirPods for most people that are not called AirPods. Combine 9-10 hours of battery out of the case with actual excellent, balanced sound, mix in a stable and comfortable fit, and you've  got the perfect set of true wireless earphones for most people.

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 I have also walked out of the house more than once with one headphone not pairing to my phone. I then have to go back and re-insert it into the case to get it to connect.  My OS is up to date, I have cleaned the contacts after each use to ensure no sweat is creating issue, and I have tried to ensure that the headphones are properly connecting when I close the case.  I'm glad I held back from spending additional money on an extended Apple Care policy

 This AM, I went to head out for a walk, and one was 100%, the other 2% charged.  The connections are very finicky, and closing the lid - its hard to tell if the ear hoops are touching, causing the headphones to disconnect. I have also walked out of the house more than once with one headphone not pairing to my phone. I then have to go back and re-insert it into the case to get it to connect

I've had these for about 2 months now, and they replaced another pair of Beats, which replaced yet another. Overall I love these headphones - sound quality, ease of use, not falling out of my ears when working out. But, the charging case s**ks. I've read people think its too big - I'd be okay with it being larger if it would consistently CHARGE THE HEADPHONES

Great, when they work...

 They stay charged for what feels like forever, and the sound quality is phenomenal. The case charges the earbuds, so I feel like I only charge these once a month.

I caved and bought a pair of Powerbeats Pro headphones. They have a hook that goes over your ear, but are true wireless. They stay charged for what feels like forever, and the sound quality is phenomenal. The case charges the earbuds, so I feel like I only charge these once a month

Can anyone recommend any decent (not too expensive) earphones (Bluetooth, in ear etc) that have a decent battery life on them?

Mine are currently circling the drain and can only stay alive for 2 hours.

<div class="md"><p>Can anyone recommend any decent (not too expensive) earphones (Bluetooth, in ear etc) that have a decent battery life on them?</p>

<p>Mine are currently circling the drain and can only stay alive for 2 hours.</p>
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Long battery life earphones, good for running.

I thought they worked as well and maybe even better than the AirPods for making calls because they don't have an open design that allows sound to leak in (that makes them better for noisier environments). Callers said I sounded clear and they didn't have trouble hearing me when I made calls from the streets of New York.Worth the price?People have gotten used to spending $300-$350 on a pair of full-size noise-cancelling headphones, but $200 seems like a lot to spend on a set of true-wireless earbuds, particularly with the second-generation AirPods starting at $130 for the version with the standard charging case. However, as I said, if the Powerbeats Pro fit you well, you're going to be quite happy with them

   	Apple's H1 chip on board Like the AirPods,  these also have Apple's new H1 chip that supports Bluetooth 5. That  means Apple users get the same fast-pairing feature and always-on Siri that allows you to  activate Siri by just saying, "Hey, Siri," rather than touching a button.  You can ask Siri to raise and lower the volume, and Apple Music users can  tell Siri to skip tracks forward and back. Needless  to say, Siri features only work with Apple devices, but there's some  good news for Android users: There are buttons on the earpieces that  give you control of playback and volume levels

I came close to getting a great fit. I would rate it between a B+ and A-. The issue wasn't one of security; I never had to worry about them falling off. With a few tweaks to the iconic earhooks -- they're bendable -- the Powerbeats Pros were essentially clipped onto my ears

 Considering these cost $200, it would have been nice if Beats had thrown  in a protective pouch to carry them around in for those times you want to leave  the charging case behind.Read more:&nbsp;9 tips a tricks to master Beats' completely wireless earbudsIt's also worth noting that the case doesn't offer wireless charging, as the new AirPods Wireless Charging Case does. However, it does charge via an included Lightning cable, which is better than Micro-USB. However, the Powerbeats have some advantages over both, including much better battery life

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I am so pissed these aren't out in the UK until next year. I've been waiting for replacements for the Powerbeats Pro for ages given the case's charging is not dependable. Saw these rumours and was ready to buy today but nope 'sometime in 2022'.

<div class="md"><p>I am so pissed these aren&#39;t out in the UK until next year. I&#39;ve been waiting for replacements for the Powerbeats Pro for ages given the case&#39;s charging is not dependable. Saw these rumours and was ready to buy today but nope &#39;sometime in 2022&#39;.</p>
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I was hoping for these until I saw the case, why do they need to make the case so freaking big!, it’s not because of battery, the AirPods can fit the battery just fine in the small case

<div class="md"><p>I was hoping for these until I saw the case, why do they need to make the case so freaking big!, it’s not because of battery, the AirPods can fit the battery just fine in the small case</p>
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Trying to decide between these, AirPods Pro, and beats solo 3. Any opinions on what is best?

<div class="md"><p>Trying to decide between these, AirPods Pro, and beats solo 3. Any opinions on what is best?</p>
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 2. Fit. The fit is really perfect. They feel comfortable and they stay in my ears perfectly

 I'm having flashbacks of the problems I encountered while typing this part of the review. Problem 1. This only happened once but I will still talk about it. I was connecting the Powerbeats to my iPhone and forgetting them in the bluetooth settings because I was enjoying the animation that pops up when you pair them with your iPhone

 This was the worst problem. I've had this problem happen twice in the last month and a half. One of the earbuds would not pair and sound would only come out of the earbud that was paired. I had to switch back to my other pair of wireless earbuds that I previously had until I figured out how to solve this problem

 If you didn't then thanks for taking a look at it. Update: I no longer experience the major pain in my ears and the skin peeling off after I adjusted the earhooks to get the right fit (Update written on 8/18/21).

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