Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EX vs Beats Powerbeats Pro

Firstly, they connect via the latest Bluetooth 5.2 technology and secondly, they support aptX adaptive codec which is great if you are an audiophile. ...

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

Beoplay EX are the most comfortable and best sounding wireless earbuds I've ever used. I've used about 25 pairs. They also have an IP57 rating and multipoint.

3) As for the fit: these are not going to fall out or slip (unless someone walks up to you and physically tries to pull them out). The fit is perfect. (See my notes further down for the "comfort") 4) I've rarely had problems pairing. I've used these nearly every day for a year and a half and have rarely had pairing issues with the iPhone

Once you start sweating they slide right out. Noice cancellation is total trash. Connectivity is unreliable—I often have to put them back in the case, disconnect and reconnect. All in all— definitely NOT worth $400

I liked your review man, honestly i still have a pair of powerbeats pro for working out, but I'm definitely looking to trade those in for something else, can't say I'd want more beats tho, i want more of a sound improvement with goodish anc to just disguise the noise around me so i don't have to pump the volume so much... and honestly I'm thinking about waiting for some neko cake reviews lol, if they are good enough, i just might catch those lol

Everything else hurts my ears after extended use. I would not purchase these for noise cancellation nor transparency modes as airpods do much better in my opinion.

5 than a 4 but I’ll give it a 4 since I can’t do half scores. I bought these when I started working out and notice that my AirPod Pros were not able to stay in my ears at all when running, jumping, lifting, etc. My ears are fairly large so that might have to do with it… anyways. I did the whole “buy attachments for the AirPods” thing but it was becoming a hassle taking the attachment off putting it back on and it was just a pain

I enjoy my buds feeling absolutely secure in my ear. For $400 I expect a factory option of extended length memory foam tips. These do not have that option. If you do manage to get some extended length tips installed you'll find that the charging case will prevent you from charging your earbuds because they did not factor in enough space in the charging case for longer tips

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.

I experienced strange random disconnects while listening to music with the phone in my pocket, similar to when you've walked out of bluetooth range. I've never experienced this on any other earbud and here it happened repeatedly.

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

None of my friends complained about the call quality so I assumed that was good. I have AirPod pro 2 and the mic gain is turned up so high that they are picking up the road noise while on a call driving my semi (why I tried the B&O’s). What I did not like and main reason I returned them was the battery life. I could only get 3

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: 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