Fit Pro - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - Apple H1 Headphone Chip, Compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth, Built-in Microphone, 6 Hours of Listening Time - Volt Yellow

I work in radio. I've done it for 30+ years and one of the curses/blessings of working with audio is I have grown to understand intimately what really good audio sounds like. I have used countless number of headphones and earbuds (and there 𝙄𝙎 a difference between the two) and there are a few names which stand above the rest, and I'm not going to get into a debate because so-called, 'Audiophiles' will claim they know better (Which begs the question, how does one actually 𝙗𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙚 an Audiophile in the first place? Is there a course you can take, or does one simply give themselves that title? But I digress...) when Beats first hit the scene, they were unquestionably an astonishing waste of money. Their audio quality was maybe a shade above average at best. But, that didn't stop millions of people from buying them at outrageous prices. Well, the uncontested King of over-priced products (apple) got wind of this and did a takeover of their products and an interesting thing happened: their quality got BETTER. Did they become as good as most "professional" headphones out there...? Probably not. However, their earbuds did become notably better. I feel it necessary to point out that while Beats headphones were nowhere as good as many claimed, their earbuds from the beginning seemed to be pretty good from the get-go. Their unique "hook" style which wrapped around your ear for a secure fit (you either love this style or not - but you cannot argue that they did not fit and stay in place better than almost any other brand out there). Some of their other wired earbuds were still decent as well, if not priced at the upper end of what most people were willing to pay, but at least the earbuds could be counted on to give you an above average experience. Apple buys them out and reorganizes the entire company. Suddenly they are no longer all over the place like they used to be. Famous people were no longer wearing them everywhere you looked. Then apple releases their Beats branded earbuds, the Powerbeats Pro. Love them or hate them, they made an impact. They were also equipped with apple tech like their H1 chip which made them instantly compatible with iPhones (a pretty smart move, actually) and the audio was excellent, especially for working out. Then they release the Beats Fit Pro. A radically different design. But - a welcome one, especially for someone who loved the Powerbeats great audio quality, but not the hook design. Again, it's hard to please everyone when it comes to something that fits inside your ears that have so many different possible sizes and an almost infinite number of differences from one person to the next...like the apple airpods, one size fit 𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙩...and if you were one of the people they did not fit, well you were kind of SOL. At least with the Fit Pro they opened up better fitting to a much larger segment than the airpods and with the included wing-tip design, they immediately caught the eye of many athletes who need earbuds which stay put while sometimes being fairly aggressive in their workouts. If you were not a fan of the Powerbeats hook style, the Fit Pro's must have looked like a gift from On High. FIrst off, they really DO sound great. Good bass without going too deep. Music NEEDS good bass, but if it thumps too hard, it will ruin audio in more ways than I can describe here. Mids and Highs were also both pretty crisp and not overly isolated. The blend just works. Whoever tuned the Fit Pro should be commended for doing such a great job. ANC was...disappointing. To be fair, to get great ANC into such a tiny device really IS a challenge and oftentimes going all-in on this feature usually means you sacrifice audio quality. In this case, Beats chose to put more into the audio than into the ANC. I had a difficult time even recognizing that it was even turned on at all. Maybe my pair simply isn't doing it's job. However, the OnePlus buds Z2 has ANC that is actually pretty good and still has really impressive audio as well, so I'm not exactly sure why the Fit Pro's is so difficult to even tell if ANC is on or off, but I can only review what I have and that seems to be the case with my particular pair. The wing-tip design really works well - for me at least. They provide a pretty good fit and they stay put incredibly well. My biggest problem with earbuds is exactly that. Either they'll fit well, or almost not at all. It doesn't seem to fall anywhere in between. My OnePlus buds Z2 sound great, but I constantly find myself adjusting them in my ears - which honestly is annoying. The Fit Pro's (at least in my case) I set them in, twist to secure the wing-tip and they just stay put. This is going to be subjective since everyone is slightly different, so keep in mind my experience with how they fit in my ear may not mirror your own. You can do a little customizing with the app. I do have an iPhone but I primarily use an android, so I downloaded the app and you can to a bit of customizing, however, not as much as I would have liked to have seen given what these earbuds are capable of. I believe the iPhone integration has quite a bit more options than the android counterpart. This seems to be more the norm these days as apple and Samsung work hard to reward you for buying products that are more in line with their products than the competition. I wish they'd both put an end to this childish bickering and open up all their products that can be used on other platforms to include all the options that they would have if you paired it with an iPhone or a Samsung. Either you want your customers to get the best bang for their buck or not. I like the physical buttons the Fit Pro uses. You'll know by touch that you've pressed it instead of simply the "touch" controls which in my experience can be hit or miss. When they work great, it's awesome. But do they all work perfectly every time? Of course not. With buttons, they seem to work pretty much 100% of the time and that's something I appreciate. No wireless charging. At this point, especially for the cost, that really is something they should have included. Is it a deal breaker? For some it very well could be. It wasn't for me, but I love wireless charging and think every pair of wireless earbuds over $100 really ought to include it. I know earbuds that cost under $40 that do, so to not include it here seems to be almost an insult. They use USB-C charging which IS convenient however. Beats claims they have fast charging however, in fact they call it "Fast Fuel" where just 5 minutes of charging will net you an hour of listening...I haven't been able to check this, but I CAN state that they do seem to charge pretty quick, so that may negate some of the disappointment of not having wireless ability, but necessarily so. The case is pretty nice, too. It is quite a bit smaller than the case for the Powerbeats, but still larger than what you get with the airpods. I honestly didn't mind the size at all, so this one is also going to be pretty subjective. For the most part, these are the first apple made earbuds that I can recommend even if you own an android device. The audio is stellar and they seem to hold a charge for about an average length of time for earbuds of this size. I rarely listen for more than about an hour, maybe 2 at the most, so I'm not the guy to look for with advice on listening at length (unless it's for headphones, then I can make a LOT of recommendations). Honestly, I'm happy with mine. Are they perfect? No. But are they worth it? I sure think so. ***UPDATE*** I purchased some memory foam eartips...not sure that this was a wise decision. Not because they don't work or fit well, but because they are slightly larger, it means fitting them back into the charging case either they won't charge or they'll be problematic to fit properly. Now, in all fairness, this wasn't an issue with the smallest foam eartips, but the medium and larger ones did not like to fit back into the case. They also did not really make any noticeable difference is audio quality, so I switched back to the original tips they came with. Lesson learned.

This was my first time purchasing headphones at a $200 price point, and definitely worth it! They arrived quickly with no issues and the packaging was great. The headphones are absolutely beautiful and true to color. The case is pretty cheap and plastic feeling (nothing like the apple cases) but I was more concerned about the quality of the headphones which these did not disappoint. They connect to your iOS immediately, have great noise cancellation, and the sound quality is on point, especially if you’re over buying cheap headphones but are not quite ready to drop $300+. The charge cord is very short, and I wish it was a nude cord, BUT if you have an iPad Pro you can charge your headphones with your iPad (maybe this is the reason for the short cord so you can easily charge without needing an outlet). At 90% iPad batt life, my headphones charged up to 100% very quickly, and that was after me using them for an entire work day. In the past, I bought a pair of beats that were very painful in my ear (and have been an apple girl ever since), but these are super comfortable! I’ve worn them for hours with no issues and I love the nude look! I did go with the smallest bud options (you get 3 sizes), and I did notice once you sweat or get wax on the headphones they will slip out. Just use a tech safe dry cloth to wipe and clean them down, and you’ll be all set. Also, the touch feature is quite sensitive so carefully adjust them in your ear, so as not to accidentally hang up a call, which I have done a few times, but with practice it’s not been a big deal. If the price tag makes you cringe, treat yourself with these! I’m not a big Kim k fan at all but I’m glad she helped bring these to market!! You’ll love these headphones!

I am not a fan of wireless earbuds They are either too bulky, fall out my ear, or are oddly shaped, IMO. I purchased these because the nude tones were much more discrete than having something bright white sticking out of my ears. Love the nude colors that compliments my skin tone - I purchased the Dune color and am satisfied with the overall look. The sound quality is excellent. Noise cancellation is decent - it does not block every sound, but I'm not sure what the level of expectation is here. It does definitely cut out background noise like cars driving, but I can still hear people talking in the same room. The fit works for me without falling out when walking, however I have not tried working out or running with them. I'm not confident they would stay since they have slipped out of my ear twice so far, once while walking and once while sitting. I'll update if I decide to test during a workout. My ear does become a bit sore at times, but that may just be me. Batter life is decent - 6 hours before needing to charge again - they recharge rather quickly in the case. Overall, I am satisfied with the product.

The fitment is the best on any bud that I’ve ever owned. Sleek wingtip design. The coral pink stands out. After 2 hours of working out, my ears don’t feel uncomfortable at all. The H1 chip makes connecting super fast to my iPhone. The bass is deep on these, but, the highs are unfortunately too much for my little head. Though, I could hear everything with nice clarity. The case feels a bit cheap and bulky. I wish the personalization was better, specifically for the button controls and built-in EQ for iPhone. Noise cancellation is OK, not the best in the biz

Finally, A perfect match! I ordered the dune and It blends well with my skin tone and compliments a lot of my wardrobe. Headphones may be something I wear every day, but I don’t put a lot of thought into how they look, only if they can deliver better sound than the headphones I was wearing last month or the month before. While many of us want better performance from our earbuds, these buds have become a fashion accessory for me. We are leaving the times of primary colored headphones and entering an era that caters to women in the tech industry. The compact case is smooth and has a very pleasing snap when you open and close it, as well as the magnetic snatch that grabs the headphones back into their slots. The active noise cancellation is INCREDIBLE. I am still testing them out. But so far, I like them better than the Beats Studio buds. I use them mostly for privacy when on phone calls especially when I’m using FaceTime or video calls. I also use them to listen to music while working out and for ebooks when I’m doing household chores. The spatial audio head tracking feature is bananas! The sound quality is great. Currently, I’m using the preset mode, but eventually I’ll try playing around with the settings to get the optimal experience. I love how seamlessly these air buds pair with my Apple products. They fit snugly in my Ears and are very comfortable. Everyone’s ears are different, but you can adjust the earbuds until you find the perfect fit. It also comes with a variety of eartips for comfort. Also included is the USB-C cable for charging. You will however need an adapter. Sure, you can find decent earbuds for less, but these are definitely worth the splurge. I got mine during Amazon Prime day, so that knocked a few bucks of the MSRP. Another major thing I love is that they come with a warranty. Can’t beat that! I hope this was helpful!

I’ve had Beats headphones in the past, but they were both over ear headphones and only one of the two pairs I had were Bluetooth. I love these just as much as my previous pairs! I’ve never head completely wireless Bluetooth ears buds until these. I was thinking about getting these kind of earbuds for a while and when my sister bought her own pair and recommended these I was sold after seeing what they can do. I love the noise cancelling possibility, and how I can still choose to hear what’s around me. Beats sound quality has always been great in my previous over ear headphones and these don’t disappoint. They connected instantly and were easily set up for the best possible quality with my iPhone. Everything sounds amazing and I love listening to music in spatial audio with them. The battery life is great. So far a charge has lasted me around two weeks. (Though there are days when I don’t use them at all in those two weeks.) Lastly the color is my favorite thing about them! The Volt Yellow is so vibrant and bright I love the buds and case and how much they stand out. The only complaints I’d have about them are the comfort of the buds in your ear and the case. It takes time to get used to the way you put them in your ear. And at first the feeling was a little uncomfortable and left my ear sore. After more use my ears no longer feel sore unless I wear them for prolonged periods of time. For the case it feels like it could be a little sturdier. It’s flip top feels lightweight and makes me nervous it will break or crack. I’ve had no issues so far I just wished it felt more heavy duty. I’m going to buy a protective case to be safe.

The Beats Fit Pro have been a game-changer for me. The sound quality is rich and balanced—clear highs, full mids, and bass that’s powerful without being muddy. The noise cancellation is shockingly good for earbuds, cutting out background noise at the gym, on public transit, and even while working in a busy coffee shop. The wingtip design is genius—they stay put even during intense workouts, but they’re still comfortable enough for hours of wear. Pairing with my phone was seamless, and switching between devices is quick. I also appreciate the transparency mode, which feels natural and lets me hear my surroundings without removing the earbuds. Battery life is solid—about 6 hours on a charge with noise cancellation on, plus the case gives multiple recharges. The case itself is compact and easy to carry. If you want earbuds that combine excellent audio, reliable noise cancellation, and a secure fit for active use, these are worth every penny.

Purchased in March 2024 in October 2025 the ear piece came disconnected from the ear bud at the seam. But I super glued it and it continued to function as normal. Well now December 2025 the ear piece came off again but more that just at the seam. This time it came completely off while I was taking it out of the case. THAT SAID. THEY GAVE BEEN VERY GOOD EARBUDS. THEY PERMORM WELL SOUND QUALITY IS GOOD. I DONT GET CONPLAINTS WHEN I USE THEM FOR PHONECALLS AND IM OUTSIDE OR ITS WINDY. I ALMOST ALWAYS GAVE INE IN MY EAR AND FOR THE MAJORITY IF THE TIME OWNING THEM THEY NEVER REALLY HAD TROUBLE WITH STAYING IN AND NOT FALLING OUT. ALSO VERY WATER PROOF. I WASHED ONE BUD ONCE AND I LET IT DRY OUT AND IT WORKED PERFECTLY I ALSO ACCIDENTALLY DROPPED THE CASE IUT IF MY POCKET AND DIDNT RELIZE IT AND WE GOT SNOW THAT NIGHT AND THEY GOT VURIED IN THE SNOW OVERNIGHT AND THEOUGHOUT THE NEXT DAY WHEN IT GOT WARM ENOUGH TO MELT THE SNOW THE CASE CHARGED PEECECTLY ADTER AND THE BUDS FUNXTIONED AS NORMAL. ILL BE BUYING THE UPGRADED PAIR TO REPLACE THESE NOW. the ear piece thing is unfortunate because other than that they're still going strong