Beats Flex

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

It's hard to imagine a more complete pair of affordable neckband in-ears on the market right now, whether you're an iPhone or Android user. If all you need is something that stays around your neck all day and lets you conveniently answer calls and listen to music, Beats' budget in-ears will fit the...

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

A solid, decent-sounding set of entry-level wireless in-ears – and you’ll never worry about losing one

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

It’s fair to say that the big Beats Flex news last week got buried under confirmation that you won’t get headphones in the iPhone 12 box. Apple’s thinking is that most people either have earbuds already, or have their eye on something more rewarding than the old, bundled EarPods – for those who...

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

One of the announcements last week that flew under the radar since it wasn't explicitly mentioned during Apple's event was the introduction...

Beats Flex review review

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

Beats Flex is a good pair of headphones and a decent choice if you’re picking up an iPhone 12 and don’t want to spend more on AirPods. The smarts that come from the W1 chip is great to have at this price and the sound quality is ok, if a bit flat.

Beats Flex Review

Beats Flex is a good pair of headphones and a decent choice if you’re picking up an iPhone 12 and don’t want to spend more on AirPods. The smarts that come from the W1 chip is great to have at this price and the sound quality is ok, if a bit flat.

Beats Flex All-Day Wireless Earphones - Beats Black MYMC2PA/A review

So close to being brilliant, the Flex still represent fifty quid well spent

Beats Flex review

Beats Flex review: More bass, more battery, half the price

Until now, the most affordable set of Beats wireless headphones was the $100 BeatsX. With their balanced sound, easy pairing with iPhones, and excellent call quality, they were a good choice for Beats fans who wanted something smaller and less expensive than the brand’s classic folding wireless headphones. But the BeatsX were released in 2017, and the wireless headphone market has changed a ton since then. True wireless earbuds have become very affordable and the connection problems that once plagued these devices have largely been eradicated. This had the effect of making the BeatsX look unnecessarily pricey given their bulkier, behind-the-neck design. Apple’s response: The $50 Beats Flex. They have all of the features as the BeatsX, which the Flex replaces, but at a dramatically lower price that keeps them in the running when people are considering a new set of earbuds. Did Apple have to cut too many corners to bring the Beats Flex to their remarkably low price, or are these the Beat...