PowerBeats Pro are being marketed as high-performance workout earphones, but they're also high-performing audio devices!
PowerBeats Pro will, according to their manufacturers, "revolutionise the way you work out." While they're built for elite athletes, any reasonably active person will love them. They're totally wireless earphones, so nothing will hold you back. The adjustable, secure-fit ear hooks are customisable for superior comfort and will stay in place, no matter how energetic things get.
PowerBeats Pro deliver balanced audio courtesy of a redesigned acoustic package that delivers pure sound reproduction, improved clarity and a wider dynamic range.
Choose to listen to left, right or both...you're in control. Each earbud has full volume and track controls so you don’t need a device to adjust your music. Meanwhile, the auto play and pause sensors know when the earbuds are in your ear, so the sounds will start as soon as you’re ready to go. Voice-assistant capability on a variety of compatible devices lets you stay in control.
Each earbud has up to 9 hours of listening time, and with the charging case, you’ll get more than 24 hours of combined playback. In case of audio emergency, 5-minute Fast Fuel charging gives 1.5 hours of playback when the battery is low. To further conserve battery life, sensors detect when earbuds are idle and automatically enter sleep mode.
PowerBeats Pro use Class 1 Bluetooth technology to give you extended range, fewer dropouts and ongoing connectivity as you keep moving. Each earbud connects independently to your device for better connectivity and freedom of use for music and phone calls.
Manufacturer: Beats
In many ways these are among the best in-ear wireless sports headphones available, but not for sound We admire the Powerbeats Pro headphones for their build, their fit and their superb features.
Superb playback consistency; Flawless comfort and fit; Intuitive control system; Great battery life
Dynamic range limited; Bass lacks punch; Audio lacks excitement
With mediocre sound quality, problematic connectivity and a bulky carrying case, the new Beats headphones are a stylish letdown
Excellent battery life; Pairs well with Apple devices; Secure fit
Connectivity and latency issues on Android; Mediocre sound for the price; Cumbersome carrying case
Apple's Powerbeats Pro deliver on almost every feature we wanted to see from AirPods —better audio, better sound isolation, more secure fit, and longer battery. But does that make them our new go-to headphones?
With mediocre sound quality, problematic connectivity and a bulky carrying case, the new Beats headphones are a stylish letdown
Excellent battery life; Pairs well with Apple devices; Secure fit;
Connectivity and latency issues on Android; Mediocre sound for the price; Cumbersome carrying case;
These were great... For 3 weeks. The left one died and would not charge. Took it back to Harvey Norman and they don't warrant them so had to send off to Apple to assess. That was 2 weeks ago, still waiting. Try something else or buy direct from apple.
The true wireless PowerBeats Pro a big step up for the Apple-owned headphone brand. They have their limitations (see: lack of noise-cancellation, limited noise isolation and IPX4 rating), but they are Apple's most premium play into the true wireless space… at least until we get the Apple AirPods 2.
Easy pairing with iOS; Immaculate fit; Enjoyable sound
Case is fairly bulky; Limited noise isolation; Only IPX4 rated
There are a lot of options now for true wireless exercise earbuds. Although there are certainly several tiny buds which can survive the rigours of being worn for a run, nothing beats the security you get from having an ear hook.
The only earbuds more recognizable than the tortured white teardrops that are AirPods might be Powerbeats. These things look like rubberized hoop earrings glued to plastic boxes, flipped upside down and strung together with a dorky wire. Well, at least they used to look like that.
Awesome connectivity; very comfortable; great sound
Bulky case; big price tag
The sound quality on the Powerbeats Pro alone had me loving these earphones. It is like pouring velvet into your ears. The 9-hour battery will get me through anything under a 50-miler.
There are a few essential features when it comes to running with wireless earphones, namely sound quality, ambient noise allowance, sweat/water resistance, and battery life; Let's knock them out
Over-the-ear hooks share the same real estate as sunglasses and hats; That means it can get a little crowded and uncomfortable on the top of the ear
Apple’s AirPods continue to be the most widely used and sold pair of true wireless earphones, but that’s not stopping subsidiary Beats from coming up with its own pair. Enter the Beats PowerBeats Pro, which mark the brand’s first real entry into the true wireless space. With a $250 price tag attached to them, the PowerBeats Pro could make many people hesitant about picking them, especially when Apple’s newest AirPods costs $159. Needless to say, it’s going to take a lot to convince people to side with them over all the other options in the market right now. /124260794/.2_6924.3_phonearena.com_tier1 DesignIf you’ve seen the Beats PowerBeats 3 Wireless already, then the design of the PowerBeats Pro should be rather familiar. Unlike the AirPods, the PowerBeats Pro were designed for individuals with a more active lifestyle. Yes, you can still use them to casually listen to music during your commutes, but they’re designed to stay on snuggly in your ear even during intense activities – achie...
Incredible battery life; Superb audio quality; A fit that won’t come off; No issues with latency or connectivity;
Chunky battery case; Lack of extra features like ambient noise passthrough or a wireless charging case;
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