Love the Powerbeats pro cos they actually stay out on my ears AND they dont hurt so I can have them in all day. Ive always had issues with finding headphones that tick both of those boxes and pretty much tried everything out there with no success. Sound quality is amazing and I love the charging case and instant connectivity. Highly recommended!

Big fan of beats

great sound, long lasting battery . awesome

Top-class wireless range, fully-fitted fit - Beats Powerbeats Pro delivers a very engaging sound.

Very engaging sound, and a fit that never falls off. Seamless integration with Siri. Class-leading wireless range.

There are earplugs with better resolution at the very top. Missing some of the features of AirPods Pro.

Grown up sound ; Battery life ; Apple’s innards ; Smooth setup and controls ;

Bulky charging case ; No USB-C; Price ; Noise isolation ;

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;