The true wireless Beats Studio Buds deliver thunderous bass depth matched by crisp high for a balanced mix, and PCMag readers can snag a pair now for $99.95—$50 off the retail price(Opens in a new window). Loaded with features like active noise cancellation (ANC), spatial audio from parent company Apple, and one-touch pairing for iOS and Android, the Studio Buds comes in black, blue, gray, red, or white. They offer a secure in-canal seal that stays put over long listening sessions. They feature an IPX4 water-resistance rating, which means they can withstand light splashes. Just don't clean them under the faucet or put them into the case still wet. On-ear controls let you navigate tracks, manage playback and calls, and cycle through ANC/Transparency modes. Beats estimates roughly five hours of battery life with ANC on, or eight hours with it turned off, plus an additional 10 to 16 hours in the charging case. Beats Studio Buds(Opens in a new window) for $99.95 Other Daily Deals You ...

Son design discret; Sa réduction de bruit active; Un son dynamique;

Un écosystème moins exclusif à Apple; Un manque de fonctionnalités; Une batterie inconsistante;

If you have an Android phone, these are among the best-value true wireless earbuds you can buy right now

Great sound; Comfortable and lightweight; ANC;

Few customisation options in app; No Apple H1 chip; Nothing else at this price;

Now £99, the Beats Studio Buds are an excellent Airpods Pro alternative

These in-ears offer the convenience and practicality of AirPods Pro - but in a more affordable and Google Android-friendly package. They might not be the most exciting earphones in the world, but they're very easy to recommend and do everything you need from a pair of wireless 'buds.

Affordable; Android Fast Pair support; Balanced sound; Convenient button control;

No wireless charging case; No H1 Chip for Apple cross-device pairing;

Bold and punchy sound; Spacious and detailed presentation; Comfortable design; Decent ANC;

Slightly harsh treble; No volume control; Phone calls a little weak;

The Beats Studio Buds are a fantastic pair of true wireless buds, offering a lot to love at a reasonable price. With a refined sound signature, they deliver superb performance for the money, with decent noise-cancellation, a comfortable design and a more inclusive approach for Android users. Their feature set isn’t as extensive as some buds out there, while the Transparency mode and phone call quality leaves a little to be desired. Battery life could be a touch better, too. But these are minor grumbles in an otherwise convincing little package. Beats has found its stride.

Bold and punchy sound; Spacious and detailed presentation; Comfortable design; Decent ANC;

Slightly harsh treble; No volume control; Phone calls a little weak;

Natural, balanced tone ; Solid noise cancellation/transparency mode; iOS and Android support ; Comfortable to wear;

Battery life less than rivals ; No wireless charging ; App is slim on features;

The Beats Studio Buds are easily the best-sounding earbuds Beats has ever made. They’re comfortable to wear and they sound great, plus they support active noise cancellation. Unfortunately, their call quality isn't great and they're missing Apple's H1 Wireless Chip.

Great sound quality; Comfortable to wear; Active Noise Cancellation;

ANC could be stronger; Lackluster call quality; No H1 Wireless Chip

The Beats Studio Buds are easily the best earbuds Beats has ever made. They’re comfortable to wear and they sound great, plus they support active noise cancellation and Apple’s 3D Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos.

Great sound quality; Spatial Audio support; Active Noise Cancellation;

Noise cancellation could be stronger; Battery life could be better; Small size makes them easy to misplace