Beats (Apple) - Studio Buds +

I tried the Beats Studio plus and I returned them, poor ANC and they didn't fitt in the ear

I like the feel, look, and pretty sure the quality of sound is great... However, I think the highs and some mids are lacking and getting muddy. It could be personal preference since I came from Beats Studio Plus Buds and maybe those lean into that more. I just want the vocals and treble to shine thru more! So I just need to fiddle with the EQ or wait for someone more skilled than me to post their EQ changes.

Hi! I have huge noise sensitivity and work in a VERY loud open office. I've tried both Loops (ear plugs) and my earbuds - Beats Studio Buds + but they are both inefficient when I just need quiet to be able to focus. My Beats actually have pretty decent noise cancelling when there's constant sound playing through them (like music), but without any sound I can even hear whispers if they're within... I don't know, 5 meters? They're pretty great at filtering background noise (traffic, electronics humming, keyboards etc) but voices are still intense. Now, this is going to be for literally only when I'm at work. I don't care for the actual sound quality, I just need the best noise cancelling I can possibly get without playing noise. I actually hate headphones to death and love my earbuds, I will be still using those in my personal time. I'd also heavily prefer something wireless since I also hate cables (yay!), but if the noise cancelling quality and/or price differences are significant enough, I'm willing to go for wires as well. Since I don't even want to run sound through them and will only be using them at work, I'd love to go cheap but I'd much rather have something truly efficient because the overstimulation ia causing me huuuge irritability :( I hope I mentioned everything. Thank you so much in advance and if there's any more details I can provide, please do tell!

I have considered these.  I just switched to the S25 Ultra and looking for a replacement for my AirPods Pro 2.  I already have a set of Beats Studio Buds+ and overall I like those, but they’re lacking some of the convenience features of stemmed ear buds.  Do the OnePlus have volume control on the stem?

I spent a bit over $200 on my app2 a few weeks ago and have been loving them. I never really wanted wireless buds because i had some jbls before and they were meh, but someone at work raved about noise canceling so i got some beats studio buds + and they were alright but uncomfortable and a few glitches here and there. From being able to always just put them in, not fell them, and they work flawlessly for me so far it is everything I wanted. The app3s just seen like minor improvements just like each new iphone, apple watch, etc so unless you are a health nut the additional data would most likely be next to useless for you. At this point if I were to upgrade it would be because my app2 broke after my 2 year apple care runs out, or to get the airpod max.

I have both the Solo and Studio Buds and I love my clear Studio Buds.

Beats studio buds + is at $99 today. Great pair to have. Amazon Target

My recommendations are the Beats Studio Buds + or the Soundcore A40. Same quality as the AirPods and a bit cheaper.

I know their reputation but the Studio Buds + are actually good and hold up well.

Recently bought Bose QC Earbuds (the recent version, not the old QC nor QCII) and I am overwhelmed by the quality of sound and ANC. I've been particularly looking for something that sounds decently but will not break the bank either. So during the recent Amazon days I tried Apple Airpods 4 and Pro 2, Beats Studio+, Bose QC, Sony WF c710, and Creative Aurvana Ace 2. Firstly, one certainly really needs to try the earbuds before buying. I found all the rankings and reviews to be way disconnected from how the earbuds actually sound. Awards, Editor's Choices and all that PR has nothing to do with the actual product. From the models I tried, only Airpods Pro 2 were close to Bose QC. Marketed Beats, Creative Aurvana with the innovative driver, Sony, all sounded worse than my 7 year old Phillips 2515 earbuds which I bought for $25 on sale long time ago. Bose QC play lows and highs clearly, there is a sense of immersion in the music, I could actually hear the singer's breath and the detail of the song (I used the same song to test all the earbuds). Again, the only earbud which has comparable quality of sound was Airpof Pro 2. Same with the noise cancellation function. Beats QC turned off the noise instantly. Only Apple (both Airpods 4 and Pro 2) had comparable ANC, although I think Bose was slightly better. But the difference between Bose and Apple's ANC is negligeble. Comfort of wearing earbuds also differs, but this is idiosyncratic and is another reason why we should be able to try erabuds before buying (a lot of stores do not allow you to return earbuds unfortunately, so it could be hit or miss). I found Bose to be comfortable enough although not perfect. Yet, I value their sound quality more. Overall: \- Bose makes surprisingly good earbuds in mid-price range. \- So many brands just sell mediocre earbuds at $100+ prices, and reviews are not really helpful, which makes me sad. \- Please try earbuds before buying them or writing reviews. They are soo different. Some are great, many are not. I'm glad I found mine.

Are this exact moment, the Beats Studio Buds + are on sale for like $100. I’m no Beats fan, but the call quality in loud environments is what I bought them for. I watched a ton of videos where folks tested out various earbuds and these seemed to do the best for $100 right now - I’m happy to be proven wrong cause beats are so douchy

Just picked up a set of Beats Studio Buds + for $105 brand new. They stack up really well against the AirPods Pro 2. I think I like their sound better actually. Very comfortable in ear as well.

Been using Beats Studio Buds+ for the last week now and I love them. I had to return my AirPod 4s because I also have small ear canals and they hurt. In the past I've also used AirPod Pros and I feel like these Beats are pretty comparable at a fraction of the price.

They’ve been great. Use them pretty much all day everyday at work.

Beats Studio Buds+ I've had them for 8 months and so far, I’d recommend them—as long as you're not too concerned about in-ear detection. Battery life is solid; I get over 12 hours of continuous use at around 25% volume. They use physical buttons instead of touch controls, which I actually prefer, and the sound quality is decent for the price. That said, no earbuds I’ve owned have lasted me more than a year, so let’s see if these do.

I have the Studio Buds + and they are very good. I recommend them. I haven't tried Fit Pro, but I'm very happy with these. The cancellation and ambient mode are the best. What I like most is the sound quality and the bass, and I forget about Dolby Atmos.

I second the Buds + Clear sound, physical buttons, decent transparency mode that I use daily. Noise cancellation has to be the best for the price. Definitely worth trying especially with the current price.

The APP are the best for iPhone when it comes to integration (ease of use and connectivity) but the only category it beats other premium TWS in is transparency. I think you meant to put Beats Studio Buds + (the ones with transparent case) which I tried and returned because there was something up with the audio. Mic quality might be an issue for those but is good on my Beats Fit Pro which is my daily driver. I've tried plenty of TWS and my top recommendation that isn't APP is the Nothing Ear. They are the only pair that sound really good and isn't lacking severely in other areas. For the majority of people, audio codecs will not make a difference and do not work with iPhone anyway

Beats studio buds + but idk if I would recommend it for the current price

Have you had any issues with pausing not working when you use the button on the earbuds or weird beeping? I had the studio buds + and just sent them for repair but I'm starting to think it's a software issue

I can vouch for this. I have the Studiobuds and Studiobuds+ and this is one of the reasons they likely made the Studiobuds+ because of all the complaints of the phone calls. People on the other line would tell me my voice sounded muddy or underwater. Sure enough, I'd call myself on my work phone and leave myself messages and the recordings were hard to understand. I was hoping firmware upgrades would fix this but nope. I even took them to Apple because I have way cheaper earbuds with better call quality and thought I had a bad pair. Apple sent them back to me after diagnostics and told me they were fine. I was hoping for an exchange thinking I had a faulty pair. I believe the Solobuds likely have better calls because they are newer than the old Studiobuds. I do have to say I love my Studiobuds+. Great noise cancelling, decent transparency, sound is great, you can audio share with other apple earbuds (new firmware update) and the calls are good. The only issue is sometimes the connectivity drops but I did buy a refurbished pair from BestBuy for like $68 bucks with is a steal comparted to the original sticker price of $168.

Saya baru menggunakannya pada hari ini dengan harga ringgit Malaysia 255.00 sahaja. Sebelum ini saya menggunakan beats studio buds plus. 

iPhone uses the aac codec that is not high def, but it still sounds really good . The Beats Studio Plus is a good sounding earbud. I have liked or heard good things about Sony c510, c710, Linkbuds Fit . I own the c510.

For future Redditors: What worked for me was the Beats Studio Buds + with the XS tip. I used this XS tip also in my Beats Fit pro and Bose Quitecomfort Ultra. So my solution was this XS tip

I don’t think so. The Fit Pro are still behind the competition for their sale price. They’re priced not too far behind the AirPods Pro 2 and those are better all around. There are other earbuds also priced around what the Fit Pro are on sale that offer better ANC and more features. They’re just dated at this point and the earbud market has advanced during that time. Currently, the only pair of Beats earbuds worth buying are the Studio Buds+ when they’re reduced down to $100-ish. Every other pair of their earbuds are old, except the new cheap earbuds they came out with that aren’t worth buying at any price.

Beats Studio Buds Plus. They're supper comfortable, decent sound and the battery lasts FOREVER. Plus I already had the Studio pros when I got them so I wanted them to match.

I use the beats studio buds plus. The non plus had noise cancelling but not nearly as good. The plus normally go for $150 but regularly go on sale for $100. I definitely recommend those.

I use Beats Studio Buds and they've been great, can be heard, no background noise. 

I have the airpro4 and had the studio buds+. The latter I just don’t recommend at all, without even comparing to other earbuds. To me, they sound flat and uninspiring. And I don’t know about Android, but on iOS, you don’t get to custom-eq them, other than presets that only work in Apple Music. The airpro4 are solid for the price. Comfortable, customizable, and portable.

I have those and I like them. I just had to switch to the small sized ear pieces. If that’s the only downside to them, I would try to get new ear pieces. But for outdoor activities specifically I use Shokz so I’m aware of my surroundings still. They are excellent.

I use Beats Studio Buds. They’re completely fine. Fit great in my ears. Solid sound. Very happy with them.

They do. As well as ANC (which is just ok). I get just short of a full day, but I generally wear just 1 in transparency situations. The + is the updated model with notably better battery life.

Beats Studio Buds + Noise cancelling is really good. Sound quality is great as well as the mic for video calls. I have the transparent ones because I like to see the insides.

I barely use the buttons so no. Beeping is very occasional when I put them back in the case, but it seems due to no proper contacts. If I plop them back in it's gone.

Beats fit pro for gym/jogging. Beats Studio buds + for casual use, shopping. Air pods pro for somewhere in between 😁. Siri notifications read aloud an response is super helpful for me.

easy on the wallet if your budget is tight. sound is good enough for calls and music. hard to beat 18 hrs of battery life. if you can afford a little more, would recommend studio buds plus.

Beats Studio Buds + for me, they fit well and have active noise cancelling that works very well

I think the actual buds of the solo buds look cleaner, but I really despise the case. I wish they made it more of a pill design with a more rounded bottom than having like a chopped up log. Personally, I have the studio buds plus, and i like those. I recommend these to my brother since they are cheap and made by a reliable company, but in my opinion the buds and buds plus just have a lot more features and longer battery life.

Fit pro have better transparency by a long shot and a few more features, essentially they are APP1 in a sport package. Also the button seems nicer to press than SB+. As for sound, fit pro have less treble and more bass, but overall quality is similar. ANC on fit pro is practically the same performance as APP1, and studio buds plus are very close but slightly worse. I’d recommend fit pro personally, unless you can’t stand the wingtip

Either my Stealth 500’s or my Beats Studio Buds +

Picked up the studio buds plus and liberty 4 nc today. Will see how they are, if they aren't good enough for me I'll try the ear funs next.

I would like to come back to this now, as I'm currently going using the beats studio buds plus. And thank you. These are Great overall. Fit is amazing. It's like their not even there. Amazing passive without pass-through enabled, in fact I can barely tell the difference. Noise canceling is good, could be better but that was one of my last concerns. The sounds is great, I'm not an audiophile but appreciate at least decent quality sound, I think these are all around about perfect for me, they could get slightly louder, but I'm satisfied especially for the price. Thanks again.

I've found the studio buds plus meet most my needs. They could be a littlw louder. But overall their good for me. I'll look into the mpow m12 as well though.

Ended up with beats studio buds +. Not quite as loud as the galaxy buds 2 pro, but close and decent sound. Still wish I could find something a little better/louder but I gave up.

After using them in the loudest tasks I do, honestly they are the perfect volume. Just loud enough to hear all the details over my tasks. And more than enough bass. Perfect balance all around including price, for me.

I'm really liking the studio buds plus as of now.

I'm going to come back and double down on this I really REALLY REALLY like the studio buds plus. I feel like they were made to my ears, comfortability and sound quality wise.

I have beats buds, airpod 2s, 3s, and two pairs of pros 1s. All with left earbuds that failed right after warranty ended. All of them. My bose and jabras are... fine. Overall disappointed with all Bluetooth headphones right now.

I just got Status Audio’s Between 3ANC’s. I love them. My last earbuds were the Beats Buds which I bought because they were cheap. They were good, but didn’t give me the separation I was after. The Between 3ANC’s deliver on separation, the bass sounds beautiful, and the speakers dedicated to the highs and mids deliver a crisp listening experience. If you like loud music like me (sorry to my ears) these earbuds deliver at around 130 decibels. They have all the controls I’m after, though they aren’t customizable and the double tap is hard to get used to (needs to be fast). It has an app where you can customize the sound and turn on active noise cancelling or ambient sound mode. Overall really happy with them, they’re also pretty comfortable and I would trust them on a run. Their battery life is also pretty impressive.