I’ve been using the Beats Solo 4 Wireless Headphones for a while now, and overall I’m really happy with them. The first thing I noticed is how lightweight and comfortable they feel, even after wearing them for a few hours. The sound is clear and well-balanced, with enough bass to enjoy music without it being overwhelming. Pairing them with my phone was quick and easy, and the connection has been stable so far.The battery life is honestly one of the best parts. I don’t have to charge them constantly, which makes a big difference for daily use. They also fold up nicely, so they’re easy to carry around in my bag. They’re not noise-canceling, so you’ll still hear some background sound, but for me that hasn’t been a dealbreaker. Overall, they feel like a solid, reliable pair of headphones for everyday listening.

I LOVE these headphones! I was initially hesitant to buy this headset because I already had AirPods, but i always struggled to find ear buds that fit in my apparently small ears and didn’t constantly fall out. After some encouragement from my fiancé who already had these headphones, I decided it was worth a shot to try something different. Boy I’m glad I did! The sound quality and noise cancellation are top notch, and the battery life is frankly amazing. I rarely have to charge them even after using them for hours at a time. Comfort-wise, it isn’t perfect as long usage can result in some very mild discomfort in the form of ear squishing. However, overall the comfort is pretty great, especially in comparison to ear buds which always caused me a lot of discomfort and even pain when wearing for 30 minutes or more. So far, they’re also pretty durable and robust. Highly recommend!

This is my first pair of Beats headphones. Besides loving the fact that they were available in pink, the sound is great. The only thing that is a con for me is that I thought that they would have more bass in them, but they don’t, which isn’t a takeaway for me. They also support Spatial Audio if you have that feature set on your phone for iPhone. When you turn your head left or right, it sounds like the music is following whatever direction your head is turned, and that’s really cool. The ear support is really comfortable, and when I have them on for a while, they don’t make my earlobes hurt compared to the last headphones I have owned. The quality is great, they can fold when not in use, and can be placed in the case that they come with. The volume control is decent, depends on what your phone volume settings are set to especially if you have a phone that detects high volume and suggest that you turn your volume down to keep from getting hearing loss or damage. Noise cancellation is decent also.

Lightweight, good sound and connects easily. Love the color.It did make my ears sweat some but I was working outside in the yard.

What a good taste! Those Beats Solo3 Wireless in pink satin (Rose Gold) are a classic that combines style and a very powerful sound. If you are looking for headphones that look as good as they sound, the Beats Solo3 are the perfect choice. They are ideal for daily use, going to the gym or simply enjoying your favorite music with a lot of style.

So today is the last day before my return window closes and I am on the fence about keeping them. Straight up there are features I really like. But there are two major downsides that cause me to think twice. I have been wearing them everyday since the day I received them, for hours a day, in multiple scenarios : work, workout, yard work, housework, etc. Especially as I really wanted to give them a fair chance. Right from the get go just a few hours in they began hurting my ears. So I did what I usually do with other like-headphones: I turned them around. At first when I did this they seemed to be unidirectional but after a few times they became bidirectional and it really helps with the longevity of wearability, esp if I keep flipping all day on long days. But still nothing like my old headphones that I have had for years and paid $50 for, which have outlasted multiple other pairs. With my old ones I can go 8 hours before feeling the need to flip em around due to discomfort. But staying on the longevity side what I do love about them is the battery, which I can go three to four long days of wear without needing to recharge. Love love love that!! Esp when needing to run out of the house and didn’t have time to charge my headphones. Plus’s the ease of connecting to WiFi! Love!! Instead of having to go into systems and go thru the whole manual routine of connecting, these you just press the button and the screen pops up to connect! Plus they do let you know when you have a potential important message, whether text, email or fb and asks if you want it read. Then it seems to have smart capability to filter according to your interests. Even not to interrupt you again if you say no. One of the biggest drawbacks, though, esp when working in the heat, like yard work or cleaning out garage, is they cause my ears to sweat. And I’m typically not a sweater! Hate that! And they really sweat! They are attractive and I got the “pink,” which as some have said don’t look pink, except in certain lighting. Which honestly after using fur a month I do think of these as my “pink” headphones. If the ear cuff piece wasn’t so small they’d be perfect! Sound quality and all that is good but I’m not an expert on that, as I’m typically listening to audio books or podcasts and not necessarily music. And they did come in a really nice packaging. But so today I’m opting to wear my old headphones, which are finally, after ten years, starting to lose their charge-ability, but so that’ll be the test of whether I just need to look for another version of those or decide to keep the Beats Solo. I do like them but like a pair of shoes, you gotta have comfortably!

Great sound and noise cancellation. The battery life is long and charges fast.

I’ve always struggled with earbuds slipping out—especially if I was sweating—and it drove me crazy. Switching to Beats was the best decision. They stay put, they’re incredibly comfortable, and setup was a breeze. Plus, going a full week between charges is a huge bonus. Absolutely worth every cent.

The Beats Solo 4 represents a major technical leap for one of the most recognizable pairs of headphones on the planet. While the iconic, foldable design remains familiar, the internal hardware has been completely overhauled to meet modern standards. The Gold and Black aesthetic provides a high-end, sophisticated look that feels more mature than earlier iterations. One of the most impressive upgrades is the staggering 50 hours of battery life, which allows most people to go an entire week without reaching for a charging cable. Even if you do run out of power, the Fast Fuel feature provides five hours of playback from just a ten-minute charge, and the addition of a 3.5mm port means you can still listen to music even when the battery is completely dead.Sound quality has also seen a significant refinement. These headphones now feature custom 40mm transducers designed to reduce electronic interference and distortion, resulting in a much cleaner and more balanced sound profile than the bass-heavy Beats of the past. They also support Personalized Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, which creates an immersive, theater-like experience for movies and music. It is worth noting that these are "on-ear" headphones, meaning they rest directly on your ears rather than surrounding them. While the new UltraPlush cushions are incredibly soft, they prioritize a secure fit that stays put during movement, which some users may find a bit snug during very long listening sessions.Compatibility is another area where the Solo 4 shines, offering a truly "platform-agnostic" experience. They feature one-touch pairing for both Apple and Android devices and integrate perfectly with both "Find My" and "Find My Device" ecosystems. Unlike the larger Studio Pro model, the Solo 4 relies on passive noise isolation rather than active noise cancellation; while the thick cushions do a great job of blocking out office chatter and street noise, they won't completely silence a loud airplane engine. For the commuter or student who wants a mix of legendary style, massive battery life, and high-fidelity sound in a portable package, the Solo 4 is a top-tier contender.

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Excelente producto la caja muy golpeada pero el resto 10/10 si el embalaje estuviese en mejores condiciones le daría 5 estrellas pero el producto justo lo que promete

I'm a huge headphone collector always looking for good quality sets. A very long time ago I used to own the first beats generation whose quality was amazing... over time I started using other sets and brands like Sony, Bose, etc.. I have a lot of sets for particular purposes. Yes is right that these don't come with noise cancelling and that music doesn't stop when you take them off... but I was not looking for any high end/premium headphones, but instead something more simple, classic, that could deliver good sound quality. It is also true that its bass is not what it used to be, but this is to help to provide a better and more crisp sound. Apple indeed made a downgrade and I'm not a full fan of downgrading bass, but being able to use the spatial sound feature in these is great, it makes music much more enjoyable with clear vocals and you can actually distinguish instruments better than just having a full blast on the bass.Again, I wasn't going for a noise cancelling set, and its "passive" noise cancelling is good enough (not for very loud places like airplanes though) but that's why I have other sets in case I want noise cancelling.This stays on pretty well while working out and even though is not specified it does feel sweat resistance and they feel pretty comfortable.Love their size btw, small, compact enough to fit in a my already bulky backpack. It came with a very nice case/pack where I can fill with a few more stuff, so that's a big plus.Not sure other models, but I loved my blue ones.Now... even though they feel quite comfortable, not sure they would be in the long run... they get a little less comfortable after an hour of use or so, bringing a little pressure in your ears, particularly the right side near the charging port (something odd about it makes it uncomfortable). Cushion is not as stiff like other brands, but it's ok... not the best, but manageable.Overall I do give these a 5 star because of the price/quality value, their sound quality, durability, and how convenient this are.Is probably not a must buy, but I would buy them again.note: My wife tried them and now she wants a pair too LOL, she loved them... So will buy another set just for her.