Yes, Beats wireless earbuds are good for everyday listening, with punchy sound, quick pairing, and dependable battery life.

Yes, Beats Solo 4 are worth it for Apple users who want compact on-ear headphones with long battery life and handy ecosystem perks.

Yes, Beats headphones and earbuds are wireless via Bluetooth, with most models also offering wired playback through USB-C or 3.5 mm connections.

Yes, Beats Studio Pro are worth buying for strong ANC, long battery life, and USB-C lossless modes if you want Apple-leaning features.

Yes, Beats Studio Pro headphones connect wirelessly via Bluetooth while also supporting USB-C and 3.5 mm cables for wired listening.

No, Beats Studio Pro headphones aren’t waterproof; they have no IP rating, so keep them away from rain, sweat, and splashes.

No, Beats Studio Pro headphones have no water-resistant rating; treat Beats Studio Pro as non-waterproof and keep them away from rain, sweat, and splashes.

Yes, Beats Studio Pro use active noise cancelling with a Transparency mode and an off setting.

Beats Studio Pro are strong everyday headphones with punchy sound, solid ANC, and handy USB-C audio; a bass-tilt means mids aren’t the clearest.

No, Solo 4 headphones do not include active noise cancellation; they rely on snug pads for passive isolation.