Beats Fit Pro – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds – Apple H1 Headphone Chip, Compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth®, Built-in…
$199.00
Last updated on September 22, 2023 4:10 pm Details
- Flexible, secure-fit wingtips for all-day comfort and stability
- Custom acoustic platform delivers powerful, balanced sound
- Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking for immersive music, movies, and games
- Three distinct listening modes: Active Noise Cancelling, and Transparency Mode, and Adaptive EQ
- Enhanced by the Apple H1 chip for Automatic Switching, Audio Sharing (with another pair of Beats headphones or Apple AirPods), and “Hey Siri”
- Sweat and water resistant (IPX4-rated) earbuds
- Up to 6 hours of listening time (up to 24 hours combined with pocket-sized charging case)
- High-quality call performance and voice assistant interaction via built-in microphones
- Industry-leading Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts
- What’s in the Box – Beats Fit Pro True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds; Matching charging case; Eartips with three size options; USB-C to USB-C charging cable; Quick Start Guide; Warranty card. (USB-C power adapter sold separately)
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Beats Fit Pro – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds – Apple H1 Headphone Chip, Compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth®, Built-in…
$199.00
Jean-Philippe Rousseau –
I had a pair of AirPods Pro. Always found they were just good but not great. They did everything well but were just okay. Once these became available I decided to give them a try. The beats fit pro don’t disappoint. They are hands down superior in every way. Sound and fit are fantastic and much better look. Bass I found was lacking with the pros, not the case with the beats. Great update 10/10!
jdeladu –
Been using these for a couple of weeks now and I am very impressed, they connected to my iPhone and iPad before I could get them in my ear, they automatically transition from one devise to the other seamlessly. I have read a few comments about their comfort level, or lack there of, but with anything new it takes a little while to get use to it and as one reviewer pointed out if you give them a slight twist up they catch very well, and it doesn’t irritate my ear at all, and most importantly, they will not fall out! The sound, charge time and noise canceling features are as good as described in the product description, they do not disappoint.
Glenn Peison –
*Update*
Apple finally did it. These are the best buds they’ve ever made and probably the best on the market especially if you’re an IOS user.
They are very comfortable and most importantly, THEY FIT AND THEY STAY PUT. Seriously, once you find the right ear tip, the little soft wing tips lock the buds in your ear. They’re water/sweat resistant. They are exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Don’t mess around with the the air pro’s or the 3’s. These are better than either. Honestly they’re great for just every day use as well. You can wear them for hours. They’re small and discreet.
The only negatives are that the case could be a little more solid, and the noise cancelation could be better. But who cares. They nailed everything else.
I’ve had the beats pro fits for one day. I like them so far. Here are some pros and cons
Pros:
The fit is comfortable. The provided ear tips were carried enough that I found a size that worked for me. I needed a medium on my left and a large on my right.
The audio quality is very good.
Spatial audio is kinda wild. I like it but it doesn’t work well in all circumstances. For audio designed for it, it’s a very cool effect.
The controls are good. The ability to control volume from the buds is a major plus.
The mics seem to work well but I haven’t tried them yet in a noisy environment like on a run or at the gym. They have picked up my voice even when speaking low when I activate Siri.
They seem to be pretty secure in my ear but I haven’t really put them through their paces yet in a proper workout.
They are easy to put in and take out so I can see myself using them for every day use and workouts which is the kind of all-in-one multi use ear bud I was looking for. They’re low profile and discreet.
Single ear bud use works fine.
Quick charge does work. In about five minutes I can get my buds to about an hour charge in the case.
I don’t find the case too bulky. Fits in my pocket just fine.
Connection is stable even over distance and through walls.
Cons:
The case feels cheap and flimsy. It feels like it could and will break with use. Hopefully I’m wrong.
I would like the ability to customize the button actions. You can’t do that on an iPhone for some reason. You can only change what action a press and hold does and you can only choose between activating noise cancelation, volume control and Siri. Siri control is redundant because with most modern iPhones Siri is always on anyhow.
No wireless charging. Weird choice since that’s the way devices are headed. At least it’s usb c.
The Happy Lad –
Sound and noise canceling is great, however the wingtip design puts uncomfortable pressure on the ear making them too painful to wear after only 10 minutes.
Not all ears are the same, but this was my experience.
Airpods pro have the same sound quality but are way more comfortable for hours of listening
Jason Salerno –
I am an Audiophile that has always used wired headphones.
I also like my music on the go, but couldn’t for the life of mine find Comfy Earbuds.
These are as comfortable as they get, the winglets are nice, but I really think I don’t like having things shoved inside my ear. The Features are very nifty and the passthru or whatever it’s called seemed like a neat feature, but definitely useless. Spatial Audio is abysmal. Sound is nice, I mean, I’ve had $30 earbuds that sounded as good I guess :/. ANC is definitely good.
I really like the wired airpods from Apple, I might try the second gen wireless ones, but these are going back to Amazon, I expected something outstanding.
I can’t say that these are bad, but they’re definitely not worth the asking price. Therefore my review stands as this :
5 Star Bluetooth Sound
5 Star Features
1 Star Sound Quality when compared to Wired
0 Star Price
Amazon Customer –
I bought Beats before and was realy not impressed and returned them, this was like 5 years ago. I read the good reviews and decided to try these out, and wow! You won’t be dissapointed!
Mr. Karalic –
J’avais déjà des écouteurs sans-fil avec ANC (les FP9 de LG) et même si je suis très satisfait de ces derniers, j’avais tout de même des critiques à formuler au sujet du système d’annulation active du bruit. Alors, comme l’on entend beaucoup parler des Beats Fit Pro, j’ai eu envie de les essayer…
POUR :
– Le confort est indéniable, à partir du moment où vous avez le “truc” pour placer les écouteurs. Cela prend un peu de pratique, mais une fois placés, ils ne bougent plus (parfait pour le sport, par exemple, mais pas seulement). Les ailettes sont confortables et permettent de maintenir les écouteurs en place. C’est très souple, donc on ne les sent pas sur l’oreille.
– La qualité du son est vraiment très bonne pour la taille des écouteurs. Le son est très équilibré (non, pas trop de basses comme se fût le cas au début avec Beats).
– L’ANC est vraiment bluffante ! Je suis impressionné par le système d’annulation du bruit. J’ai fait le test en marchant à côté d’un boulevard, j’ai activé la fonction et le bruit des voitures a disparu (presque totalement). C’est le gros avantage par-rapport à d’autres modèles.
– La recharge, par USB-C est très rapide. Pour le moment, rien à redire sur l’autonomie (environ 5-6h sans remettre les écouteurs dans la boîte de recharge, 24h avec).
– Le mode transparence est très efficace également, parfait pour rester à l’écoute de votre environnement sans avoir à enlever les écouteurs.
– Les contrôles sont simples et fiable : c’est un bouton physique que l’on presse une, deux ou trois fois pour contrôler la musique et une longue pression pour changer le mode d’écoute (ANC ou transparence). Mais vous pouvez les reconfigurer.
– L’appairage est assez simple et le passage d’un appareil à un autre est transparent (je suis sur iOS et MacOS). Sitôt que je bouge la souris de mon Mac, par exemple, il me propose de switcher le son dans les écouteurs. C’est vraiment cool !
CONTRE :
– En insérant les écouteurs, on est tenté d’appuyer sur le bouton qui déclenche la fonction “play”… il faut insérer les écouteurs par les côtés. Pas très pratique.
– La boîte de recharge est (un peu) grosse, puis paraît un peu “cheap”. C’est très “plastique”… mais c’est une question de point de vue. Les couleurs sont très réussies (j’ai le modèle en gris).
– Le micro est très bon. Seul bémol, c’est qu’il capte beaucoup de bruits ambiants je trouve… un peu plus que les compétiteurs. Peut-être que cela prendra une mise-à-jour du firmware pour corriger un peu cela.
En conclusion, ce sont de très bons écouteurs et la réduction de bruit est vraiment efficace. Vous pouvez facilement vous isoler, sans avoir un gros casque encombrant. Pour le moment, ce sont les meilleurs écouteurs dans leur catégorie, selon moi.
JH –
First off case is of the quality of a dollar store item and is already loose on the hinge allowing the lid to slide around in ways it’s not meant to. It’s so round and slippery you will drop it countless times just trying to open or close it. What a joke. This is a WIDESPREAD problem just Google it.
Secondly there’s white noise buzzing in the left earbud with either ANC setting. Unless you blast your music 24/7 you will hear this. This is a WIDESPREAD problem too.
Thirdly there is a small printed “R” for the right earbud but it came already 50% wore off and after just putting the ear buds in and out a few times to test them out for around an hour all the “R” is almost wore off. No “L” on the left earbud but maybe it already wore off? No doubt this will be a widespread problem too.
Third- Comfort. These actually hurt my ears there is no comfortable fit. I’ve bought and worn loads of earbuds over the past 10-15 years and I’ve never had a pair actually hurt my ears and certainly not after just a few minutes of wear.
Wouldn’t recommend these to anyone. Maybe if they were about $50 and they could fit well but beyond that these are a ripoff unless you can get over a case that’s basically broken and don’t mind white noise buzzing in one earbud unless you have ANC off and/or listen to music at full blast and in that case you don’t need ANC anyway. Save your money and look elsewhere.
The Happy Lad –
These are my new favorite headphones for all-around and daily use. I use these for Zoom meetings, HIIT workouts, and the connectivity is awesome. Battery life is superb and set up was pretty easy. Just place them next to your iPhone and boom! Connect. The ANC (active noise cancellation) is ridiculously good. It mutes out all the unnecessary sound outdoors and when I work out. The highs AND lows are accurate and sound much more professional-grade than my older Powerbeats headphones AND Airpods 2. I can even do a backflip and they stay on! A huge plus for the wings that help keep the headphones stay on. Get the purple model because why not!? Is this worth the 200? YES. If you love listening to music, if you love working out, and if you want some comfortable headphones that will stay in your ear, get yourself a pair. Worth!