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If they’d come out at $100 or even $75, they would’ve been a hard pass from me. But at $50 they’re worth considering, especially if you want Apple-friendly earbuds and don’t want to shell out more for AirPods. For a lot of people that pesky wire is a dealbreaker, and I personally hadn’t regularly used… Continue reading Beats Flex review: bigger bass, bigger battery, smaller price

You’ll be able to shout out voice commands and take care of common tasks like setting up calendar invites or voice-to-text friends with ease. In terms of style, these are some of the most attractive buds in any price class or category, thanks to Beats’ portfolio of bold, eye-grabbing colors. Flame Blue and Yuzu Yellow… Continue reading Beats Flex review: bigger bass, bigger battery, smaller price

Apple says none of this data could be used to personally identify you. If our Beats Flex review has you considering other wireless headphone options, then here are three alternatives for you to look at. You can use these headphones wirelessly with Bluetooth-enabled PCs, but can’t connect any other way. These are the settings used… Continue reading Beats Flex review: bigger bass, bigger battery, smaller price

The real star of the show is that impressive battery life, and if you need a new pair of headphones now that the EarPods are no longer included in the box, then the Beats Flex are a solid choice. Regular Powerbeats offer up to 15 hours of battery life but are less convenient to take… Continue reading Beats Flex review: bigger bass, bigger battery, smaller price

The Flex are Beats most affordable earphones to date, and they’re ever so close to being considered a bonafide bargain. The magnetic buds that debuted on the X make a welcome return, and the cable is a little beats flex review longer than you might expect as Beats’ style is for it to curl round… Continue reading Beats Flex review: bigger bass, bigger battery, smaller price