Beats Solo 4 - Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones, Apple & Android Compatible, Up to 50 Hours of Battery Life - Cloud Pink

Super neutral and clean sound stage. Very impressed for the price I got them. Highly recommend!

18.0.1 iOS for iPhone 15 Pro. I can’t automatically pair. It starts to look like it’s going to pair but it doesn’t. I am disappointed because I think this is the way to see the headphone battery level. Overall I do like the sound and the fit is decent. I wear glasses and they don’t seem to bother me. I really like them, they sound great with the USB cord attached to phone. I’m happy with my purchase and the price. I have a hard time wearing AirPods because they hurt my ears and I’m prone to losing them or dropping them. This was a great solution. I just wish they would automatically connect. I did troubleshoot by resetting and turning the phone off and on. A new iOS just came out so I’ll see if that helps. If it does I’ll update my review. People say it looks lilac which I was kind of hoping for but to me it’s just a very light pale pink. Update: 18.1.1 iOS did fix the issue of the not automatically pairing. I’m so happy because it has settings and shows the batter power, similar to just AirPods do. If you’re looking for headphones, I highly recommend. I never thought I’d buy beats, thought they were overhyped but I’m really enjoying them and glad I made the purchase, especially on sale. Im happy with the design, quality and functionality of the Beats Solo Pro 4.

I originally got these because I wanted some a good, cute pair of noise canceling headphones that I can travel with and had a carry case, because I'm the biggest klutz you'd ever meet. I originally ordered my Soundcore by Anker noise canceling headphones and I really disliked them because of how tight they were on my head. I also found myself getting motion sick when I used them or traveled with them. I ended up just giving them to my sister and that girl never takes them off, so she has 10/10 on them. BUT, I, on the other hand, I went back to the drawing board and researched some more, finally coming across these Beats. The were on sale when I bought them and I've enjoyed them so much since I bought them in July/August. I use them when I work in the library, work in general, need to tune out my household, clean with them, etc. No matter how noise canceling the headphones are, noise will always sneak in no matter the headphones, and that's coming from someone with Apple Earbuds and the Beats. Plus, I've been my girlie era recently, so the pink color made my year🩷

If you have a wide head like me, these may not be the best choice for you. They feel quite tight, and can give me a headache if I'm wearing them for too long, especially with my glasses on. Can't deny how great the sound is though! Battery life is great, I've only had to charge a few times since I purchased a month ago.

I am a fairly heavy user of headphones and most recently have used AirPod Pro 2's. I got the beats solo 4 on sale. The sound is very good. The battery life is amazing. The blue color is nice. It is nice that it supports lossless audio via USB-C and also comes with both the USB-C cord and a 3.5 mm male to male cord. They are also very light, and they charge very quickly. They work great with Apple phones and other devices, including spatial audio. They pair easily. There isn't very much to complain about. The only negatives that I have found so far is that it's not quite as convenient to switch between devices because it does not contain the Apple H1/H2 chip, and the clamping force of the headphones is a little too tight if you wear glasses. Hopefully that will loosen up on my particular headphones. The lack of ANC is not a big deal. The earcups are very comfortable and they block out as much noise as a cheaper pair of ANC headphones. But, if you were looking for the sort of silence that you would receive from a more expensive pair of headphones, you probably should buy a more expensive pair of headphones. The carrying case is nice and the headphones do fold to a fairly small size. They also seem fairly durable. The only discomfort that I have wearing them is from the clamping force; I don't know whether I have a larger small head, but I am about 6 feet tall and male. Maybe a smaller framed person would not have that difficulty.. I can wear them for a couple of hours and then it's time to give my head a rest. I'd say for the price that I paid that is worth the trouble. It's a common joke that beats headphones are typically found around people's necks. I don't know whether that is true, but I can tell you that they are very comfortable around your neck. The smaller ear cups and general lightweight nature of this set of earphones make them a perfect candidate for wearing around your neck. Finally, as a recent (and still) Apple snob, it is a little disappointing that the headphones don't know whether they are on your head or sitting on a chair, so they do not pause when you take them off. Of course, they do not have any sort of passthrough sound capability. If, like me, you are slightly disgusted that Apple failed to make any meaningful update to the Apple branded headphones that still cost an arm and a leg this year, these are a nice compromise, considering the price. I saved the best for last and if you continued reading to this point, congratulations, because one of the things it is difficult to ascertain with an online purchase is microphone quality (for calls or voice recognition). It is excellent, and the headphones sound at least as good as my AirPods Pro 2's for calls in both loud and quiet environments.