Beats Fit Pro Review
The Fit Pro essentially adds a flexible silicone stabilizing "arm" on top of last year's Studio Buds. Once you roll your arm over your ear, they stay in place even during the most vigorous workout, or you can wear them without tucking the arm in for quieter listening. The top portion of the earcup protrudes slightly from your ear and features a single multi-function "b" button that you press or hold once, twice, or three times to skip tracks, change sound modes, or adjust the volume to your liking to suit. The music also stops when you remove an earphone.
The headphones attach magnetically to a flip case for charging and storage, resembling a mini version of the giant Powerbeats Pro case. It's slightly larger than the best on the market, but still roughly fits in the pocket of a pair of jeans. The headphones last up to six hours of active noise-canceling playback between charges, which is two hours less than the best competitors, but at least an hour longer than the Studio Buds and AirPods Pro.
Construction and design
The headphones themselves are lightweight, comfortable, and offer a very secure fit thanks to the new flexible wingtips that stick to your ear. Whether you're jogging or on your daily commute, Beats Fit Pro stays on without falling off or feeling uncomfortable. We prefer the snug fit of this over the sometimes clunky AirPods Pro. The IPX4 rating for water and sweat resistance means they will survive rain, a sweaty workout, or a very humid day.
Excellent sound and noise reduction
The Fit Pro sounds great, especially for fitness-focused headphones. They have a well-balanced and well-rounded sound that is suitable for a variety of genres. They can produce deep notes with a beat when needed, but the bass should not drown out the good notes and high notes. The vocals are great, the separation of the instruments is good and they handle the complex songs well. They sound like Apple's AirPods Pro and slightly better than the Studio Buds, but they can't quite match Sony's best headphones.
It's a similar story for noise cancellation. Matching the efficiency of AirPods Pro, the Fit Pro successfully reduces low-end noise, motors, and fans, while counteracting higher noise such as finger taps on keyboards. The Situational Awareness mode is one of the most natural sounds available, ideal for listening to notifications or a quick conversation.
Spatial sound
In addition to standard stereo sound, the Fit Pro has Apple's virtual spatial sound surround sound technology thanks to the H1 chip. This makes it sound like it's coming from a collection of speakers around you instead of being routed directly through the ear canal, giving it more atmosphere.
When used with Apple devices, the headset follows your head movements and adjusts the sound so that it is always pointed at the screen in front of you. This works especially well for movies and TV shows with a Dolby soundtrack, but it also works with music. It's all very smart.
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True Wireless Headphones: Beats Fit Pro
Beats is owned by Apple, and with it comes all the simple convenience of AirPods and the brilliant H1 chip that powers the buttons. From instant setup and pairing to instant access to battery status to button controls and Siri voice controls, Beats Fit Pro is incredibly easy to listen to within seconds of taking them out of the box. They are flawless to use. Not once have we experienced dropouts or connectivity issues when pairing with our iPhone 12.
Instead of touch-sensitive controls, the Beats Fit Pro uses reliable buttons. Press the headset (where the 'b' icon is) to control music playback, while a long press toggles between ANC and Transparency mode, or you can adjust it to change the volume. On-ear volume control is a feature missing from the Beats Studio Buds and AirPods Pro, so it's nice to see it added here. Inside each earbud is a 9.5mm drive unit designed specifically for these ANC headphones. The sensors in the button also detect when you take a button out and automatically pause the music, which is always a handy feature.