I have a beats pill and a holder and beats ear buds

I like them a lot and I use them every day at work and at home and to go for a walk

Comfortable; Compact; Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound; Lightweight; Stylish

The Beats by Dre BeatsX headphones deliver more than just a slick design, premium workmanship and first-rate aesthetics. These in-ears in fact seem a lot closer in technical function and capability to Apple's new AirPods, rather than their own Beats brothers.

The slickly designed BeatsX is an appealing neckband-style wireless headphone that offers a lot of the "magic" of Apple's AirPods in a more conventional, sports-friendly design.

The BeatsX is a comfortable, lightweight, water-resistant, neckband-style Bluetooth headphone with a secure in-ear fit and good sound quality; It pairs instantly with Apple devices, rolls up to fit in an included carrying case, and charges quickly via Lightning, not MicroUSB.

Slight treble push; cords may seem a bit long for some users.

The Beats BeatsX Wireless are neckband headphones well-suited for sports. Their rubberized design is lightweight and flexible, making t...

Like 'em or hate 'em, Apple's AirPods have been the talk of the headphone world ever since they were announced alongside the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus back in September 2016. But there's another Apple wireless headphone from the company's Beats by Dre subsidiary that's also received its share of buzz: The BeatsX ($150, £130, AU$200). And like the AirPods, the BeatsX was also delayed, but it's officially available as of February 10.

The slickly designed BeatsX is an appealing neckband-style wireless headphone that offers a lot of the "magic" of Apple's AirPods in a more conventional, sports-friendly design.

The BeatsX is a comfortable, lightweight, water-resistant, neckband-style Bluetooth headphone with a secure in-ear fit and good sound quality; It pairs instantly with Apple devices, rolls up to fit in an included carrying case, and charges quickly via Lightning, not MicroUSB.

Slight treble push; cords may seem a bit long for some users.

I get that Beats has a kudos that a company such as JBL is lacking, and that the styling of the AirPods makes them a no-go for many a prospective purchaser. And if you choose the BeatsX headphones for those reasons, you at least won’t find them unpleasant in any way. But if sound quality matters, you can do just as well for far less money by going for the JBL Everest 100s. On the other hand, if it’s techy awesomeness you’re after, the AirPods have got a heck of a lot more of that. In short, the BeatsX headphones are fine, but you can do better than fine. And if you’re determined to get some headphones with Beats emblazoned upon them, the Solo3 cans and Powerbeats3 sporty buds are both far easier to recommend. Buy the BeatsX headphones here from Currys PC World

The W1 chip makes the wireless connection a breeze; Great battery life and range; Stylish and comfortable; Buttons beat Siri for controlling your tunes;

Audio quality doesn’t justify the price; Pick up dirt easily; No automatic pause when you remove a bud;

I went back to the store when I discovered this product is suitable for iPhone and not for Android. I asked a staff member, Ross, if I could get an exchange. Instead, he had another team member to connect this product to my android phone. It worked but it is not a good fit as it still turn on/off automatically till to-date. Should have gone to JB Hifi.

Very happy with them

The earphones kept turning on and off while in used. It's extremely irritating.