The BeatsX earphones offers all-day comfort as well as impressive sound and a battery that will last all day.

The Beats Powerbeats3 have largely the same look as the Powerbeats2 but do have a little bit of an improvement to fit and some performance upgrades as well. Obviously being a Beats product, the price is a little high although we have seen the price drop as of late.

Great battery life; Fit is very secure; Fast fuel charging (5 min = 2 hours; Strong Bluetooth stability; Water and sweat resistant

Expensive; Don't completely seal off ear canal; Wind noise due to design

You know how when you get a new pair of headphones, taking them out of the box is always a task You always end up ripping the box to bits because the headphone cable is tangled throughout and hidden away behind plastic and cardboard. But not Beats' new BeatsX wireless headphones.

Beats headphones have always divided opinion, and in this sense BeatsX are the most "Beats-like" yet

These are good headphones. I use them with my iphone 6s Plus, and they work pretty well, but not perfectly. I'm 6'3", 280 lbs (male) and the cord is just long enough. Other reviews stated that the cord was too long, but I find it almost too short to sit in place over my neck.

It's the combination of the W1 chip, smart construction and good sound that makes the Beats X an easy recommendation at $129. That may be a tall order for some looking for a simple pair of earphones.

W1 chip = simple pairing and super long range; Decent sound; Long battery life; Lightning cable charging

Relatively expensive, Not the best sound you could get for the price vs; wired earphones

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 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;

There's something remarkable about the new Beats X earphones. It's not so much their sound quality - which is pretty good - nor is it the rubbery build, their wirelessness or the ease with which they rest in your ears.

Mashable Choice highlights the best of everything we cover, have experienced first-hand and would recommend to others. There's something remarkable about the new Beats X earphones.