The Buds+ emitted an unhappy squawk when I tried. I mean, you can - they’ll fit - but they won’t charge. Speaking of the case: No, it doesn’t do wireless charging yes, it has the same physical dimensions as the original no, you can’t put the Buds+ inside the original case or vice versa. As before, a 5-minute quick charge will buy you an extra hour of playtime, and also as before, your playtime will be heavily reduced when using ANC or transparency (down to six hours). In other words, the case now holds three full charges instead of the previous two. Not so much on a per-charge basis, which only goes up by an extra hour when not using ANC (9 hours versus 8), but absolutely on the total battery life, which jumps from 24 to 36 hours. Sadly, Beats hasn’t carried over the ear fit test function from the Fit Pro, so finding that perfect fit will be a bit of trial and error.īattery life has been substantially improved. More people will be likely to agree - you get four sizes of silicone eartips to choose from, instead of three, including a set of extra-small tips.
These remain some of the most comfortable in-ear buds I have ever worn. You still get IPX4 water resistance - good enough for workouts if you clean them after - and thankfully, the excellent ergonomics of the originals have been preserved. Beats says this new design reduces unintentional clicks and I concur accidental presses are now very rare. Sure enough, if you look closely, you can see that the buttons now sit almost flush with the edges of the earbuds, instead of being perched on top.
Single Beats Studio Buds+ (transparent) next to a Studio Bud. That goes for the batteries, the microphones, and even the multifunction buttons. And yet Beats claims that 95% of the internal components in both the buds and the case are new. What’s crazy about the Beats Studio Buds+ is that - if you ignore the wild new transparent color option - they look virtually identical to the Studio Buds.
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