We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You could make a solid argument that the clever part of Beats Solo Buds isn't what you push in your ears, but what lives in your pocket.

And the Beats Solo Buds miss out on these same things, too. Just like AirPods, the Solo Buds’s case doesn’t support wireless charging. They don’t have an IP rating — the entry-level AirPods are ...

What that means: instant connectivity out of the case and fewer dropouts. Another pair of Beats earbuds on sale: Amazon’s got a rare deal right now that brings the Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless ...

Why you should buy the Beats Fit Pro wireless earbuds In our review of the Beats ... hours if you include the power from their charging case. There’s a lot of reasons to love the Beats Fit ...

I never thought I'd see a pair of truly-wireless earbuds without a charging case, and the Beats Solo Buds naturally caught my eye as a result. The idea isn't horrible, but other brands shouldn't ...

The Beats buds do link with your phone automatically when removed from the case, which is another great AirPods Pro 2 feature. While I do listen to music with wireless earbuds, my main concerns ...

By the time Beats was done slashing and burning, it had indeed produced a sub-$100 set of wireless earbuds. The question is, did it go too far? Let’s start with the biggest change: the case.