Review on 🎧 Beats Studio Buds: Cutting-Edge True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - Apple & Android Compatible, Red by Andrea Nash

I really expected more from them, the $99 Anker Soundcore Pro headphones sound better than these, which is very depressing considering how big Apple is. I haven't used Beats since Studio 2, these aren't the Beats I remember using. The sound is very flat. Bass can vary in hip hop depending on the genre you listen to. But I tested them for about 2 hours in different genres: dance, hip hop, death metal, country, classical and dubstep. Sure, they're loud, but they sound distorted at any volume above 80%, you lose a lot of audio quality, and you hear them make crackling noises like they're struggling to reproduce the sound. I'm not sure why almost every headphone manufacturer struggles with volume, I remember when we were using wired headphones it was never an issue. One would think that after almost a decade of Bluetooth existence, this would no longer be an issue. I'm very disappointed, I bet Dr. Dre swings them in the air. The case is very thin, if you even touch it, it's stained and looks like it's a few months old. wtf apple? These must be headphones of at least $80. The packaging is also bad, Apple really made everything cheaper, as if in a hurry to compete with Sony, Bose and other new headphones. Go back to Apple R&D and you'll find that not everyone likes flat sound. It is clear to anyone who leaves positive reviews that they have no earbuds other than AirPods. I'm not here to kiss Apple's butt, I'm a true consumer who cares about getting their money's worth. ANC does not affect anything. The only noise it can mask is light background noise. They definitely won't drown out a plane, car, traffic or children playing. Come on, Apple, pull yourself together.