What these earbuds add at the source
- Amazon price
- $99.95
- Customer rating
- 4.2
- Customer reviews
- 89157
- Typical price over 90 days
- $108.32
- Difference
- $8.37 (8 percent)
The Beats Studio Buds put the wireless playback chain in two small pieces: the earbuds themselves and the case that carries their charge. A custom acoustic platform handles the sound, and two listening modes let you decide how much of the room reaches you. Active Noise Cancelling pulls the outside down, while Transparency mode lets it back in without removing an earbud.
We'd consider the $99.95 price a reasonable entry point. It sits $8.37 below the typical price over the last 90 days, and 89,157 reviews give you a broad read on how owners live with them.
How it connects to your phone
Class 1 Bluetooth is the link here, and Beats rates it for extended range and fewer dropouts. The built-in microphones carry your voice on calls and handle voice assistant interaction, so the same pair that plays music can take a call at your desk. Apple and Android devices are both supported.
Charging runs through USB-C to USB-C, and the cable is in the box. The power adapter is not, so plan on your own wall plug. Beats lists up to 8 hours of listening time, or up to 24 hours when you count the pocket-sized case.
Which listening need these suit
A stable seal is the point of the three soft ear tip sizes, and the IPX4 rating covers sweat and water resistance for workouts and commutes. If your day moves between a noisy train, a call, and a run, this is the shape of earbud that keeps up without much thought.
Pass if you need a wired option, since nothing here runs over a cable, or if you want an adapter included for charging away from a USB-C port.
From source to room: check which ear tip size seals in your ears before judging the noise cancelling, and confirm the Bluetooth codec and pairing steps for your specific phone model.
Spec sheet
| Model | MJ4X3LL/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Size | One Size |
