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If you have an Android phone, you have to download the Beats app. The latter enables a pop-up message showing beats studio3 the remaining battery percentage. If you suddenly run out of juice, the Flex support fast charging. It’s well-controlled and remarkably well balanced for what is essentially a pair of budget earbuds. Having been… Continue reading Beats Flex Review: Apples Budget-Friendly Bluetooth Earbuds

And some people just flat-out don’t want completely wireless earbuds, which can be easily misplaced. So Apple-owned Beats made the $50 Flex as an entry-level Bluetooth option for iPhone users . If you need a cheapish pair of wireless headphones – especially for an iPhone 12 given they no longer include bundled buds – the… Continue reading Beats Flex Review: Apples Budget-Friendly Bluetooth Earbuds

And some people just flat-out don’t want completely wireless earbuds, which can be easily misplaced. So Apple-owned Beats made the $50 Flex as an entry-level Bluetooth option for iPhone users . If you need a cheapish pair of wireless headphones – especially for an iPhone 12 given they no longer include bundled buds – the… Continue reading Beats Flex Review: Apples Budget-Friendly Bluetooth Earbuds

The Flex are based on the Beats X, which cost £130 when they were released three years ago, featuring an early iteration of Apple’s W1 chip. The W1 is still here, but battery life sees a leap from eight to 12 hours, and that’s just one of the many upgrades found on the Flex for… Continue reading Beats Flex Review: Apples Budget-Friendly Bluetooth Earbuds