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As with the Beats X, you can magnetically attach them together — and this time, your music will automatically pause whenever you do so. Four sizes of ear tips come in the box, and while the Flex fit me well, I did notice that their passive noise isolation leaves something to be desired. But out… Continue reading Beats’ Flex are the wireless earbuds the iPhone 12 should’ve come with

Once you’ve paired the Flex with an iPhone or iPad it will automatically show up as a paired device on any other Apple device that’s logged in with the same Apple ID account. You can also use theAudio Sharing option to stream your music to a friend who has a compatible beats studio3 set of… Continue reading Beats’ Flex are the wireless earbuds the iPhone 12 should’ve come with

You get premium features like Apple spatial audio with head tracking, an IPX4 build, and comfortable, secure fit. This is currently the priciest set of Beats earbuds but may just be worth it for the right listener. If you don’t have a problem with a cable running behind your neck, the Beats Flex are a… Continue reading Beats’ Flex are the wireless earbuds the iPhone 12 should’ve come with

I found the buds were comfy for one or two hours at a time, but started to feel a bit cumbersome when worn for longer than that. Devices in the Find My network use secure Bluetooth technology to detect your Beats Flex Wireless Earphones nearby and report their approximate location back to beats solo pro… Continue reading Beats’ Flex are the wireless earbuds the iPhone 12 should’ve come with

These will certainly get the job done, but if audio is your primary concern, you’ll likely want to look elsewhere. Beats promises up to 12 hours on a charge with the Flex. That’s four more hours than the BeatsX, and about double what a lot of true wireless options will beats studio3 give you. Thankfully,… Continue reading Beats’ Flex are the wireless earbuds the iPhone 12 should’ve come with