Beats by Dr. Dre PowerBeats4

Extremely secure fit ; Water/sweat Resistant ; Excellent 15-hour battery ; Excellent wireless range

Cumbersome cord ; Not comfortable for all ear types

Better sound quality Hands-free Siri 15-hour battery life

Difficult fit The wire isn’t ideal No noise reduction

The new Powerbeats are a thoughtful evolution of Beats' wireless workout earbuds. They're missing a few niceties like active noise-reduction and may potentially feel less comfortable than some competitors, but by and large they're a decent cheap...

Sound quality that’s on par with the fantastic Powerbeats Pro ; 15 hours of continuous battery life ; Ergonomic improvements over previous corded Powerbeats

No auto-pause when earbuds are removed ; Neckband can still cause issues here and there

The new Powerbeats are the latest wireless earbuds from Beats. They feature 15 hours of battery life, IPX4 sweat and water resistance, and the same excellent sound quality as the Powerbeats Pro. Apple’s H1 chip is also included for hands-free "Hey...

Neutral, balanced sound. Comfortable in-ear fit. Stable ear-hook design suitable for sports.

Extremely limited interface with no customization or controls. Poor noise isolation.

The Beats Powerbeats 4 are alright for mixed use. While they're compact and comfortable enough to wear for long periods, they struggle to reduce background noise, which can be a problem at the office or on public transportation. Their ear-hook design...

Extremely comfortable ; Secure fit ; Good fit options ; Incredible built-in microphone ; Detailed audio quality ; Sweat-resistant ; Apple H1 chip ; Durable and great build quality ; 15-hour battery with quick charge

Light on bass ; Multi-function button should be on both buds ; Pairing can be glitchy from time to time ; No configuration or tuning options ; No auto-play/pause

Powerbeats 4 combines the best of all worlds

Highly secure fit ; Great sound and call quality ; Steady battery life on a full charge ; Stylish, durable craftsmanship ; Apple’s H1 chip with performance perks

The wire isn’t practical anymore ; Fewer features ; Feels uncomfortable after a while

All things considered, these are still easily among the best sports headphones in their class, just not the best overall. For a few extra dollars, it’s definitely worth checking out some of the market’s top cordless offerings, including the Jabra Elite...

Dynamic and great sound with warm tone and lots of detail. Very good fit, huge range and attractive price.

Not entirely wireless.