Beats Solo 4

Small package ; Plenty of features ; Long battery life

Uncomfortable ; No ANC

The Beats Solo 4 can sound good, easily handling all genres of music without focusing too much on bass. They’re small, light and play well with iOS and Android. If you’re a fan of the standard AirPods sound profile, these will feel familiar.

Light and comfy Sleek design Clear and detailed sound USB-C lossless, hi-res audio Spatial audio with head tracking

Not for glasses wearers No ANC or Bluetooth Multipoint No EQ adjustments Boosted high frequencies

“They're the same Beats Solo you know, but with a slew of modern upgrades.”

Clear and buttery smooth sound signature. Good instrumental separation. Quiet noise floor. One-touch pairing and Find My device tracking for Android and Apple. Hands-free Siri and Apple Spatial Audio support. Compact carrying case for easy packing....

No noise canceling or transparency mode. No water or dust resistance certification. No auto pause. Firm fit may be too tight for some. Pricey at full cost.

Excellent passive noise isolation ; Strong battery life ; Good connectivity options

No active noise cancellation ; Uncomfortable for extended use ; Average sound quality

With a great battery life and impressive passive isolation from outside noise, the Beats Solo 4 wireless on-ear headphones perform well in certain areas. The wired USB-C connectivity for lossless audio is a welcome addition, as is Apple's head-tracked...

Portable, lightweight design ; Sits firmly on your head ; Spatial audio with head tracking (with iPhones) ; Multi-platform compatibility ; Harmoniously calibrated sound profile

You won’t miss it much, but there is no ANC ; Clamp force is quite substantial ; No wear detection

Beats' Solo 4 headphones offer a signature sound profile that caters to listeners seeking a bold, impactful, and immersive audio experience. They might lack active noise cancellation, but thanks to the improved audio profile and battery life, the Solo...

Very long battery life ; Supports both USB-C and 3.5mm wired audio ; More comfortable than previous Solo headphones

$200, but no active noise cancellation ; They’re not water- or sweat-resistant

The omission of noise cancellation on the Solo 4 could be a real obstacle for some, but I don’t think it’ll be enough to dampen their appeal to the masses who’ve been cycling through Beats products for so many years now. Even if you’re buying largely...

Sculpted sound with accentuated bass and highs ; Hands-free Siri ; Wired audio via 3.5mm or USB-C

Expensive ; Lack noise cancellation ; No adjustable EQ

The Beats Solo 4 headphones produce satisfying sound and support hands-free Siri, though they leave out expected features at this price like active noise cancellation and adjustable EQ.

Great battery life ; New up-to-date features ; Improved usability for Android users

On-ear design won't be for everyone ; May need to be wired for best sound

Beats has brought its best-selling on-ear headphones bang up to date, with improved sound, fit and features

Improved sound and voice-calling performance ; Strong battery life ; USB-C audio ; Spatial audio with head tracking for Apple users ; Android compatible

No active noise canceling ; No ear-detection sensors