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Powerbeats review: Better workout earbuds at a better price

Powerbeats review: Better workout earbuds at a better price

Posted on March 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Great battery life, handy features and smart design choices.

The Powerbeats Pro are some of the best true wireless earbuds I tested last year. They sound much better than any previous Beats in-ear option before and they’re loaded with handy features. However, the sound isn’t perfect and the over-ear hook design isn’t for everyone. Now the company has redesigned the “regular” Powerbeats ($149.95), bringing almost all of what makes the Pro version so good to its other wireless model. Plus, they’re $50 cheaper than the Powerbeats 3, which makes them even more attractive.
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