Beats Solo 4 Bluetooth Headphones last for approximately fifty hours per charge. That’s roughly double what most other on-ear wireless headphones will do at any cost. When the power runs out, a 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides five additional hours of listening time for the nights you missed charging them. Each custom-designed 40mm transducer is engineered to deliver Personalized Spatial Audio, including dynamic head tracking, along with quality audio to each ear cup. The ear cups also fold down flat and rotate 90 degrees to fit inside a backpack or similar bag without taking up half the space.
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On-ear wireless headphones that fold flat for a bag
With fifty hours of playback, commuters can listen to music or podcasts while traveling back and forth from home or school for two weeks before needing to recharge. Compared with other headphones in this class, most require recharging after several days of use. The number of times you even have to consider whether the battery is dead decreases dramatically, almost to nothing.
Beats engineers developed the 40mm transducers to provide optimal performance at high volume levels, reducing harmonic distortion throughout the frequency spectrum. Cheaper transducers can’t maintain their integrity at loud volumes and start to sound distorted or muddy. Because the headphones sit on top of your ears instead of encircling them, you won’t feel weighed down during extended wear. That design also lets you watch movies or play video games longer before you feel fatigued.
Personalized Spatial Audio delivers surround sound by placing the audio around you rather than behind or in front of you. Dynamic head tracking keeps the audio synchronized with the screen as you turn your head. Watching a movie on a commercial flight feels more like a theater than using an ordinary pair of headphones.
A USB-C port supports both charging and lossless audio delivery, and lossless audio is uncommon in wireless headphones. The USB-C port creates a direct wired connection to send full-quality audio instead of a signal compressed and sent wirelessly over Bluetooth. A 3.5mm jack also lets you connect older stereo equipment and in-flight entertainment systems.
Apple and Android devices both support one-touch pairing with the Beats Solo 4, eliminating the need to navigate Bluetooth menus on those platforms. Both ecosystems offer a find-my feature, whether it’s called Find My or Find My Device, for when you lose your headphones and can’t remember where you left them. Multipoint connectivity also lets you stay connected to your laptop and phone at the same time, so when a call comes in mid-video, it automatically switches over without manual intervention. They come in Matte Black, Slate Blue, and Cloud Pink.