Flex

The Beats Flex are a steal at $50, offering excellent audio quality, seamless iPhone integration, and long battery life without any significant downsides.

The Beats Flex are excellent budget earbuds that offer great comfort, good sound quality, and long battery life for just $50, making them a perfect upgrade from wired earbuds.

The Beats Flex offer outstanding battery life and decent sound quality at an affordable price, making them tough to beat for budget-conscious buyers.

The Beats Flex are a set of good value, feature-rich Bluetooth earbuds from Apple that are significantly cheaper than their predecessors and Apple's AirPods, but little has been sacrificed in sound or...

At $50, the Beats Flex is a give-me, give-me purchase with solid overall performance.

The Beats Flex are a well thought-out product with easy controls, enough battery life to last your entire workday, and solid audio quality for the price.

The Beats Flex wireless headphones pack a lot of punch for how affordable they are, offering surprisingly fine build quality and design with a fun but balanced soundscape.

Beats Flex offer great value as an entry-level wireless earphone option for Apple's ecosystem at just $50.

While they're 'wired-wireless' headphones, the second-gen BeatsX sound better than the AirPods and have better headset performance for voice calls.

The Beats Flex earphones offer a bass-forward sound signature and the easy connectivity of Apple's W1 chip for just $50.

The Beats Flex are Beats' most affordable earphones to date, offering good value for fifty quid with a clever design and commendable battery life, though sound quality varies by genre.

If you need an affordable set of Bluetooth headphones that provide good audio quality at a competitive price, the Beats Flex will fit the bill very nicely.

The Beats Flex offer good sound quality and seamless Apple integration at an affordable price, though finding the right fit is crucial and they lack some premium features.

Budget Bluetooth earphones aren’t always the best, but the Beats Flex makes a case for a pair under $100 being amongst the best for the price.

The Beats Flex buds do work with Android but if you own an iPhone you’ll be able to take advantage of more features

A solid, decent-sounding set of entry-level wireless in-ears with punchy lows and durable build, though treble is rounded off and fit may be an issue.

While the Beats Flex wireless earphones aren't perfect there's plenty to like about these earbuds, making them a decent choice for active types on a tight budget.

The Beats Flex delivers very good sound quality with some noticeable sonic quirks, featuring a flexible collar design and magnetic earphone attachment.

The Beats Flex offers great value with its affordable price, good connectivity, and long battery life, but compromises on sound quality and microphone performance.

The Beats Flex bring the brand-name wireless headphones to the masses at a lower price, but it’s not without making some big sacrifices in sound quality and design.

Though the sound quality leaves much to be desired, these $50 headphones give you all the convenience of Apple headphones that are $200 more expensive.

The Beats Flex are decent budget earbuds with impressive battery life but compromised sound quality and fit issues.

The Beats Flex are a good - if tad awkward - entry-level pair of wireless headphones.

Beats Flex are the cheapest Beats headphones, with a balanced sound and a W1 chip for seamless pairing with Apple devices.

The Beats Flex Wireless offer decent performance for their price, but lack the premium features and sound quality of higher-end models.