- Weight
- Connection
- Driver size
- Controls
Specs that matter
- Type
- Headphones
- Wear
- On-ear
- Bluetooth
- 5.3
- Battery
- 50 h
- Driver
- 40 mm
- Dimensions
- 177 x 158 x 68 mm
Product highlights
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Where to buy
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Should you buy it?
Buy the Beats Solo 4 on a discount if you want light headphones you almost never charge: Beats lists them at $199.99 (Oct 8, 2026), and they lasted 84 h 18 min in one playback test. They pair in one tap with iPhone and Android, and they play lossless audio over USB-C or analog over the included 3.5mm cable. Skip them for planes or trains, because there's no active noise canceling. The on-ear pads press on your ears and leak sound, there's no wear sensor, and at full price the $199 Nothing Headphone (a) adds ANC.
Commuters on a budget who want light on-ears they rarely have to charge.
Flyers and train riders who need noise canceling.
What other reviewers say
Reviews from other sites and creators. They don't change the Gadget Clash score.
Weighs the Solo 4's sound and features against its price.
Read on SoundGuys ↗Few features and no ANC, but the sound impressed the reviewer.
Read on WIRED ↗Cross-platform on-ears aimed at both iPhone and Android users.
Read on The Verge ↗
