- Weight
- Connection
- Controls
Specs that matter
- Type
- Earbuds
- Wear
- Neckband
- Battery
- 12 h
- Dimensions
- Height 16 mm
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Should you buy it?
Buy the Beats Flex if you want cheap wireless earbuds on a neckband that can't drop down a drain: Beats lists it at $69.99 (Oct 8, 2026). It lasted 10 h 24 min of playback in one test against Apple's 12-hour claim, a 10-minute charge adds 90 minutes, the magnetic buds pause music when you snap them together, and it charges over USB-C. Skip it for the gym or a loud commute, because it has no IP rating and no noise canceling, and its isolation scored poorly in lab testing. The mic is weak on calls, and for about the same money the $69 Nothing Ear (2024) adds ANC and a charging case (Nothing, Oct 8, 2026).
Budget buyers who want a neckband they can't lose down a drain.
Gym-goers and commuters who need sweat resistance or noise canceling.
What other reviewers say
Reviews from other sites and creators. They don't change the Gadget Clash score.
Gets the basics right for much less than the old BeatsX.
Read on SoundGuys ↗Simple, enjoyable wireless neckband earbuds.
Read on What Hi-Fi? ↗Long battery life, easy controls and decent sound for the money.
Read on The Verge ↗


