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 So I recently went to my local Walmart and made a purchase. I purchased the Beats Solo Buds. I am not disappointed with my purchase.  For starters people are suggesting on reviews that there isn’t enough volume on the buds. This is simply not true at all. What people don’t realize is that these are set at approximately 50% volume when you purchase them. What you need to do is go into the Beats App on Android and into settings on the iPhone and set up your button controls. I have it set up for long presses on either side of the buds for volume up and down. Once I got this feature set up I turned my Beats Solo Buds up to 100% and they are plenty loud enough. There is no battery in the case. If you want earbuds that charge when you put them back in the case then look elsewhere. What you do get out of these is 18 hours of listening time at 50% volume. Me on the other hand got around 12 hours at full volume. With longevity like this you really don’t need to have a charging case. If you do

  Apple AirPods have set the bar for wireless earbuds. It often seems that the imitation brands popping up everywhere have tried but fallen short of making any type of lasting impression on listeners. Will there ever be another earbud that rivals Apple in the quest of music listening pleasure? The answer is yes, and that brand is none other than Apple. Wait, how can Apple rival Apple? Well as many know there is another brand that Apple sells called Beats. Yes, those Beats, Beats by Dre. In 2014 Apple acquired Beats and now sells them in their very own stores and at Walmart and other retailers.  Beats Flex cost a whole whopping $50 which is more than half off the price of AirPods. These things sound amazing, work well, and offer the same features. But can they stand up to the test? In this video AirPods VS Beats Flex we will answer that question. Watch and find out the answer for yourself.  

 The other day I was driving to the gym and realized I didn’t have my earbuds. Oh no! Those long walks on the treadmill and long rides on the bike are gonna take forever without some sweet tunes bouncing around in my head. Well, luckily I had a few bucks to my name and stopped by the local Walmart. I found a pair of Beats Flex earbuds for just $50 and thought to myself why not.  These earbuds pair just like Apple AirPods and sound great. The bass is not all that good as with most wireless earbuds but the noise cancelation does a great job equalizing out the sound. I even made a call using these just to hear the phone quality and was impressed. Check out my review for more.