However, Android users can’t access these features and, unlike the Beats, there’s no downloadable app for Android users.īoth earbuds offer adaptive noise cancellation (ANC). The AirPods Pro are powered by Apple’s H1 chip and, like the Beats, feature a sound test to ensure you’re using the right ear tips, along with Apple’s adaptive EQ. There’s one-touch pairing, but no Google Fast Pair support.
AIRPODS PRO FIT IN EAR INSTALL
There’s no need to download a separate app on your Apple devices, and both pairs also take advantage of Find My to help you track down your earbuds when you misplace them.īoth earbuds are also compatible with non-iOS devices, including Android phones. The Beats’ have their own app, which allows Android users to customise their controls, view battery levels, install firmware updates and use the Ear Tip Fit Test, but other Apple exclusive features, such as Spatial Audio, Find My and easy switching between devices, are missing. These include on-touch pairing, automatic switching on iOS devices, dynamic head tracking when Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos is in use and hands-free “Hey, Siri” voice activation. AirPods Pro Featuresīoth the AirPods Pro and the Beats Fit Pro both pack a number of iOS-exclusive features. Unlike the Fit Pro, the AirPods support wireless charging and charge via Lightning instead of USB-C. The AirPods Pro come in matching glossy white case, with a MagSafe version having launched in 2021. On the other hand, if you prefer touch controls, you might prefer the AirPods.
However, there are no wing-tips and playback is only via touch controls, so if you’re an avid gym-goer the Fit Pro will be the better choice. There’s also a test available to ensure you’re using the correct size ear tips for your ears. Like the Fit Pro, the AirPods Pro come with silicone ear tips for a tight seal and secure fit and include a water resistance rating of IPX4, meaning they can handle a sweaty workout or wet weather. The AirPods Pro, meanwhile, have a glossy white appearance and stem-shaped design that has come to be synonymous with Apple’s earbuds. The earbuds have physical buttons – well-suited to those with active lifestyles – and come in a range of matte colours, including black, white, sage grey and a vibrant stone purple. The case matches the colour of the buds and while there’s no wireless charging support, but the case does work with USB-C. They come with silicone ear tips and there’s a fit test in the app to limit any sound leakage. The Fit Pro also feature flexible wings that tuck into the upper ear and take advantage of a water resistance rating of IPX4, making them a great choice for workouts, as their name would suggest. In our review we compared the earbuds to a “tiny, sculpted boot”. In fact, the Fit Pro look very little like Apple’s AirPod line.
Beats are owned by Apple, but that doesn’t mean they take design tips from the brand.
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