Since Apple acquired Beats in 2014, each new generation of Beats headphones and earbuds has gotten increasingly integrated into Apple's ecosystem. The Beats Studio Buds, on the other hand, do away with Apple's H1 and W1 chips in favor of a more universal experience that works with both Apple and Android smartphones.

Which means that Android users can finally experience the Beats brand with a device that works seamlessly with their phones.

The new Beats studio buds come with a light and portable casing, IPX4 water-resistant buds, and active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency modes, as well as active noise cancellation (ANC). This set of buds can be taken anywhere by students. They take up very little space, charge quickly, and are less expensive than Apple's AirPods and AirPods Pro.

But what Beats has done this time is actually pretty nice, even if you are in the Apple ecosystem the pairing process is pretty simple: pushing the pairing button on the case sends a pop-up notice to your nearest Android handset, similar to how AirPods and Beats pair to Apple devices. To acquire battery information, locate your headphones, or access the Beats app, go to Bluetooth settings and click on the Beats Studio Buds. This couldn't have been any easier.

Workout enthusiasts will appreciate  the non-slip function, as well as the lightweight sensation it provides with 5.1 gms which fits comfortably in your ears without the worry of falling out even during intense workouts. It also comes with three sizes of silicone ear tips, so most people should be able to attain a tight seal.  The universal control button on each bud that is easy to access on the move and with a tap, you can finally listen to your favorite fitness music and enjoy immersive listening. Ain’t that the dream?

When it comes to call quality, the Beats studio buds' two beam-forming mics deliver high accuracy. If you spend the majority of your time on call, Studio buds have you covered. For those working from home, busy streets, boiler room noises, construction noises, or white noises won't interfere with your ability to hear through the Studio buds during calls. With this feature, you won't have to keep nodding if you didn't hear what your colleague was saying.

Moreover, the Studio buds deliver a powerful 5 hours of active noise cancelling listening time, 8 hours of non-noise cancelling listening time, and 24 hours of regular listening time.

The Studio buds are currently available in three colors: the famous white ones that LeBron James was seen wearing, Red, and classic Black, as well as a USB-C charging cable. It's encouraging to see Apple gradually phase out the lighting cable.

If the pricing and Beats branding are right for you, go ahead and order the Studio Buds and try them out for yourself. Overall, there is a lot to like about these earbuds, so you won't experience buyer's remorse.