Best Earphones For Apple Music

Exactly as Advertised. Work as well as Apple earbuds. If you are Sony, you really can't mess up earphones.

These are my first wireless earphones and man am i glad i got them. With the Apple W1 chip pairing with my iPhone is seamless. Also since im not an audiophile, the sound quality i would say is just right for the casual listener.

Best apple box I've ever owned!

Great for BBC Radio 6 music and streaming from Apple Music and Qobuz.

I know have two HomePods and they get used a lot by my wife and I. It is a must to have Apple Music.

It has a really good sound and streams apple music!

The earphones are awesome! They are so clear. I like that I can hear a car or person coming up from behind me. Best performance I’ve come across! My other headset hurt my ears, and blocked out all noise, so it was pretty dangerous. The buttons on the side make it easy to answer the phone, change a song, or turn on and off. Easy on my hands The only thing I wish is for them to be adjustable. They hang too low in the back for me. When I wear a sweatshirt and run, the collar of the sweat shirt bounces, causing the headset to move so I am constantly adjusting the ear pieces. If it was tighter around my head I wouldn’t have that problem. The technology is amazing!

Best earphones I've ever used, had a cabled pair for years and hands down best sound quality. Pleasantly surprised with the sound quality of the Minor III, super light weight I forget I'm even wearing them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best earphones I've used so far. For context, I've used behind-the-ear ones, and also simple, not-sport-oriented earphones. These ones hold just as good as the other behind-the-ear ones, and sound just as good as normal earphones. The choice of how the earphones hold in your ears during running is a matter of preference, but for me, normal earphones usually slip out, both due to sweat, and the vigorous movement. The behind-the-ear construction stays on much better. In addition, the Endurance Peak 3s have very decent sound. It has convincing bass, clear highs, and overall pleasant to listen to most music. I only tried them with energetic pop/electronic music, audiobooks, and some chillstep/future garage, but they sound very well with all of these sound genres. The buttons on the sides are not towards the bottom of the outer surfaces, but more right behind the logos, which took getting used to for me. The buttons are capacitive, and work well. One nifty feature is that the earphones turn off when the hooks' ends touch the rest of the earphones, closing the loops. This is very convenient if your earphones disconnect or glitch in the middle of the run, making the power cycle very quick, and you get back to listening to music right away. They're waterproof IP68, so it's very easy to wash/rinse them after a workout. They also have the voice aware feature, which is great in theory, but for me is more of a gimmick, as it's just faster and easier to pull one earphone out than pressing the button and waiting for the mode to engage. Overall, strongly recommend for runners or those who otherwise have rigorous workouts that warrant behind-the-ear build.

Hello everyone, I highly recommend these earphones. They aren't necessarily noise-cancelling, but it does mute out most noises you do not wish to hear when listening to videos or music. They have a high quality feel to them and so is the audio quality. The bass is nice and adequate for your typical music listeners, like myself, who listen to rock n' roll. You also have voice-cancelling feature when you make phone calls, which was what I was eyeing, because of my past experiences with wired/wireless earphones, people will tend to have a hard time hearing me with noise in the background. What is also brilliant is the USB-C charging option. USB-C is the future and it speeds up the process of acquiring full battery. The box also came with extra earbuds so they can be comfortable in your ears. The instructions are also well-explained. However, if you do have a hard time understanding they have a QR Code to read online for more detailed instructions. The earphones do not fall out of your ear when working out, and it is sweat and water resistant (not waterproof). This beats those overly expensive $100-$400 earphones from your local stores. Airpods only last 6 hours, while this lasts well beyond that.