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- Table of Contents
- Top
- Main Differences
- Design
- Sound
- Isolation
- Microphone
- Active Features
- Connectivity
- Comments
Beats Flex Wireless vs Beats Studio Buds True Wireless
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Beats Flex Wireless
Beats Studio Buds True Wireless
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TypeIn-ear
EnclosureClosed-Back
WirelessYes
TransducerDynamic
Noise CancellingNo
MicYes
TypeIn-ear
EnclosureClosed-Back
WirelessTruly Wireless
TransducerDynamic
Noise CancellingYes
MicYes
Variants
- Flex (Black)
- Flex (Flame Blue)
- Flex (Girls Don’t Cry)
- Flex (Smoke Gray)
- Flex (Yuzu Yellow)
- Flex (fragment design Black)
- Studio Buds (Black)
- Studio Buds (Moon Gray)
- Studio Buds (Ocean Blue)
- Studio Buds (Red)
- Studio Buds (SS22 Collection)
- Studio Buds (Sunset Pink)
- Studio Buds (White)
Our Verdict
Beats Flex Wireless
Beats Studio Buds True Wireless
The Beats Flex Wireless are better in-ears for their cost than the Beats Studio Buds True Wireless. While both headphones are comfortable, the Flex are more stable in-ear, have a longer continuous battery life, and have a W1 chip for seamless pairing to Apple devices. However, the Studio Buds have a truly wireless design, which some users may prefer.