Questions & Answers for Powerbeats Pro - Totally Wireless Earphones - Ivory

Based on the YouTube videos from the tech bloggers, the sensor detects when you take them out of your ear. So, as long as they are in your ear, they are on. If you take them out, and put them down and they are idle, then they will go to sleep.

• Answered by Jamie S from Pomona
• 13-May-2019
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (How sensitive is the sleep on idle feature? If I'm sitting and working on a computer, it won't go to sleep, will it??)

Unfortunately not, the only iPod that will be compatible with the PowerBeats Pro will be the iPod touch 6th Gen. All other iPods unfortunately will not be compatible.

• Answered by Luke H
• 11-May-2019
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Yes you can, but depends how long you will be out, and how long you will be calling with, or how long are you going to listen music, for my experience I use just ones at time, listen music the whole day at work but I call a lot too like almost 7 hrs latter I have change it, So yes you can leave the case at home...! anyway each earbud have the same controls, MFB, Volume +-. I hope this can answer your question.

• Answered by Harold R from Layton
• 18-May-2019
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No, because each earbud was make for each ear, so that's not possible

• Answered by Harold R from Layton
• 18-May-2019
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (I’m deaf on one ear. Can I use the right earbud on left and vice versa?)

Yes you can. Apple outlines how to do it on their website (I tried to post the link in apple to it, but it wouldn't let me).
I did try to take it to the Apple store to purchase it there, but for some reason, my product was not coming up in their system so I just called the apple number they provided in the link above and purchased it that way. It was very simple and a flat $29 rate. The apple "specialist" did seem confused on how the new AppleCare+ for headphones/earphones works because he mentioned it was a subscription service (i.e. $29/month) but I highly doubt that as from the Apple description there is no mention of subscription warranty like how it can be for MacBooks/iphones. I believe its a 1 time charge for 2 years of coverage with the applicable deductibles.

• Answered by Jin K from Colorado Springs
• 05-Oct-2019
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (Can you get applecare for the powerbeats pro?)

Yes. Powerbeats Pro, just like AirPods, can be paired to non-Apple devices but will be treated as a normal Bluetooth accessory. This means you won’t have the same seamless pairing like on iOS but can still use them like normal earbuds.

• Answered by Jacob B from Joliet
• 05-Apr-2019
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (Will they be compatible with any android devices?)

depends on definition of better?
louder? yes
more robust dynamic sound? yes... by like 15% improvement
more battery life? yes
totally wireless without any cables? yes

cheaper? no. much much more expensive.

• Answered by Alexandru K from Las Vegas
• 07-Jun-2019
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (Are they better than power beats 3)