Questions & Answers for Powerbeats Pro - Totally Wireless Earphones - Ivory
Powerbeats Pro - Totally Wireless Earphones - Ivory
68 Questions + 92 Answers
68 Questions from the Community
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Yes!
- Answered by Rafael A from Barueri
- 05-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (Do the PowerBeats Pro earphones and case battery levels appear on the iphone like they do for the Airpods when the case is opened?)
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Is the case capable of charging wireless like the Airpod 2 case?
- Asked by Ryan C from Ypsilanti
- 04-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (Is the case capable of charging wireless like the Airpod 2 case?)
AnswerAccording to the description, the case does not allow for wireless case charging. Case charging is accomplished via lightning cable.
- Answered by Timothy L from Columbia
- 07-Apr-2019
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Nine hours without charging them.
- Answered by Rodrigo C from Battle Creek
- 04-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (How long do they play audio for on 1 charge? (not including putting them back into the case))
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CAN YOU RECEIVE AUDIO FROM APPLE TV THAT IS HOOKED UP TO YOUR TV.
- Asked by John M from Santa Fe
- 21-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (CAN YOU RECEIVE AUDIO FROM APPLE TV THAT IS HOOKED UP TO YOUR TV.)
AnswerAppleTV has Bluetooth audio out so you can receive audio from your AppleTV to Powerbeats Pro. You can only connect one set of headphones and there will be no audio sent to your TV when you connect the PowerBeats.
You can connect them via the settings/remotes and devices/Bluetooth or by swiping down while playing a video in order to bring up the subtitle and audio options. You can also hold down the play/pause button prior to opening an app and select them from there.- Answered by Leigh O from Wendouree
- 24-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (CAN YOU RECEIVE AUDIO FROM APPLE TV THAT IS HOOKED UP TO YOUR TV.)
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I have never owned any AirPods or headphones/earbuds that seamlessly connect to your iPhone. Should I get these new Powerbeats pro?
- Asked by Nathan L from Lacey
- 20-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (I have never owned any AirPods or headphones/earbuds that seamlessly connect to your iPhone. Should I get these new Powerbeats pro?)
AnswerI’ve owned the first gen AirPods and simply yes they’re amazing I assume that they’re better as they do have much better battery life and have a hook design and some don’t like the look of AirPods although I am fine with it.
- Answered by Lexington C from Los Angeles
- 22-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (I have never owned any AirPods or headphones/earbuds that seamlessly connect to your iPhone. Should I get these new Powerbeats pro?)
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Will they be compatible with any android devices?
Other non-iOS smartphones?
- Asked by Keith W from Bayside
- 04-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (Will they be compatible with any android devices?)
Best Answer: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
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How is the Powerbeat Pro fit for people wearing glasses? The ear piece looks bigger.
I wear glasses and want to know if the Powerbeat Pro fits comfortably while wearing glasses.
- Asked by Terry L W from Micanopy
- 08-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (How is the Powerbeat Pro fit for people wearing glasses? The ear piece looks bigger.)
AnswerBased on the pictures, they are actually smaller. But, it's going to really depend on what feels right to you. There are tech bloggers with YouTube videos up and one guy has them on with his thick arm sunglasses and say they feel fine. I wear my Powerbeats 2's & 3's with glasses and sunglasses just fine and they feel great. Since Powerbeats Pro are smaller, I imagine they are going to feel fine too. You should go try them on if you can.
- Answered by Jamie S from Pomona
- 13-May-2019
- Flag as inappropriate Answer (How is the Powerbeat Pro fit for people wearing glasses? The ear piece looks bigger.)
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what is the frequency response?
- Asked by Raphael O from Van Nuys
- 04-Apr-2019
- Flag as inappropriate (what is the frequency response?)