The Beats Fit Pro earbuds have pretty good noise cancellation. They're designed to help cut down background noise so you can really get into your music. According to the manufacturer's description, they have three modes: Active Noise Canceling, Transparency Mode, and Adaptive EQ. This means you can adjust how you hear things depending on your environment, whether you're on a busy commute or in a quieter spot.

Based on what we've looked into, both experts and regular folks generally like the noise cancellation on these earbuds. It's worth noting, though, that while they do a good job, they might not be the absolute best out there. Some people have pointed out that while they handle things like traffic and background chatter well, they might not completely block out sharper noises.

But for daily use like commuting, working out, or working in places with moderate noise, the ANC usually does the trick.

The earbuds also have six microphones that help with noise cancellation by adjusting in real-time to changes in your surroundings. Our research shows people find this helpful, especially when they're in places where noise levels change a lot. It keeps your music or conversations sounding clear.

So, while the noise canceling on the Beats Fit Pro may not be groundbreaking, it's reliable and should work well for most situations you'll encounter. Whether you're traveling or hitting the gym, these can definitely help keep distractions at bay and give you a good listening experience.

Wondering if the Beats Fit Pro are comfy for those long workout sessions? Based on our research, they seem to do a great job. The wingtip design helps keep them secure and comfortable, even when you're breaking a sweat.

It seems they've nailed the balance between snug and comfortable—not too tight, not too loose. People generally like how they fit, especially once you find the right size from the three included ear tips.

They don't weigh too much either, so they won't feel like they're pulling at your ears after a long run or gym session. Plus, the sound quality is pretty solid, which is always nice when you're trying to stay pumped during a workout.

One thing, though, they don't have volume controls on the earbuds themselves, but most folks find the sound and connectivity, especially if you're using Apple devices, make up for that.

So, if you're thinking about using them for long workouts, they seem like a good fit—literally and figuratively. Find your right fit, and they should be comfy enough for those extended sessions. Overall, they seem to tick the comfort and sound quality boxes pretty well.

So, you're curious about the battery life of the Beats Fit Pro? According to the manufacturer's description and what we've found, these earbuds typically give you up to 6 hours of listening time on a single charge.

If you add in the charging case, you're looking at around 24 hours of total playback time, which is pretty handy if you're out and about all day or traveling.

The actual battery life can vary a bit based on what you're listening to and the volume, plus features like active noise cancellation or Transparency mode might drain the battery quicker.

But overall, our research suggests that most folks are pretty happy with how long the charge lasts.

Another cool thing about the Beats Fit Pro is the fast charging feature—5 minutes in the case can get you about an hour of playback.

That's great for when you need a quick top-up before heading out.

So, if battery life is a big deal for you, the Beats Fit Pro should hold up well compared to other options out there.

Just keep in mind, how you use them can affect battery life a bit.