I’m hearing impaired. I’m hoping to use beats fit pro buds to help protect my hearing at rock concerts while still hearing the music clearly. Passive plugs sound terrible and muffled and need a better solution. Thanks
iPhone 5s, iOS 12
As I'm sure you are already aware, transparency mode allows external sound to enter into the Beats Earbuds. They don't amplify this sound, so in theory, it would be similar to not having them in your ears at all ... maybe a slight reduction of sound.
It's certainly worth a try, but you will need to be the judge if they will work for how you want to use them.
Should they do not, Apple still provides a 14-day (from the purchase date) to return them.
Alternately, you can wait for others here, who have used them in this fashion, to chime in to provide their personal experience with them.
As I'm sure you are already aware, transparency mode allows external sound to enter into the Beats Earbuds. They don't amplify this sound, so in theory, it would be similar to not having them in your ears at all ... maybe a slight reduction of sound.
It's certainly worth a try, but you will need to be the judge if they will work for how you want to use them.
Should they do not, Apple still provides a 14-day (from the purchase date) to return them.
Alternately, you can wait for others here, who have used them in this fashion, to chime in to provide their personal experience with them.
Active Noise Cancelling will effectively reduced the ambient sound that can enter into your ears. I guess if you really hate a particular song, or someone near you screaming, this would be a great way to mute it/them! ;)
Would the active noise canceling function be the better way to go for concert listening?
Is transparency mode on beats fit pro good for listening to live concerts
