Secure, angled wingtips make the Beats Fit Pro one of the few AirPods-adjacent earbuds that won't budge through a hard workout, and it's sold on Amazon.ca in the same colors as the US listing. It pairs Apple's H1 chip, adaptive noise cancellation, and Spatial Audio with a real 24-hour battery life (6 hours per charge with ANC on) — at a real discount versus Apple's own AirPods Pro 2. Beats has since replaced it with the Powerbeats Fit, so the ANC and Bluetooth 5.0 hardware here are a generation behind, and comfort can dip on runs past about 90 minutes.
Pros
- Angled wingtip locks in place for workouts, unlike a stemmed AirPods design
- Works fully on both iPhone and Android
- Real-world battery matches the claim: 6 hours with ANC on, 24 hours total with the case
- Sells for roughly half the price of Apple's AirPods Pro 2 with a similar core feature set
Cons
- Older Apple H1 chip and Bluetooth 5.0 trail the H2 silicon in the AirPods 4 and AirPods Pro 2
- Comfort can dip on sessions past about 90 minutes, per SoundGuys testing
- ANC has occasionally needed a firmware update to keep working, per SoundGuys
- Beats has already replaced it with the Powerbeats Fit, so long-term support may taper off
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Overview
Beats officially retired the Fit Pro in 2025, replacing it with the Powerbeats Fit — but the original hasn’t actually left Amazon. It’s still sold in the US and Canada, now discounted to roughly half of what Apple charges for the AirPods Pro 2, while keeping the same H1 chip, adaptive noise cancellation, and secure wingtip design that made it a workout favorite in the first place.
That combination is the real reason to pick it over Apple’s own AirPods lineup: neither the AirPods 4 nor the AirPods Pro 2 ships with a wingtip, so both can shift during a hard run or a set of burpees in a way the Fit Pro’s angled tip is specifically built to resist. It’s also one of the few Beats products sold on Amazon.ca that treats Android owners as a first-class audience rather than an afterthought — Spatial Audio and Find My are iPhone perks, but the ANC, controls, and fit work identically on either platform.
Key Specifications
| Chip | Apple H1 |
| Battery (earbuds, ANC on) | 6 hours |
| Battery (total with case) | 24 hours |
| Fast charge | 5 minutes in case = 1 hour of playback |
| Water resistance | IPX4 (earbuds only; case not rated) |
| Bluetooth | 5.0 (SBC, AAC) |
| Weight | 5.6g per earbud / 55.1g case |
| Price (CAD) | $141.20 |
Beats Fit Pro Fit & Workout Security
The angled wingtip is the entire reason to consider the Fit Pro over a stemmed AirPods design. SoundGuys’ testing found the tip locks the earbud in place during exercise, and the earbuds ship with multiple ear tip sizes plus an in-app fit test to dial in the seal. At 5.6g per earbud, they’re light enough to disappear once they’re properly seated, and the IPX4 rating on the earbuds themselves covers sweat and light rain.
The trade-off shows up on longer sessions: SoundGuys reported pressure points developing after roughly 90 minutes of continuous wear, a common issue with any earbud that relies on a tip seal rather than an open-ear design. For a 45-minute workout or a commute, that’s not a practical problem — it only becomes one on marathon-length wear, which isn’t really what this design is built for anyway.
Sound Quality & Noise Cancellation
SoundGuys’ lab-measured MDAQS scores put the Fit Pro’s timbre accuracy at 4.8 out of 5, with a bass-forward tuning that favors pop, hip-hop, and rap over more neutral genres. The adaptive ANC calibrates its intensity to your surroundings in real time, but it runs on Apple’s older H1 chip rather than the H2 silicon in the AirPods 4 and AirPods Pro 2, and SoundGuys found the attenuation doesn’t reach as deep into bass and midrange frequencies as Bose’s noise cancellation does.
There’s a known reliability quirk worth flagging: SoundGuys’ review notes the ANC has occasionally stopped functioning until a firmware update resolved it — not a dealbreaker, but a real asterisk next to the “noise cancelling” label that newer Apple silicon doesn’t carry. Call quality is serviceable rather than strong; SoundGuys describes the microphones as picking up ambient noise clearly enough that callers notice, fine for a quick personal call but not ideal on a conference line.
Battery Life & Charging
Apple rates the Fit Pro at 6 hours per charge with ANC on and 24 hours total once the case’s extra charges are factored in — and SoundGuys’ own battery rundown test landed almost exactly on that claim, clocking 6 hours and 22 minutes. A 5-minute stint in the case is rated for an hour of playback, useful when you notice the earbuds are low right before heading out the door.
The case itself is the one place the hardware shows its age: it charges over USB-C but has no wireless charging pad support, a feature Apple’s own AirPods Pro 2 case includes. Updating the earbuds’ firmware also requires Beats’ separate Updater app rather than happening automatically the way it does for AirPods.
How Does It Stack Up Against the Competition?
Here’s how the Fit Pro’s price and battery life compare against Apple’s current AirPods lineup and the newest budget ANC earbud on the market.
| Feature | Beats Fit Pro | AirPods 4 (ANC) | AirPods Pro 2 | Sony WF-C710N |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price (CAD) | $141.20 | $194 | $329 | $98 |
| Chip | Apple H1 | Apple H2 | Apple H2 | Sony’s own ANC processor |
| Battery per charge (ANC on) | 6 hrs | 4 hrs | 6 hrs | 8.5 hrs |
| Total with case | 24 hrs | 20 hrs | 30 hrs | 30 hrs |
| Secure workout wingtip | Yes | No | No | No |
| Platform | iOS & Android | iOS-optimized | iOS-optimized | Any device |
| TTP Review | This review ↑ | Read our review → | — | Read our review → |
Prices change frequently — always verify current pricing before purchasing.
Is the Beats Fit Pro Worth It?
If your main use case is genuinely working out — running, lifting, HIIT classes — the Fit Pro’s wingtip is a real, tested advantage over anything in Apple’s current AirPods lineup, and getting that fit at roughly half the price of the AirPods Pro 2 is a legitimately good deal for anyone not chasing the newest chip. It also makes sense for Android owners who want Apple-adjacent build quality and ANC without paying for iPhone-only features they can’t use anyway.
Skip it if you want the strongest ANC money can buy or plan to keep the earbuds for three-plus years — the H1 chip and Bluetooth 5.0 hardware are already a generation behind, Beats has moved on to the Powerbeats Fit, and long-term software support will likely follow that shift eventually. Buyers who spend most of their day on calls should look at the newer AirPods 4 with ANC instead; its H2 chip and more current microphone array handle voice pickup more consistently than the Fit Pro’s older array.
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