Android users typically flock to smartphone brands or traditional audio brands when choosing their next pair of earbuds or headphones. Products from Samsung, Google, Sony, or Bose are common among Android users. They usually don't grab AirPods because Apple's earbuds and headphones don't play nice with Android or Windows devices. Beats, being owned by Apple for over a decade, unfairly has a similar reputation.
Yes, Beats is an Apple company, but the brand's headphones and earbuds work superbly with Android phones. In fact, you'll find that most Beats products support more Google-exclusive features than some dedicated Android audio products. For example, there are Beats headphones and earbuds with Google Find Hub, Google Fast Pair, and Audio Switching support. The integration runs deep, and it makes Beats a joy to use on any Android device.
