Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones — Black
Beats' custom acoustic platform delivers rich, immersive sound whether you’re listening to music or taking calls. Lossless audio via USB-C plus three distinct built-in sound profiles to enhance your listening experience Hear what you want with two distinct listening modes: fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode Enhanced compatibility with one-touch pairing and a robust set of native Apple and Android features Personlized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking place you at the center of an immersive 360-degree listening experience Listen longer with Up to 40 hours total battery life. A 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides up to 4 hours of additional playback. Loud and clear Voice-targeting mics precisely filter background noise for crisp, clear call performance. On-device controls to take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multi-function on-ear controls. Wirelessly connect to more devices with Industry-leading wireless Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts.
Beats' custom acoustic platform delivers rich, immersive sound whether you’re listening to music or taking calls. Lossless audio via USB-C plus three distinct built-in sound profiles to enhance your listening experience Hear what you want with two distinct listening modes: fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode Enhanced compatibility with one-touch pairing and a robust set of native Apple and Android features Personlized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking place you at the center of an immersive 360-degree listening experience Listen longer with Up to 40 hours total battery life. A 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides up to 4 hours of additional playback. Loud and clear Voice-targeting mics precisely filter background noise for crisp, clear call performance. On-device controls to take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multi-function on-ear controls. Wirelessly connect to more devices with Industry-leading wireless Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts.
Beats' custom acoustic platform delivers rich, immersive sound whether you’re listening to music or taking calls. Lossless audio via USB-C plus three distinct built-in sound profiles to enhance your listening experience Hear what you want with two distinct listening modes: fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode Enhanced compatibility with one-touch pairing and a robust set of native Apple and Android features Personlized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking place you at the center of an immersive 360-degree listening experience Listen longer with Up to 40 hours total battery life. A 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides up to 4 hours of additional playback. Loud and clear Voice-targeting mics precisely filter background noise for crisp, clear call performance. On-device controls to take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multi-function on-ear controls. Wirelessly connect to more devices with Industry-leading wireless Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts.
Beats' custom acoustic platform delivers rich, immersive sound whether you’re listening to music or taking calls. Lossless audio via USB-C plus three distinct built-in sound profiles to enhance your listening experience Hear what you want with two distinct listening modes: fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode Enhanced compatibility with one-touch pairing and a robust set of native Apple and Android features Personlized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking place you at the center of an immersive 360-degree listening experience Listen longer with Up to 40 hours total battery life. A 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides up to 4 hours of additional playback. Loud and clear Voice-targeting mics precisely filter background noise for crisp, clear call performance. On-device controls to take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multi-function on-ear controls. Wirelessly connect to more devices with Industry-leading wireless Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts.
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The all-time low was $170.00 on 26 Feb 2026 — today's price is 36% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 7 Sept 2026.
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Several bad things about these. They are uncomfortable to wear for long periods, like if you wear them all day... They also grab onto your hair if you have long hair and pull your hairs out. Very painful. They also have really poor noise cancelling; If I could describe it, there are like these artifacts in the sound... for instance, if someone is talking in a video, it sounds like a demon is also talking at the same time saying all the same things when their voice hits some of the higher or louder frequencies, you know? It's very noticeable, as like an imperfection in the audio quality, and I never had that problem with other headphones I've used before. And that also leads to discomfort in the listening. Other cheaper headphones have better noise cancelling without ... MoreSeveral bad things about these. They are uncomfortable to wear for long periods, like if you wear them all day... They also grab onto your hair if you have long hair and pull your hairs out. Very painful. They also have really poor noise cancelling; If I could describe it, there are like these artifacts in the sound... for instance, if someone is talking in a video, it sounds like a demon is also talking at the same time saying all the same things when their voice hits some of the higher or louder frequencies, you know? It's very noticeable, as like an imperfection in the audio quality, and I never had that problem with other headphones I've used before. And that also leads to discomfort in the listening. Other cheaper headphones have better noise cancelling without the degradation in audio quality. You also can't turn the audio processing off, there are only two modes, transparency and noise cancelling. Other headphones have a 3rd mode (normal mode) to turn both modes off, so that they don't affect the audio at all. Too bad these don't have that feature. These are actually painful and uncomfortable to use; uncomfortable, poor audio quality, lacking features, and overpriced for what was delivered, in my opinion. Anyone who thinks these are good haven't tried other cheaper headsets which are actually higher quality! I only got these to use while I wait for my Anker Soundcore Space One's to be replaced by warranty claim. I will be returning these for a full refund as soon as I get those again. Now I understand why not very many people buy these. If they were actually good for the price, more people would buy them. They're purely for the looks and the shock and awe value of "Oh, you got beats, oh you're so cool!", but in the end, they suck as headphones, and that's not cool, in my opinion. I'll be looking at these from now on as a sign that someone was misguided enough to buy them, and I'll feel sorry for them that they spent so much and that they were suckered into buying something because of societal pressures and desire to fit in and be accepted by others. I was really hoping for better coming from Apple. It seems that all Apple wants to do anymore is put out poor quality products and charge a high price for them, claim to be the best, and claim that if you can't buy Apple that you must be poor or something. They think they can capitalize on their popularity forever, even if they put out poor quality products. Not this time, I'll be getting a full refund on these. I'd short Apple's stocks after hearing and using these.
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Sound Quality Arguably the most important feature in any form of listening device is the sound quality. With the Beats Studio Pro, I found that they produce a perfectly well-rounded sound balance with just enough bass and vibrancy. Unlike Apple’s wireless earbuds, AirPods, the sound never lacks to be crisp. The Beats brand tends to cater towards using these headphones for more musical purposes and when listening to music it feels as though I’m in the front row of a concert, showcasing the impeccable audio profile this device has. However, at times I find that the audio does not go as loud as I wish it would and I cannot differentiate whether it is the headphones fault or mine, as a person who is accustomed to listening to things on maximum volume. Noise Cancellation ... MoreSound Quality Arguably the most important feature in any form of listening device is the sound quality. With the Beats Studio Pro, I found that they produce a perfectly well-rounded sound balance with just enough bass and vibrancy. Unlike Apple’s wireless earbuds, AirPods, the sound never lacks to be crisp. The Beats brand tends to cater towards using these headphones for more musical purposes and when listening to music it feels as though I’m in the front row of a concert, showcasing the impeccable audio profile this device has. However, at times I find that the audio does not go as loud as I wish it would and I cannot differentiate whether it is the headphones fault or mine, as a person who is accustomed to listening to things on maximum volume. Noise Cancellation In addition to the great sound quality, the Beats Studio Pros also have a more unique noise canceling feature, which is seen less in common headphone types such as Beats. Under the noise control tab, I am able to switch my sound device from transparency mode, where I can still hear the setting around me, to noise cancellation mode, where any outside noise is muffled and undetectable when audio is playing; both features can also be turned off to remain on a standard mode. When I was on the market for a suitable pair of headphones, I specifically sought out this feature due to typically having to study in loud settings where I can’t remain focused because of too much noise. I am happy to say these Beats did not disappoint under the noise cancellation category, many times I am not able to hear a single external sound when audio is playing through the headphones. Although, a disadvantage to this is the pressure that comes with the noise cancellation feature and as a person susceptible to migraines it often induces my headaches. Battery Life As someone who strongly dislikes the tedious task of charging devices, the Beats Studio Pro headphones have an impressive battery life which is such a pleasure. Their extensive battery performance, which is said to last up to 36 hours, make them more reliable and less of a hassle to take around. In my past experiences with wireless audio devices, I have found that their battery life decreases rapidly over a short period of time and I am left charging them more frequently. Although I have not had these headphones long enough to tell, I am currently able to go a full work week without having to charge them once, which is one of my favorite qualities. Appearance These headphones have an appealing sleek model with a modern design. They come in neutral colors of brown, beige, black, and dark blue, all fitting into the current trend. Their appearance makes them not only functional, but a stylish accessory to wear around, whether in use or not. One negative physicality of the Studio Pros is that fingerprints are easily visible and rather difficult to wipe off, leaving all marks prominent in bright lighting. While these headphones are very comfortable and sturdy, after long periods of wear I find myself needing to take them off for a moment either from pressure or ear irritation, which is still found in the majority of other types of headphones. Overall Opinion I find the Beats Studio Pros to deliver outstanding sound performance at a suitable price, compared to its competitors, with a fashionable appearance. Despite a few minor complaints, I am satisfied with my purchase and the high-quality of this product.
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• Noise cancellation is pretty good. Sound quality is decent but not worth the price in my opinion. I got these half off on Black Friday and for that price I’m fairly happy, but my old Sony WHCH710N offer comparable (though marginally worse) sound quality/noise cancellation for around $100 USD. • They’re comfortable for short lengths of time but are quite heavy and the headband irritates the top of my head if I wear them too long. • Battery life is great. A single full battery charge lasts me days. • Bluetooth connects automatically to my iPhone most of the time, but it struggles to connect every now and then. A mild inconvenience but I can usually get it sorted out within a couple minutes. • They’ve gotten kind of dinged up in one area. This can probably be ... More• Noise cancellation is pretty good. Sound quality is decent but not worth the price in my opinion. I got these half off on Black Friday and for that price I’m fairly happy, but my old Sony WHCH710N offer comparable (though marginally worse) sound quality/noise cancellation for around $100 USD. • They’re comfortable for short lengths of time but are quite heavy and the headband irritates the top of my head if I wear them too long. • Battery life is great. A single full battery charge lasts me days. • Bluetooth connects automatically to my iPhone most of the time, but it struggles to connect every now and then. A mild inconvenience but I can usually get it sorted out within a couple minutes. • They’ve gotten kind of dinged up in one area. This can probably be prevented by using the provided carrying case, but I was a little disappointed to see that even just being in my backpack with a notebook and fabric pencil case was enough to create these little dings on such expensive headphones. • Long haired people BEWARE! These WILL pull out your hair. The headband attaches to the speakers with these little rubbery pieces that catch hair super easily. It’s a real pain to untangle your hair from them when you can’t even take them fully off your head because your hair is so tangled in them. Shouldn’t be an issue for people with short hair though. Those are just the pros and cons that are important for ME, and in my opinion this product is worth the price. If there’s a good deal going on then maybe consider, but it might be worth your time to look around at other options first.
| Length | 7 in./17.8 cm |
| Form Factor | Over ear |
| Connections | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Bluetooth Compatibility | Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Power Source | Battery |
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Beats Studio Pro – Wireless Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones, Personalised Spatial Audio, USBC Lossless Audio, Apple & Android Compatibility,
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Several bad things about these. They are uncomfortable to wear for long periods, like if you wear them all day... They also grab onto your hair if you have long hair and pull your hairs out. Very painful. They also have really poor noise cancelling; If I could describe it, there are like these artifacts in the sound... for instance, if someone is talking in a video, it sounds like a demon is also talking at the same time saying all the same things when their voice hits some of the higher or louder frequencies, you know? It's very noticeable, as like an imperfection in the audio quality, and I never had that problem with other headphones I've used before. And that also leads to discomfort in the listening. Other cheaper headphones have better noise cancelling without ... MoreSeveral bad things about these. They are uncomfortable to wear for long periods, like if you wear them all day... They also grab onto your hair if you have long hair and pull your hairs out. Very painful. They also have really poor noise cancelling; If I could describe it, there are like these artifacts in the sound... for instance, if someone is talking in a video, it sounds like a demon is also talking at the same time saying all the same things when their voice hits some of the higher or louder frequencies, you know? It's very noticeable, as like an imperfection in the audio quality, and I never had that problem with other headphones I've used before. And that also leads to discomfort in the listening. Other cheaper headphones have better noise cancelling without the degradation in audio quality. You also can't turn the audio processing off, there are only two modes, transparency and noise cancelling. Other headphones have a 3rd mode (normal mode) to turn both modes off, so that they don't affect the audio at all. Too bad these don't have that feature. These are actually painful and uncomfortable to use; uncomfortable, poor audio quality, lacking features, and overpriced for what was delivered, in my opinion. Anyone who thinks these are good haven't tried other cheaper headsets which are actually higher quality! I only got these to use while I wait for my Anker Soundcore Space One's to be replaced by warranty claim. I will be returning these for a full refund as soon as I get those again. Now I understand why not very many people buy these. If they were actually good for the price, more people would buy them. They're purely for the looks and the shock and awe value of "Oh, you got beats, oh you're so cool!", but in the end, they suck as headphones, and that's not cool, in my opinion. I'll be looking at these from now on as a sign that someone was misguided enough to buy them, and I'll feel sorry for them that they spent so much and that they were suckered into buying something because of societal pressures and desire to fit in and be accepted by others. I was really hoping for better coming from Apple. It seems that all Apple wants to do anymore is put out poor quality products and charge a high price for them, claim to be the best, and claim that if you can't buy Apple that you must be poor or something. They think they can capitalize on their popularity forever, even if they put out poor quality products. Not this time, I'll be getting a full refund on these. I'd short Apple's stocks after hearing and using these.
Sound Quality Arguably the most important feature in any form of listening device is the sound quality. With the Beats Studio Pro, I found that they produce a perfectly well-rounded sound balance with just enough bass and vibrancy. Unlike Apple’s wireless earbuds, AirPods, the sound never lacks to be crisp. The Beats brand tends to cater towards using these headphones for more musical purposes and when listening to music it feels as though I’m in the front row of a concert, showcasing the impeccable audio profile this device has. However, at times I find that the audio does not go as loud as I wish it would and I cannot differentiate whether it is the headphones fault or mine, as a person who is accustomed to listening to things on maximum volume. Noise Cancellation ... MoreSound Quality Arguably the most important feature in any form of listening device is the sound quality. With the Beats Studio Pro, I found that they produce a perfectly well-rounded sound balance with just enough bass and vibrancy. Unlike Apple’s wireless earbuds, AirPods, the sound never lacks to be crisp. The Beats brand tends to cater towards using these headphones for more musical purposes and when listening to music it feels as though I’m in the front row of a concert, showcasing the impeccable audio profile this device has. However, at times I find that the audio does not go as loud as I wish it would and I cannot differentiate whether it is the headphones fault or mine, as a person who is accustomed to listening to things on maximum volume. Noise Cancellation In addition to the great sound quality, the Beats Studio Pros also have a more unique noise canceling feature, which is seen less in common headphone types such as Beats. Under the noise control tab, I am able to switch my sound device from transparency mode, where I can still hear the setting around me, to noise cancellation mode, where any outside noise is muffled and undetectable when audio is playing; both features can also be turned off to remain on a standard mode. When I was on the market for a suitable pair of headphones, I specifically sought out this feature due to typically having to study in loud settings where I can’t remain focused because of too much noise. I am happy to say these Beats did not disappoint under the noise cancellation category, many times I am not able to hear a single external sound when audio is playing through the headphones. Although, a disadvantage to this is the pressure that comes with the noise cancellation feature and as a person susceptible to migraines it often induces my headaches. Battery Life As someone who strongly dislikes the tedious task of charging devices, the Beats Studio Pro headphones have an impressive battery life which is such a pleasure. Their extensive battery performance, which is said to last up to 36 hours, make them more reliable and less of a hassle to take around. In my past experiences with wireless audio devices, I have found that their battery life decreases rapidly over a short period of time and I am left charging them more frequently. Although I have not had these headphones long enough to tell, I am currently able to go a full work week without having to charge them once, which is one of my favorite qualities. Appearance These headphones have an appealing sleek model with a modern design. They come in neutral colors of brown, beige, black, and dark blue, all fitting into the current trend. Their appearance makes them not only functional, but a stylish accessory to wear around, whether in use or not. One negative physicality of the Studio Pros is that fingerprints are easily visible and rather difficult to wipe off, leaving all marks prominent in bright lighting. While these headphones are very comfortable and sturdy, after long periods of wear I find myself needing to take them off for a moment either from pressure or ear irritation, which is still found in the majority of other types of headphones. Overall Opinion I find the Beats Studio Pros to deliver outstanding sound performance at a suitable price, compared to its competitors, with a fashionable appearance. Despite a few minor complaints, I am satisfied with my purchase and the high-quality of this product.
• Noise cancellation is pretty good. Sound quality is decent but not worth the price in my opinion. I got these half off on Black Friday and for that price I’m fairly happy, but my old Sony WHCH710N offer comparable (though marginally worse) sound quality/noise cancellation for around $100 USD. • They’re comfortable for short lengths of time but are quite heavy and the headband irritates the top of my head if I wear them too long. • Battery life is great. A single full battery charge lasts me days. • Bluetooth connects automatically to my iPhone most of the time, but it struggles to connect every now and then. A mild inconvenience but I can usually get it sorted out within a couple minutes. • They’ve gotten kind of dinged up in one area. This can probably be ... More• Noise cancellation is pretty good. Sound quality is decent but not worth the price in my opinion. I got these half off on Black Friday and for that price I’m fairly happy, but my old Sony WHCH710N offer comparable (though marginally worse) sound quality/noise cancellation for around $100 USD. • They’re comfortable for short lengths of time but are quite heavy and the headband irritates the top of my head if I wear them too long. • Battery life is great. A single full battery charge lasts me days. • Bluetooth connects automatically to my iPhone most of the time, but it struggles to connect every now and then. A mild inconvenience but I can usually get it sorted out within a couple minutes. • They’ve gotten kind of dinged up in one area. This can probably be prevented by using the provided carrying case, but I was a little disappointed to see that even just being in my backpack with a notebook and fabric pencil case was enough to create these little dings on such expensive headphones. • Long haired people BEWARE! These WILL pull out your hair. The headband attaches to the speakers with these little rubbery pieces that catch hair super easily. It’s a real pain to untangle your hair from them when you can’t even take them fully off your head because your hair is so tangled in them. Shouldn’t be an issue for people with short hair though. Those are just the pros and cons that are important for ME, and in my opinion this product is worth the price. If there’s a good deal going on then maybe consider, but it might be worth your time to look around at other options first.
Listening to music is part of my everyday life. I love music, and having a good pair of wireless headphones is important to me. My father and I spent a long time looking for the perfect pair for me. After experimenting with various Apple, Sony, and Beats products, we came across the Beats Studio Pro headphones. I loved the neutral Sandstone color and had my heart set on them, but I did not want to pay the full price of $250 by myself. We waited for them to go on sale and my dad bought them for me for about $175. I am extremely pleased with them, and I am extremely critical when it comes to headphones. The sound quality and noise cancellation are amazing, and the color looks even better in person. They are comfortable (especially with the padding on the headband), ... MoreListening to music is part of my everyday life. I love music, and having a good pair of wireless headphones is important to me. My father and I spent a long time looking for the perfect pair for me. After experimenting with various Apple, Sony, and Beats products, we came across the Beats Studio Pro headphones. I loved the neutral Sandstone color and had my heart set on them, but I did not want to pay the full price of $250 by myself. We waited for them to go on sale and my dad bought them for me for about $175. I am extremely pleased with them, and I am extremely critical when it comes to headphones. The sound quality and noise cancellation are amazing, and the color looks even better in person. They are comfortable (especially with the padding on the headband), are not too bulky, and have a nice matte texture. The headband is also adjustable and able to be modified to perfectly fit you. The battery life is excellent as well. You can get 24 hours of playback from only two hours of charging. I am still surprised with how long they can go without being charged. They came with a case (in which the headphones can easily fold), charger, and aux cord. I would definitely recommend these headphones—they are the best ones that I have tried out. I do not have a single bad thing to say about them. My rating of this product is, without a doubt, five stars.
I saw someone wearing a pair of these at a house party in el segundo and I knew I had to check them out. Being a brand by Dr. Dre of course I had to listen through the 2001 album. People think about base when they think of beats headphones and I could say that’s true for these but that comes with the sacrifice of the clarity of the lows, some music just didn’t sound as deep as it could. I also tested them with RAM by Daft punk and it can show some great clarity with highs, they sound clear and placed quite well. The mid section sounds pretty clear at times I did use Fay Websters Atlanta millionaires club and Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts to test vocal clarity as well as some piano pieces and it felt pretty good. The leather ear cups are incredibly comfortable and the head ... MoreI saw someone wearing a pair of these at a house party in el segundo and I knew I had to check them out. Being a brand by Dr. Dre of course I had to listen through the 2001 album. People think about base when they think of beats headphones and I could say that’s true for these but that comes with the sacrifice of the clarity of the lows, some music just didn’t sound as deep as it could. I also tested them with RAM by Daft punk and it can show some great clarity with highs, they sound clear and placed quite well. The mid section sounds pretty clear at times I did use Fay Websters Atlanta millionaires club and Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts to test vocal clarity as well as some piano pieces and it felt pretty good. The leather ear cups are incredibly comfortable and the head band is pretty lightweight after a while you forget that it’s on. The material is made out of plastic so be wary of creeks if you bend them. I love how it can be great for travel. It Comes with a little caring pouch. Battery life is very impressive however, one of the big features of the headphones is active noise cancellation. I feel if I’m using noise cancellation and there’s no music playing. I can’t actively hear the microphone trying to get rid of the sound Transparency mode also feels very robotic, my voice doesn’t feel like mine it feels like something I’m listening to. Being a beats headphone, I appreciate how easy they are to pairing to android and iOS however, being an Apple product disappointed it lacks features such as auto pause when you take it off or it’s inability to auto turn off when not being used. Overall the build quality I feel for its price is quite comfortable but not as premium as I want, as for features I do feel it lacks some essentials and it’s transparency/ANC could be improved just a bit. It’s most important aspect obviously being called studio headphones I would imagine they try to replicate the feel of working in the studio, I personally don’t work in a recording studio but it’s lack of clarity and depth in the lows makes me feel you might now want to produce music with these headphones.
I would give 'em a 3.75. I have owned these for two months and use them for everything: commuting on loud buses, walking outdoors/city downtown, in an office for meetings, at the gym, etc.First of all, audio (music): I think they are definitely a high-quality audio listening device with respects to elevating the integrity of the music. If you are someone who cares that their music sounds good and don't like to miss sonic nuances, these will do a really good job.Noise Cancelling: I am not a fan and don't think this is its strongest element which is important to note since it's a selling point and in the name of the product. If you have in-ear air pod pros, for reference, they are better at noise-cancelling than these, in my opinion. The Beats don't really shut ... MoreI would give 'em a 3.75. I have owned these for two months and use them for everything: commuting on loud buses, walking outdoors/city downtown, in an office for meetings, at the gym, etc.First of all, audio (music): I think they are definitely a high-quality audio listening device with respects to elevating the integrity of the music. If you are someone who cares that their music sounds good and don't like to miss sonic nuances, these will do a really good job.Noise Cancelling: I am not a fan and don't think this is its strongest element which is important to note since it's a selling point and in the name of the product. If you have in-ear air pod pros, for reference, they are better at noise-cancelling than these, in my opinion. The Beats don't really shut out noise unless you're listening to music and even then, it's very minimal and I can usually still hear the music playing at a cafe or the bus through music playing at a high-volume. My airpod pros have an almost disorienting noise-cancelling abilities which I prefer.Battery: They last forever, at least so far. They only really take a charging once or twice a week, and that's with *constant* daily use. It can connect two multiple devices at once (I believe just two, actually), so going from your phone to your laptop is super easy. They don't pause music if you take them off, which some headphones do and is nice to have, but I got used to it and remember to pause.I did notice that sometimes it freaks and disconnects. It might be my devices, but I wanted to add it anyway.Hardware: They feel very sturdy and sleek. I have the Sandstone color and don't see any finger prints or discoloration, though, I hear some of the darker colors do. They're comfortable.Case: The case is one of my favorite things about this product. Well made and sturdy but flexible and not constricting, which makes traveling with them really easy. I don't feel like they'll be squished but they also take up very little space. They're about the size of an average "men's" toiletry bag and made of a strong, woven materials and comes with two cables (usb-c and aux).I got these on sale for the holidays at about 40% off and I felt that was a fair price for these. I think they're definitely a good contender and should be seriously considered if you're looking for new headphones, but if you're going to pay full price and shell out $300+ on headphones, I would go with something with better noise-cancelling and seriously consider the extra perks some of the competition is offering for the same or slightly higher price (automated pause, EQ controls, noise-cancelling, etc), as some of the offerings for these are baseline in many competing models.Fini!
I love these headphones! It was either between the AirPod max or these and since they were on sale for a decent price, I decided to go with the Beats Studio pros in the color deep brown. The headphones are comfortable, the charge lasts a long time, and I’m able to use the same charger for my iPad Pro to charge these beats. It’s a win win. However, I feel like the sound on these headphones should be louder than what they are. I practically have to turn the volume to to almost 100% just so that I’m able to actually hear the bass in the songs I listen to. I know that Apple/Beats did this to protect people from harming their ears from loud sounds, but I don’t like the fact that I’m unable to change the volume from sounding too low even such a high volume. I’ve tried ... MoreI love these headphones! It was either between the AirPod max or these and since they were on sale for a decent price, I decided to go with the Beats Studio pros in the color deep brown. The headphones are comfortable, the charge lasts a long time, and I’m able to use the same charger for my iPad Pro to charge these beats. It’s a win win. However, I feel like the sound on these headphones should be louder than what they are. I practically have to turn the volume to to almost 100% just so that I’m able to actually hear the bass in the songs I listen to. I know that Apple/Beats did this to protect people from harming their ears from loud sounds, but I don’t like the fact that I’m unable to change the volume from sounding too low even such a high volume. I’ve tried personalizing my Spatial Audio and it’s still sounds too low at 50% volume. In order for it to sound loud enough I have to keep the volume at around at least 90% volume. But other than that, they’re very comfortable to wear for long periods of time and to do a decent workout in for long periods of time. They also sound excellent when I take phone calls. And I love how you can change the volume up and volume down, pause the music, and hang up phone calls without adding all those extra buttons to the headphones. Very minimalistic, sleek, and comfortable.
So where do i start… this was my first reintroductuon to over the ear headphones and i gotta say im severely dissapointed. Ive used gaming headsets like the turtle beach stealth, or the corsair wireless ones, and those are amazing and provide ALL day comfort. These headphones i put on for a few minutes and already they were compressing my ear area the top where you adjust the headphones is fine it feels fine on your head but once they go over your ear its like the most uncomfortable thing youll ever feel its like someone is grabbing your head with both their hands and smushing it as hard as they can. I have a pretty average size head so I definitely dont think it has anything to do with that either theyre just so uncomfortable and they cause so much pain even after ... MoreSo where do i start… this was my first reintroductuon to over the ear headphones and i gotta say im severely dissapointed. Ive used gaming headsets like the turtle beach stealth, or the corsair wireless ones, and those are amazing and provide ALL day comfort. These headphones i put on for a few minutes and already they were compressing my ear area the top where you adjust the headphones is fine it feels fine on your head but once they go over your ear its like the most uncomfortable thing youll ever feel its like someone is grabbing your head with both their hands and smushing it as hard as they can. I have a pretty average size head so I definitely dont think it has anything to do with that either theyre just so uncomfortable and they cause so much pain even after a few minutes with them on. Next the transparency mode and noise cancellation, so the transparency is barely transparency ive used other headphones with the greatest transparency ever but these ones are not it, even with them on its baeely transparent it feels like any old headphones without transparency. The noise cancellation also for some reason causes a lot of pain for me on top of the tightness of these headphones the noise cancellation feels like it puts your ears in a vacuum chamber and theres just this constant pressure like the feeling that youre on an airplane and ur ears are about to pop but they dont thats what these feel like and ive had other headphones with noise cancellation and it doesnt feel that way at all. The cables feel all fine the case is okay its kind of hard to get them in and out though. They feel extremely cheap and clunky every movement u hear the creaking of the plastic it definitely doesnt seem like a 350 dollar pair of headphones even 200 wouldnt be an accurate price for these. If ur gonna listen to any review please keep mine in mind these are not even close to the best at all thwyre horrendous and im not entirely sure how they have such good ratings. The sound quality is also subpar.
Good Headphones. Last Beats studios i had were from 2013 so definitely an upgrade. They are comfortable, battery life is great, connects to bluetooth easy and sound quality is good and of course they look great.Sound does get a little muffled and scratchy at higher volumes with certain music genres. Volume level also doesn’t go very high for people who like to blast music, but noise cancelling works great, so you can still hear the music with no outside disturbance, but just not as loud as i usually like.Music is a lot clearer/crisp compared to older models, the bass is good as usual for Beats but it isn’t as intense as previous models which i personally miss, i like a lot of bass but for a lot of people i know the bass was too overpowering in previous models so ... MoreGood Headphones. Last Beats studios i had were from 2013 so definitely an upgrade. They are comfortable, battery life is great, connects to bluetooth easy and sound quality is good and of course they look great.Sound does get a little muffled and scratchy at higher volumes with certain music genres. Volume level also doesn’t go very high for people who like to blast music, but noise cancelling works great, so you can still hear the music with no outside disturbance, but just not as loud as i usually like.Music is a lot clearer/crisp compared to older models, the bass is good as usual for Beats but it isn’t as intense as previous models which i personally miss, i like a lot of bass but for a lot of people i know the bass was too overpowering in previous models so this may be a better fit for others. It’s a personal preference.Obviously there are many headphones out there with better sound quality and better price point than Beats. Are they worth the money? For someone looking just for the highest quality/superior sound…no.But for someone like me who values good sound but also values looks and style just as much, they are worth it. While they don’t exactly have the superior sound you’d expect from $300+ headphones, the sound quality is defiantly above average compared to many other headphones and the iconic Beats style/brand is of course the reason for majority of the price. I paid $160 for them on black Friday so not a bad deal.
These are the best studios by far! The Studio Pros have improved by lightyears compared to its previous models, functions, build quality, and of course sound quality, rich bass and good clarity. At the end of the day it will depend on your preference of music that makes these headphones the best sounding or just another pair of headphones that haven't changed. Noise cancelation has improved majorly compared to Studio 3s, added transparency mode works very well, especially indoors when you still wanna hear stuff happening around you, spatial audio is also pretty good especially with Apple Music. Those are the pros now for the cons. Cons for these headphones are minor, design of these are a bit to basic with minimal changes compared to the Studio 3s, they're very ... MoreThese are the best studios by far! The Studio Pros have improved by lightyears compared to its previous models, functions, build quality, and of course sound quality, rich bass and good clarity. At the end of the day it will depend on your preference of music that makes these headphones the best sounding or just another pair of headphones that haven't changed. Noise cancelation has improved majorly compared to Studio 3s, added transparency mode works very well, especially indoors when you still wanna hear stuff happening around you, spatial audio is also pretty good especially with Apple Music. Those are the pros now for the cons. Cons for these headphones are minor, design of these are a bit to basic with minimal changes compared to the Studio 3s, they're very identical despite new colors. If you use Studio 3s for the gym and thinking of upgrading to the Pros, I wouldn't recommend it, IF you need very loud music. Despite Pros sounding better than the 3s the Pros aren't as loud as the 3s, I'm a gym junky and I use my Studio 3s heavily, I love that they're loud and it pumps me up while I'm exercising, even if they don't sound as good to the Pros I look for loudness when it comes to headphones for the gym, if you don't care on how loud your music needs to be than these won't a problem. Other than that, is it worth the upgrading from Studio 3s to Pros? or if buying your first pair of beats? it depends what you use your headphones for. If for strictly gym purposes there are other options that are better, I wouldn't recommend these if my personal opinion, especially if you have the 3s. If you use these for casual listening and just doing normal activities these are a very good choice, if you can get the Pros at a discounted price they are definitely worth it.
| Length | 7 in./17.8 cm |
| Form Factor | Over ear |
| Connections | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Bluetooth Compatibility | Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Power Source | Battery |
