Studio Pro Premium Wireless Over-Ear Headphones- Up to 40-Hour Battery Life, Active Noise Cancelling, Great for Travel & Commuting, USB-C Lossless Audio, Apple & Android Compatible - Deep Brown

I use these headphones for sound design (I make sample packs), modular synthesis, mixing, producing, jamming, livecoding, workouts, programming, gaming and more - so as you can imagine, they're essentially glued to my head all day long, and I think that qualifies me as a Beats Studio power-user of sorts, even though I've only had them for a few months. For starters, the noise-cancelling is excellent; the passive mode and two noise-cancelling modes really block out as much sound as you want (or DON'T want); I'm sure there are some exceptions, but I barely even hear my lawnmower when I have these on at a reasonable volume. They're extremely easy to use, as well; pairing with a phone only takes a second. They also act as an audio interface with PCs, although my luck with the noise-cancelling functionality has been shaky with Linux, but it's probably flawless with a more-normal OS. Instead, I've found that using an external interface and the included TRS cable is the way to go for my strange use-case, but your mileage will undoubtedly vary. The comfort is pretty much unmatched; my MDR-7506's might be a bit more comfortable, but these have never once bothered me. They can be worn with hats, glasses, or whatever without much of an issue. Sometimes accessories get in the way of the noise-cancelling functionality, but that's to be expected. They're decent for exercise, too, although they sort of fall off my head when I'm doing bench presses. Everything else doesn't seem to matter too much, although whatever maneuver I do when I'm doing kettlebell swings tends to make the music sound a bit 'wooshy', for lack of a better term. Still, they stay on my head, and that's saying something. They fit my large head and they even look cool, I suppose, although I'm not too worried about cosmetics. Over all, my mixes, sounds, and sample packs have been top-notch while using these, so they're pretty much my favorite headphones. The battery even seems to last me days on a single charge, and that's saying something.

Love love LOVE these. Crystal clear sound, had some trouble with BT connectivity but soon as I updated the software (vis app) they work great. Battery life is fantastic! Easily lasts about a week with pretty heavy use. Also on a side note, if you have an auditory processing disorder or suffer from migraines these work great to minimize noise, even without using the noise canceling option (via cord). Very comfy, too. Highly recommend.

I’ve had these for more than a year now and dang they work really good, the noise cancellation is great I can barely hear anything around me and the battery is long lasting. It connects easy to my phone and any other device I need to connect it to.

These have great build quality, they charge fast, and connecy quick. Theyre super bass-y, and they DO sound good. But I would not say these are like the highest clarity phones for the price.

Well, after having lost one of my AirPods (gen3) and not being able to justify purchasing a replacement left pod for $90, I started doing research. I came across these beats studio pros and looked at their stats. 40 hours of play time? Probably the most enticing thing about them to me. Then came the active noise cancellation, and spatialized audio. ANC intrigued me. I wanted it to be better than the AirPods at cutting out sound. While I was looking into these I happened to be doing it during Black Friday deals. Which meant I thought they were $170, which was the price of brand new AirPods. Then I saw their original price of $350. Which enticed me even more in a way, thinking of the price tag fallacy, higher price must mean quality. I mulled this over and over and eventually ended up missing the half off sale. Then I knew I wanted these babies. I watched and waited for a sale to come up again. I was not willing to pay $350 for wireless headphones, as I am not willing to pay $350 on just about anything, but thats just me. For me, $179 is splurging significantly. I caught another sale. I bought them and hoped for the best. I will have to be honest in saying I was hesitant to stray from AirPods and move over to headphones. The less I have on me the better, so having something sit in my ear rather than over my head appeals to me. But having my device constantly slip out of my ear or feel unsecured was not enjoyable. That’s how I lost my left AirPod in the first place. These headphones feel sturdy for me. I was pleasantly surprised. Although I still did not particularly care for a bulkier heavier device, I did appreciate their securedness. They do eventually make my ears sore but I usually just adjust them. I will not count this against them because every pair of headphones I have ever owned eventually made my ears hurt or gave me a headache. Im sensitive what can I say? The padding on the top band that goes over your head was a nice touch. The ANC is powerful. I loved being immersed in my music. I have no complaints really. Spatial Audio… I personally could care less about it, so I don’t have much to say about it. I just don’t use it as a personal choice, not saying it isn’t good. The sound quality seems adequate to me. The volume is pretty great, I never have to have it all the way up to get clear sounding audio or to feel like I can actually hear something. Which with my AirPods was a constant problem. The mic on these, I am thoroughly impressed with. Compared to my AirPods, its like award winning lol. People on calls usually can’t tell I am using a headset at all. I’m not sure how long it truly takes to charge them, as I haven’t charged them from dead to full yet. I imagine from the little bit of charging I did do when they first arrived they will take a little bit, but to me it’s worth it. Overall, I feel my money was well spent on a good product. I got a better bang for my buck with these beats than I did with my airpods. The compactness of AirPods are nice, and I like a compact item so having a larger device is something to get used to but I still think it’s worth it.

I'm a hi fi type of guy. These definitely fill a void for at work set of headphones. Could be tighter could be firmer. They're actually a little flimsy they fold and thats great but I don't need them to fold in half on a whim. My AT mh50 corded headphones are definitely clearer (they're 10 years old) . But for a stereo headphone and the proper eq these are perfect for work or working out. If you wear ball caps like I do at work expect some wind noise and not complete isolation. I do lawncare and weedeater and zero turns are loud. They do their job but not perfect you need to go into it with the right mindset. I had the power beats until my ear peices started to crumble after all the sweat and use. (the ones that still had the wire connecting them) these work great. Not hifi but stereo quality. An eq app like I have will absolutely open these up and they will work for you. Just expect stereo headphones not hifi. If I could do it again and it wasn't for work I'd go momentum 4's without even hearing them. But with my job sweating and working in the heat, I'm trusting off my previous set of powerbeats. These Will do what you need. Protect your ears from loud noises. And deliver a decent sound if, listening at home with a eq app like mine they will rock your noggin. Loud and clear if you eq them right. With decent bass. Not gonna rattle your face but a good set of work headphones. I would recommend them. There's room for improvement. But all in all I am happy with the purchase. And especially if you just need something for day to day you'll like them and enjoy them.

I loved my Beats Solo headphones as a teenager. I’m talking monster cable beats. Nothing was cooler, the bass was thundering, and while it didn’t sound great, it sounded so much better than the iPod in ears or my dad’s old crappy walkman on-ears I was used to. I listen to mostly electronic music, bass/dubstep, house & techno, all of that with some hip/hop and pop sprinkled in as well. I also love movies. As an adult at home, I have my beyerdynamic dt 770 pros for mixing and editing with. I have a pair of AirPods Pro 2s for travel and day to day usage. Recently, I have started to work from home a lot more in meetings, and there has been a lot of construction outside my window, and I hate having things stuck in my ears for hours on end so I was in the market for a pair of noise canceling over ear headphones. My partner has a pair of AirPods Max, I found the sound to be really great, detailed with good sound stage and flat great for voice but clinical and safe in all respects and lacking the bass I was looking for. Even with the top-of-the-pack anc and apple integration features I was used to on my in-ears I never could swallow the price. Also they were comfortable, but so heavy and not suited for long periods of wear. And the case was weird. So I tried the bereydynamic lagoon ANCs. They were garbage. Impossible to use the controls and pair with devices, sounded really good but not as good as I would expect from this brand, and the issues go on and on. They did have good bass, but the anc barely worked. I liked them at a lot at first, but they fell apart so quickly. Then I saw that apple had brand new beats headphones, and were 30% off on Amazon. I had to try them, the nostalgia hit hard and I’m so happy they didn’t change the iconic design from the studio 2s which I also liked as a replacement for my solos. I. Am. Floored. Super lightweight yet feel very solid and no creaking, apple integration features (i consider no auto switching to be a plus tbh, but icloud pairing is a must. Works very well with Apple TV), but the sound! Is so FUN. It’s like I’m in a concert hall with huge racks of speakers and towers of subwoofers. So much better than my old beats, by a landslide. Great instrument separation, and decent soundstage, sounds less like a wall of sound like my pro 2s do but not as wide and spatial as the max. A little bright for my taste, but never enough to cause fatigue. None of them come close to the 770s of course - would I recommend these for classical? Or acoustic? Never. Or for any type actual professional work? No. But if you like electronic, you will have so much fun enjoying music with these. The ANC and transparency is very very good, identical to my AirPods Pro, I would argue maybe even better than the max in some situations. The mic quality is good, not as good as my AirPods but good enough for work calls. I also love watching movies, and having multi-channel support like my pro 2s is epic. I absolutely love these - and am so happy I got them!

These are so fricking good. They stay on like a champ when im cleaning for 1 1/2+ hours, moving around and such. They also have some pretty good noise cancelling, coming from someone with selective hearing. Super comfy, AMAZING battery life, amazing portability from being able to fold up, and great value. So happy with my purchase!

Love these headphones, worth the price. Noise cancellation and comfortability is great.

Really great sound and comfortable. Nice options when paired with iPhone for ultimate control over audio.

The beats Studio Pro are comfortable to wear with great sound quality as expected from corporate owner Apple. The control/power button is small, somewhat tricky to press when wearing. Nice that it can collapse into a small supplied travel pouch. Works with both Apple and Android phones, thou it has better features using Apple phone app. Used mostly at the gym or while outside on the patio. A bit pricey for what it is, purchased when was on sale is best. Great for long road trips or with air travel. Would recommend.

Purchased this for the gym because I was getting extremely annoyed from my AirPods falling out of my ears all the time mid-workout. A little on the pricey side and there definitely are cheaper alternatives for a pair of gym over-ear headphones but I do not regret this purchase especially since I purchased it on sale. -Sound quality is great. A little lacking in bass in my opinion but not a deal breaker for me. -Connectivity and button inputs are very convenient. My only complaint is that it lacks the chip that you would find in AirPods that automatically connect once you put the earbuds in your ear. It does not detect when you take the headphones off so at times I forget to turn it off. Lastly the battery life is amazing. 0 complaints about it.

You will never have a better quality sound than these beats but there's pros and cons in every product so i'll list them PROS Pretty efficient, good sound quality, a pretty good noise cancellation and pretty good to fold them as you can transport them anywhere with the case. Really great for relaxing and travelling from afar, pretty great for a headphones you'll want to keep for a few years, pretty rough as i smash them on the ground while walking because i'm a clumsy ass but it didn't scratch a little bit CONS They can be irritable to wear for a while, also the noise cancellation have a weird knocking noise on the left ear that can be annoying if you do focused tasks ( DO NOT WORRY, IT ONLY HAPPENED WHEN YOU NEAR AN INTERNET ROUTER, YOU CAN ALWAYS CANCEL IT BY TURNING DOWN THE NOISE CANCELLATION), Also, a lot of the time, i had to cancel my bluethooth near my phone so that my tablet will connect to it as it doesn't have an M1 ship, which can be able to be focused on one apple device or android device, also gym is not recommended as it falls after a deadlift Overall, i recommend them for travelling, relaxing or studying.