NEW Beats Studio Pro Unboxing & Review! 

I just went down here to say the opposite.. funny how subjective this is.

Nah, it’s too much. Feel like the editor’s trying to prove himself lol.

Everyone’s gotta be a critic 🙄

​@@pressplayhomieyeah thats what you should be, not just blindly consume media.

@@holiboin8108 I have better things to do then critique a youtube video pls

How has it been for ya? Say for action movies??

@@ANDRE1mangi thnk The sound is to looow

A true OG. Thanks for coming along for the ride

I hated beats back then since beats used too much bass which sounded soo off. I stick to the Sony WH and the Bose QC’s

Would you say they’re better than the Sonys?

@@dtmdzo7170honestly yes I have owned a couple pairs and have all been good sound and quality wise

Too small

@@deykno87Yeah they were great headphones except for the size adjustment. The range of motion of that sliding adjustment was just ridiculously small.

@@elliot245I’m honestly shocked I seriously don’t understand why they were discontinued so fast if anything they should have discontinued the solo 3s makes no sense

They probably were not selling them a lot.

You are absolutely right. I think that, for Apple, the Beats Solo Pro were a kind of experiment by implementing so much technology in headband headphones, especially for the functionality of turning them on and off just by folding or unfolding them. His biggest red flags were the starting price, the elimination of the Jack port and the size of his earcups. Personally, I have never been bothered by the size or the earcups of the Solo models, I like them and I feel that they hold much better to my head. Regards 🫂

You can buy replacement earcups it’s easy to pop them off and stick the new ones on

@@Iam_Priime_ actually that process is what broke the first pair completely I went to change the pads and didn’t have enough heat to loosen the glue. But I can these new ones also sound wayyyyy better

How is it?

Fuck it, I'm curious to know your review and I'm no engineer at all

@@bruceleroy1187 well, quite frankly, these headphones disappointed me. I’ve been using beats for years and there’s no denying that they sound good on the surface but as far as comfortability and the EQ they missed the mark on these. I made it through about an hour of mixing before that pressure headache started to set in and somehow these are actually a tad bid quieter in volume compared to the Studio 3s which was a huge bummer. The lossless audio did not sound bad but was absolutely not what i expected to get out of a built in DAC in a $350 pair of headphones. There is 3 pre-set EQ settings when listening over USB C you can switch between and oddly enough to me the “Classic” beats EQ or whatever they want to call that was meant for music sounds flat and dull to me, my go to choice has actually been the Entertainment EQ which was meant for like Movies and Media. These things are a trip but if you don’t wear glasses and you can get them on sale i think they are worth it for an average consumer but at full price i couldn’t justify it by any means. The Noise Cancellation you get over wireless was actually fairly impressive but the passive mode was far from premium and i think the Airpods do a better job. I hate to do it but i think these will be returned this week Im just sleeping on it, hoped this helped.

I’m extremely curious yet worried it will get lost in my notifications. I just ordered a pair myself for these specific reasons so i’m glad someone else is too!

i missed black friday deals and I'm waiting for a huge discount. anyhow, i'm interested on your perspective as an audio engineer.

@@arnleevizcayno965 sadly these headphones are not ideal… they are tight around the head and contrary to my original comment the EQ on these are not good at all and if anything lacks a certain quality from the original studio 3s. For an average consumer these are subjectively good headphones and their noise cancelation (over bluetooth) is good! But for wired mixing and audio listening you don’t get those features. However for me personally as someone who wears glasses and does in depth mixing these headphones are not a great choice and i was really disappointed in them. If your really looking for good mixing headphones the Sennheiser HD 280 PROs still take the cake as far as live audio goes and they produce great mixes IMO but are pricey. When it comes to working on hip hop records i still like the mixes i get out of the OG Beats Studios despite some engineers having objections.

Me 2 the sound is unmatched

Mine just broke bro it’s hard to get new ones

Im just like you, Bought the Studio 3’s 5 years ago and they work perfectly, I would like to have this new ones but I’m in no rush probably at the end of 2024 or if mines fail I will buy them because it’s like the same exact headphone but with extremely better characteristics!

Yeah bro, my studio 3s snapped and the buttons felt like Chinese plastic

Sony or skullcandy

@@wheredaboof6492 I have the Sony XM4.

How did they turn out?

@@2Low_darkie Well with the price on sale. Can’t say I’d have bought these at their normal price of 350 dollars but at 200 or less it’s worth it. Amazon just had an even better sale after I bought them and they were down to 169 or something like that. I like to listen to my music at high volume and these could be a little louder for my own personal tastes but the audio quality is very nice. I didn’t notice much distortion at all at higher volumes and music in general sounds very clear even when using Bluetooth. Bass is good but not overdone like it was on past beats headphones. Battery life is just as good as advertised.