Beats Studio Pro - Wireless Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones - Deep Brown (Renewed)

The Beats Studio Pro headphones present a solid upgrade from previous generations, particularly for those seeking quality sound and effective features. While they are marketed as renewed, I found that they performed just as well as new models, showcasing the durability and reliability of Beats' craftsmanship. Sound Quality: One notable aspect is the volume level, which is slightly lower than earlier versions. However, this doesn’t detract significantly from the listening experience; it's still ample for most casual listeners. The sound profile remains rich, with a focus on bass that Beats fans will appreciate. Noise Cancellation: The noise cancellation is commendable, effectively blocking out ambient noise in quieter environments. However, in bustling places like malls, some external sounds can seep in if the music isn’t turned up high enough. This is something to consider for those who plan to use them in noisy settings. Transparency Mode: The transparency mode is impressively good, allowing outside sounds to come through without compromising on audio quality. This feature is particularly useful for staying aware of your surroundings while enjoying music. Comfort: On the comfort front, the clamping force feels a bit strong. While the ear cups are designed to rest over your ears rather than fully enclose them, this can lead to discomfort during extended use. It may take some time to adjust, especially for users who prefer a looser fit. Potential Bias: It’s important to acknowledge potential bias in this review. Given that these headphones were renewed, there may be variations in individual units, influencing performance and comfort. Additionally, my preferences in sound profile and use cases may not align with those of every potential buyer. While I found the headphones satisfactory, others might prioritize different features or experiences. Overall, the Beats Studio Pro headphones are a solid choice for those looking for reliable performance and excellent features, particularly if you value transparency mode and solid sound quality. Just be mindful of the fit and volume levels based on your personal preferences.

These headphones are good but I will say it is a little bit uncomfortable but the battery life is very good I have used these since 9 am today and it is 10:34 pm and there only on 54 and the sound quality is very good but it does leak a little bit if u wear one off one of your ears but I would say definitely but these especially because the are on sale rn.

The Beats Studio Pro headphones deliver impressive sound quality with deep, clear bass and crisp highs. The noise-cancelling feature works exceptionally well, blocking out distractions whether I’m at home or commuting. They’re comfortable for long listening sessions, and the Bluetooth connection is quick and stable and super clear sound definitely high quality. Definitely worth it for anyone looking for premium wireless headphones.

I used to always buy Bose, but this is my first time buying beats by Dre and I am seriously impressed. I think these definitely rival Bose. Nice bass, treble and midtones; the noise cancellation could cancel a lot more of outside noise for me for when I'm on trains or airplanes, but 85% noise cancellation is not bad either. Very comfortable, but if you wear these for gym use they will slide off your head when laying on your back. Portability is great as they fold up easily, and battery life is incredible; I can get through an 8 hour work day, with a hour commute (round trip) and still have at least 30% battery life life, if not more.

I recently purchased the Blue Beat headphones and overall, I'm quite impressed, which is why I’m giving them a solid four stars. The sound quality is excellent, with crisp highs and deep bass that really enhances my music experience. They're also very comfortable to wear for long periods, thanks to the cushioned ear pads and adjustable headband. The Bluetooth connectivity is reliable, and the battery life is more than sufficient for daily use. The only reason I’m not giving a full five stars is that the noise cancellation isn’t as strong as I expected—it muffles ambient noise but doesn’t block it out completely. Still, for the price, they offer great value and performance.

A little worried about purchasing a used pair. Zero flaws. No regrets. Sounds amazing.

Worked great. As a renewed item, did not include instructions for connecting. Had to find instructions on my own.

Everyone warned me not to buy Beats headphones: I was told they're badly made, they're uncomfortable, the sound quality isn't great for the price, and so on. But my friend had a pair, and I thought they looked great and felt great, and I had no issues with the sound, so I bought a pair. It was a big mistake. After wearing them for a few hours, the top of my head started to hurt terribly, and I had to take them off. After a few weeks of wearing them each day, I had a permanent bruise-like feeling on the top of my head. Eventually I did some research, and bought a padded protector to wrap around the top. It didn't solve the problem entirely (they were still too tight around the ears), but it made them wearable. Unfortunately, my nice looking headphones now looked ridiculous. And then, today, about one month out of the one-year warranty, the band just snaps. I had put no special pressure on them; I wasn't rough in the least. I handled them as I'd always handled them. I looked closely at the place where it snapped, and I see that, even though the internal band is made of metal, the place where the band meets the actual earpiece (where the hinge is) is just a couple of millimeters of plastic. So of course it broke: a piece of plastic being stretched on a daily basis isn't going to last very long. So, basically, you're paying $200 for uncomfortable headphones that can't withstand a year of daily use. They sound fine, they connect fine, they look good, but they hurt to wear and they'll be fit for the trash can within a year.