A:AnswerI wouldn't. They do a great job at noise cancelling, but they are not intended for that purpose. I don't think they would protect to the levels that are needed at a shooting range.
A:AnswerThey will connect to a bluetooth device, like a FireTV or Apple TV and the audio will then be sent to headphones. I use them with a FireTV when I watch TV late at night so I don't wake anyone up in the house.
A:AnswerYes, this is a known issue and it does not work for me either. I’m guessing it’s a software thing where it is incompatible for full support with windows 10. I would not worry about it.
A:AnswerSometimes different retailers offer separate warranty or service plans for the products they sell. If you purchased one of these plans, you could check with the retailer about their service plan or warranty details. You can also contact Apple Support to find out about service options: https://www.beatsbydre.com/support/service-warranty
A:AnswerThe noise cancelling technology is the same. However, Beats Solo Pro headphones are on-ear headphones, and Beats Studio 3 Wireless Headphones are on-ear headphones, so you may hear sound differently.
A:AnswerMy son tried these with his android device and I used them with my iPhone. He didn’t care for the Android app and felt that it had some issues with the bass mix. I had a great experience with my iPhone, which does not use an app for the Solo Pro. The iOS EQ settings was sufficient for controlling the mix and all aspects of music playback was awesome.
