How do these compare to the wired Beats? null

Sound about the same. Beats are VERY over rated (you are paying basically for the name) and have WAY TOO much bottom end to the EQ curve. If you listen to rap or hip hop, then you will like both both these and the Beats will be fine. If you want a more flatter, natural sound, go for a more 'pro' set of headphones from Sennheiser or Audio-Technica. My advice is to buy headphones with a FLAT EQ profile and adjust the EQ to your liking with your device so that you can use them to listen to all styles of music instead of being locked into one sound.

These are wireless and there is a better sound

“How do these compare to the wired Beats?”

Asked by Jesse 8 years ago

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Skullcandy - Hesh 2.0 Wired Over-the-Ear Headphones - Black/Gunmetal-Angle_Standard

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Sound about the same. Beats are VERY over rated (you are paying basically for the name) and have WAY TOO much bottom end to the EQ curve. If you listen to rap or hip hop, then you will like both both these and the Beats will be fine. If you want a more flatter, natural sound, go for a more 'pro' set of headphones from Sennheiser or Audio-Technica. My advice is to buy headphones with a FLAT EQ profile and adjust the EQ to your liking with your device so that you can use them to listen to all styles of music instead of being locked into one sound.
Answered by jlovett322 8 years ago
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These are wireless and there is a better sound
Answered by Samuel 8 years ago
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