Customer Ratings & Reviews

Th head sound very good GREAT color tone also but th fit around your ears mabe 5mins over your ears start bothering you an hurting th headset should had been much softer

Excellent headphones. They are a little tight and that is all I can complain about them. But great sound! Noise cancellation is the best I’ve found yet!

The music quality is better then expected! The transparency and ANC is amazing! The only reason I give a 4 star is because of it being on ear headphones, around 30 minutes of wearing, you will need to take a break, due to the constant clamping force, you can’t just move them up to the side of your ear like the studio 3s because you would feel the clamp force pressuring your jaw also. I got mines for $150 for open box, if the status is “excellent“ them I recommend saving a couple of bucks and getting the open box.

For long time I still used it so awesome with music I love it

Noise canceling works well. You can really tell the difference when the transparency mode is turned on. Works well with my Android, set up is easier with an iphone. The color is not as dark as I expected. Glad I caught these on sale.

Just love theses. You can hear so clear and very comfortable.

The sound quality and noise cancellation are great. But the comfort is not good at all. They’re very tight. And press down very hard on top of the ears instead of around the ear.

Beats Solo Pro is an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) over the ear headphones. I was waiting to experience their noise cancellation feature as I am a big fan of their past headsets and this definitely is a step up, if you are looking for that feature. My review is based on my experience with headsets ranging from $250-$600.This is placed at the $300 price point to compete with other major brands. I ranked it 3rd on the noise cancellation feature. Sony and Bose still taking the first two spots on this feature, but there are lot more Pros on their sound quality compared to other major brands. Getting to the details: • The 2019 Pro is a BIG upgrade in the design and the quality compared to the studio and solo wireless headsets. This has a metal band (anodized aluminum arms that slide in and out of the headband) which I consider as very durable compared to the plastic bands they have on other models. It has a premium and distinctive look to it, so that’s a big positive when you are spending $300 on a head set. Also, the ear cups are made of premium soft leather and very comfortable to wear it for long hours. The headset needs a little breaking in as it's a snug fit with the metal band. I noticed this headset has tilting ear cups which I didn't see on other beats headsets that I own. This design definitely seals off noise from the surroundings. • In terms of the functions, Beats started to follow the industry by getting rid of the power button. Folding the phones turns off the headset. It has a lightening charging port, supports Siri, but doesn’t have the 3mm aux port for wired connection. It boosts 22 hr listening time with ANC and 40 hrs without ANC. So far I tried it for 8 hours and I like the fact it you get 3 hr playback time with only 10 mins of charging. The best part on this headset - once you pair it with one apple device, it automatically shows up on all of my other apple devices and didn't have to worry about pairing it - good job apple!! • ANC- This is the feature I was most interested in and wanted to compare it with other brand headsets I own. I tried it on my 6 hour flight and am happy with this feature. The little button on the headset lets you switch between ANC, transparency mode. This falls a little short compared to Bose and Sony based on the tests I did walking on the Chicago's busy streets. Used it to answer phone calls and didn’t have any issue walking around my home without the phone. No dropped calls or lag issues at all for indoor use, will have to test the audio quality for outdoor calls. • Sound Quality - This definitely lives up to its expectations! The sound quality is amazing - crisp and clear. It is a little low on bass compared to other Beats headsets I own, but definitely makes up for it on the sound quality. Sub-bass 20 to 60 Hz - Good Bass 60 to 250 Hz - Good Low midrange 250 to 500 Hz - for harmonics - Great Midrange 500 Hz to 2 kHz - horn like quality - good - Great Upper midrange 2kHz to 4 kHz - sound trimbre -Great Presence 4 to 6 kHz - for clarity - GREAT!! Overall I like this headset and a great improvement in the design and sound quality compared to other beats headsets. Its arguably the best headset that Beats has made to date! Only complaint, it came in a soft canvas case. Just get the red headset - comes with a red anodized metal band to match the headset!

so in love with this beats. they really cancel all the noise around even if you just wear them with no music on you can still barely hear any noise. so perfect for the gym.

Nice headphones however hurts my ears if worn for long periods of time (ended up buying the beats Studio 3 over ear headphones because of this) Other than that amazing sound, quality and overall performance!

Had them for less than a year the warranty expired and then a week later they snapped right at the headband but otherwise their great sound great look great

The Beats Solo Pro headphones look great, sound great, and feel premium. Unfortunately, they miss several marks that prevent them from being for everyone, including myself. And as much as I want to enjoy them, I just can’t. Initial impressions from the Solo Pros is great. The packaged product is pretty minimal with the headphones, charging cable, and a soft case included. I wanted a more durable case, but the one included does enough to keep them covered, even if it doesn't offer all-around protection. The design of the headphones is also minimalist. To power them on and connect them you unfold them. Fold them up and they power down. The right side sports 2 buttons behind the cover plate at the top and bottom, and another behind the B. You only know the buttons exist because you read the instructions. The left side has one button on the bottom of the ear piece which is visible if you look for it. The only markings on the outside are the Beats logo on the ear pieces and the branding on the headband. I got the red ones and the color is eye popping and catching. True to fashion, the Beats Solo Pro gain attention from people. While minimalist, the controls make sense once you start using them. The top and bottom buttons on the right side control volume, while the button behind the B allows you to pause, play, skip forward, skip backward, scan forward, and answer calls. The left button toggles the listening mode between noise cancelling, transparency, and off. Holding the left button for 5 seconds enters pairing mode. I got used to the controls quickly, and I like the feedback from pressing each button. There is a satisfying click and resistance that is just right. Many headphones miss the mark on this point. Another area these get right is the speaker performance. From noise canceling to audio playback, these perform really well. With the noise canceling toggled off they block out a decent amount of noise, and Beats instructs you to use the “off” settings to maximize battery performance when you don’t need the active cancellation. However, when you turn on active noise canceling, they block out even more. I like to use them at my desk while working, and with the feature turned off I can hear my mechanical keyboard click under each keypress. When I turn on active canceling the click is extremely muffled, and while I can still hear a bit of it, it’s close to silent. More importantly, much of the ambient noise around me, like fans and AC, doesn’t exist when set to active canceling. I also really like the transparency mode. It uses microphones on each earcup to amplify sound around you so you can hear it with these on. This is great for conversations in the middle audio playback and it’s a feature I love using on a set of earbuds I own. Whether noise canceling is enabled or not, I find the sound quality to be very good, with just enough bass without being bass heavy, and crisp, clean highs. They do lack some of the really deep bass I have heard on other Beats headsets, but I don’t mind that because the sound quality seems cleaner to my ears. There is no EQ setting to tailor the sound to your preferences, but I find their tuning to be very acceptable for my tastes and overall well balanced. If you like your music to have a deeper tone, however, you might find these lacking. With these praise points and such quality pros in favor of the Beats, it’s tough for me to say I don’t care to use them often. But I don’t. My biggest reason for this is the fit. They feel like good quality overall, and the first time I put them on I kind-of liked them. But as I wore them more and for longer periods, I found my ears getting sweaty and my head became uncomfortable. The truth of the matter is, I have a large head and these things feel like they may be more suited to smaller noggins. Now that I have tried them for longer periods of time, I find that I can’t even wear them comfortably for more than 30 minutes or so before I start to notice the squeeze feeling from ear to ear. As a result, I find myself turning to other headphones or earbuds that I own anytime I put these on. I did test battery life with them and found them to actually produce slightly better time than the 22 hours advertised, but that test was definitely not on my head. One other thing that annoys me is the targeting of the product specifically to the Apple community. I like the design aesthetics of Beats, but I am not an Apple user. I use Android and Windows devices, and all my charging cables are Micro-USB/C. However, the documentation makes it clear these are targeting Apple users with heavy emphasis on features for Apple devices being more prominent. For instance, they have Siri-specific hands-free control, and charging is done via the included lightning cable, not Micro-USB. These things annoy me as they tend to alienate my market segment. I also like being able to use one or two cables, max, to charge all my devices, and this lightning cable just adds clutter to the mix for one specific device. I hate that proprietary approach. Overall, if you have an average head or high tolerance for the squeeze feeling with headphones, and you are invested in the Apple ecosystem, these might be a great fit for you. They certainly sound great enough to warrant a try. However, if you have a bigger head like I do, or want a more universal feeling from your headphones, look elsewhere. It’s a shame because I do want to like these, but I just can’t get comfortable.

We love this headphones! It’s a little expensive but totally worth it! It’s so comfortable and easy to use. My son also uses it for school zoom classes as well :)

These are my first pair of Beats I've bought. They're really good and the sound quality is excellent. The noise cancellation is a MAJOR MAJOR go.

So it does the job (noise canceling) and its also really loud BUT if you wear glasses like me it makes your ears hurt,also its a tight fit so after an hour or so of use it starts to make my jaw hurt overall i personally wouldnt recommend for adults maybe for a child with a small head or a toddler to avoid discomfort. Keep in mind idk if it tells you exactly which one i got but its the one ON EAR maybe OVER EARS would be better .

I love my beats. They have great surround sound and for great. I also love the color, it’s bright and so clean to wear.

Simply fantastic Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Pro headphones.Great Sound all around with just great and not overwhelming Bass .Easy setup with my iPad-iPhone!

Had to upgrade my old beats and definitely loved the design so I had to grab these! The sound is amazing and the noise cancellation is a plus!

First of all, I have several headphones including the latest AirPods Pro with ANC and transparency feature. And I have a mixed feeling about that headphone. So let's discuss about the newest entry from Beats who, for those of you that are not aware, is also owned by Apple. The bad: - Like AirPods Pro, no separate software to control the equalizer. You basically stuck with the one that Apple has, which, as much as I love Apple, I have to admit...suck. So, you basically stuck. No freedom to set up the music the way you like it. - I have a medium size head, but this headphone is really tight on me. Maybe because it's still brand new, and eventually with more wear, it will get more comfortable. I hope. But if you plan to get this, you might want to try putting this on your head to make sure that you like the fit. - The noise canceling feature is not the best one around. I practically has to put the volume all the way up if I want no sound from outside at all. During quiet music or when the music stop, I can still hear faint noises from outside. - And that brings us to my next complain I have about ALL Apple headphone... the volume. I like to hear my music loud. With all Apple headphone, I basically has to put the volume all the way up. I may never need to have the volume higher than it's available, but I still like to have that option. But I guess with noise canceling feature, I finally have a headphone that satisfy my listening experience. The good: - A very stylish looking headphone that will put you in style. I love the color range that it's available. I am guy and I love the red color. But I'll be happy with any of the color that's available. - As much as I don't think this has the best ANC, I still think this is one of the headphone best features. You have the transparency option which basically magnify the sound around you. It's a cool feature but I am not particularly a fan because to me, it actually makes it harder to hear. - If you have Apple product, the pairing is a breeze. You basically has to "open" the headphone close to iPhone/iPad and the headphone will pair automatically. A very cool feature, especially if you like me, love everything about Apple products. So seamless and effortless. This is why I use Apple headphone even though there are better ones out there. Nothing beats the convenient of having this thing pair with your product automatically as soon as you turn it on. - Turning on & off: You fold it, it's off. You "open" the headphone, it's on. Very cool. Again, very convenient and very seamless. You don't need to "feel" the headphone to find an on/off button. - Music control on the headphone. The right side of the headphone is like a control center. You push the top part to turn the volume up and down to turn the volume down. You press the center part, the song stops. Press the center twice, skip a song Press three times, go back to the previous song. Again, cool feature. And because of the size, it's very easy to do all of those 'navigations'. - I know I said that the headphone feels really tight on me, but the pad is made of a very soft leather and it feels good on your ear. - 22 hours of battery with ANC on. 44 without. But if you have this headphone, why not take the advantage of the noise canceling. And 10 minutes charging equals to 3 hours playing. - And the last: the sound. I hate the sound on Beats Powerbeat3. I can't imagine that Apple would release a product that's bad. The sound of the headphone is like you listening a music made with an empty can. I have Powerbeats2 which sounds so much better. I know Beats used to be known for its thumping bass sound. But I think since Apple took over, they overhaul the sound. This might not be the best headphone out there, but I really appreciate using this while listening to Al Jarreau or Rush You can hear all of those nuances that you would never hear from hearing a regular headphone. I feel that the bass is there but not overwhelming. It actually balances nicely with the treble. Listening to J Lo "Dance Again", you hear the thumbing bass but you still hear her voice really clear. Very nice sound. In the end, I believe this will be my headphone of choice, especially if I want to just immerse myself completely in the music that I want to hear. The price might be a little bit steep, but if you can get it cheaper or on sale, and you like the fit, this might not be a bad choice.

Love this headphones, they feel literally brand new, the noise cancellation is really great, and the sound quality is just amazing.