Customer Ratings & Reviews

It performed buitifully after syncing to my devices.

For the first month they were great and really love the color! Then music would cut out or randomly sound like it was fast paced or just completely stop and go in and out, there is a popping sound coming from the left ear like something is not connected, I sent it in and they couldn’t find anything that needed fixing and overall I feel like the sound quality didn’t sound as good compared to when I first bought them, super bummed!

This is a great item and it is worth every single penny!!

Good headphones. Like how easily it integrates into iPhones.

Bought for Christmas . Son loved them. Would buy again !

I had to purchase 3 beats studio pros in the last 2 years. The quality is hit or miss i woudln't want the trouble in the long run.

Good headphones, although sound quality can be better.

I have previously owned Powerbeats3 some years ago. I purchased these because my AirPods stopped working and I wanted to try some headphones. Aesthetically I like these better than the AirPod max & these were cheaper so I got them. I don’t like that people can hear the music I’m listening to when they’re on my head & they fit horribly. I guess I have a small head but when I’m walking & look down they fall forward. They also feel really heavy. I guess the sound is okay. Noise cancellation is okay. My niece has the Bose and the noise cancellation is better on those. I would return them but my husband threw away the box they came in so I’m just left with the case. I’ll give 2 stars bc they are stunning. I was so hoping I’d love them.

I was excited to hear that Beats was coming out with new headphones. I have the Studio 3’s and I like them a lot and they’re fairly comfortable. So once I heard that the Studio Pro’s were in stores, I just had to get a pair. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. First off they changed up the ear pads and they’re not quite as soft. They also kind of push into your jawline. I was also disappointed with the sound. The sound on the Studio 3’s was loud and kind of punchy/in your face, while the sound on the Studio Pro was a bit softer, flat and no punchy bass really to speak of. The Spatial Audio part of it sounded good and it was a cool experience to hear music that way. It’s not a format that I really care to listen to on a regular basis though. So basically the Studio Pro’s just didn’t suit my taste. To each their own.

The noise cancelation is not as good as expected. Not sure if mine is faulty but I can still hear what’s happening with the headphones on.

They was ok but the quality wasn't the best i wouldn't recommend them

very amazing just wanted a nicer case and charger brick

These headphones are not loud at all. When you see words like "studio" and "pro", you'd think you're getting quality sound but they are not worth the money.

So I should have researched further to see the comments but ick people suck

Great product works perfectly just what i was looking for

Compared to the AirPod Max, these are worth $200-$300. Compared to the $200-$300 Bose or Sony headsets, these are worth $50-$80. The AirPod’s (2nd generation) are the only thing I’ve worn that may be worth $500 (don’t tell Apple)

Clamp too tight, my ears hurt. Everything else is good

I like them but I wish that they fit my ears better.

I bought these new Beats, to replace some Beats Studio 2. And honestly I was disappointed. The Studio 2, being much older, the sound is heard better and they are more comfortable.

It's super heavy. In the headphone world there seems to not be a middle ground for weight. Either the heahpones are way too heavy for extended periods of time or way to light where any sudden movement can throw them off your head.