Customer Ratings & Reviews

After researching several different brands of over the ear wireless headphones, I settled on the Beats. I made the best choice! The noise cancelation works great and the sound is fabulous. They are expensive, not gonna lie, but I did buy the insurance/warranty through Best Buy that will cover what the manufacturer's warranty won't. They fit well and the over the ear part is super comfy. Even when wearing my glasses they feel the same. All my friends who try them want a pair!! I haven't used the cords yet, but the bluetooth wireless part works great.

Beats did it again with these studios headphones. They have great sound ,comfortable and they look amazing. These are a must have if you like the beats product.

The Beats over the ear headphones are the best I've ever heard. The comfort is amazing. It's a concert all to yourself. The outside world hears almost nothing. Studio quality sound but no brick and mortar . My wife and take turns using them, maybe we'll have to get another?

I love the wireless capability and comfort of these headphones. Sound is very clear but I was a little disappointed in the bass... They practically have none! But if you are looking for some stylish headphones that require no hassle with wires that sound good, these are them! But very expensive... Price match Best Buy on Amazon and get the headphones for cheaper ;)

Light weight , comfortable great sound quality nice strong base bold progressive look

The sound is good. Feels comfortable to the ears. Does not hurt my ears when I wear it for a long period of time.

I had purchased a couple of beats by Dre headphones a couple of months ago in I was totally disappointed. They were very uncomfortable on my ears with very little bass,so I decided to spend more money,i figured if I spent more money the quality would be better in just as I imagined the Beats Studio sounded many times better along with a better fit on my ears,very satisfied.

Great quality,great battery life,easy pairing,comfortable.

I've used these for 6-7 months. The sound is fine and they are reasonably priced and comfortable. Only problem I had was that cheap vinyl on one of the ear cups separated along the seam. Makes it pretty irritating to your ear. $100 bucks for a disposable set of headphones is really not acceptable.

Love these that I ended buying the black matte pair too, to keep these clean lol I'll use the black ones gor hiking and outdoor activities and the the gold ones for gym or at night time.

This was an acceptable product. Comfortable, good sound quality, middling battery life and bluetooth range. But for the price I paid, I can't believe that the plastic snapped in half. (left side, along a seam, right above the word "wireless") The audio wire is still connected, but it's unusable since I can't actually wear it anymore.

Love the new, updated design and color (especially this Metallic Sky color). Cool battery indicator, on-ear-controls, soft ear pads... Extremely light and comfortable, even more so than the Beats Pro, but in the end, the music quality wins on the Beats Pro. The Pro had better bass, sounded richer/fuller, and let me hear parts of songs that were not as easy to hear (if at all) on these. Decided to return these, and keep the Pro's. If they ever update the Pro's to have the same ergonomics and design as this, THAT would be almost perfect...

I needed a good pair of headphones for work, and did a lot of research on over the ear headphones before I pulled the trigger on the Beats. I previously was using a pair of in-ear Shures, which sounded awesome, but were actually contributing to constant irritation inside of my ear. The Beats sound 90% as good as the Shures, to be honest, but are so much more versatile and comfortable. Sound quality is good, not fantastic. Comfort is excellent ... the only caveat being that your ears do get warm after prolonged use (it's like wearing earmuffs all day). The Bluetooth is great, and eliminating wires allows me to be much more relaxed while multitasking. Battery life is good, but not as good as the Solo3s. not really a problem, but if you're using daily you really need to recharge them each night. Overall, they are solid, look great, comfortable, sound good, and are a worthwhile purchase, especially when on sale (I got them Labor Day weekend for almost 50% off). I honestly would not pay full price for these, as there is a new version coming soon with improved distance and battery life. If you can get these on sale, however, they are well worth it.

I have owned several different Beats headphones, as well as many other brands. It is difficult to find good quality bluetooth headphones. I previously used the Beats Wireless for about a year. They were too tight on my head and not comfortable for wearing more than an hour. I also tried the Logitech UE9000. They sounded good and had great build quality, but they were extremely heavy and very uncomfortable. I didn't like the idea of paying such a hefty price for the Beats Studio Wireless, but they have not disappointed. The bluetooth works flawlessly, with less drop outs than any other bluetooth headset I have used. The sound quality is great. The bass isn't too much like it can be on many other Beats products. The part that really sets this headset apart from the Beats Wireless and Logitech UE9000 is the comfort. I can wear these headphones for a long time without having to take a break. They hold a charge for several hours as well. The only con I can see so far is the price, but if these headphones last a while, I'll be happy. As for durability, I'm not sure how that will turn out. I sometimes cringe when folding them up because it seems that the hinges would be the first to go if anything breaks. There are no problems yet, but I have only used the headphones for about 6 weeks. If anything changes, I will update my review.

I upgraded to the Studio wireless from the SOLO HD (Monster) headphones, The Studio wireless are the best headphones on the market right now they have great battery life, nice sound, deep bass and are very comfortable to wear. I also like the fact that I don't have to deal with wires Wouldn't buy any other headphones. I love Beats Headphones!

I used and loved my beats solo wireless for almost 3 years until the head band recently broke. I can't go back to wired headphones so I searched for new ones. I tried the wireless Bose but the sound wasn't quite the experience I had with my old beats. The Bose have good clear sound probably good for classical music in a quiet room. I like loud rock and electronic music, not to mention using the headphones to watch action and scary movies at night. The noise canceling adds up great value to the beats, it really makes a difference. I didn't want to spend $380 for new beats and I was blown away when I went back to best buy and the price tag was $235, that's a great deal for these headphones and I didn't think it twice. Haters say that Beats are saturated by bass sound but that's certainly not the case for the studio wireless. Great sound, loud volumen, good battery life, Bluetooth easy to setup, very comfortable and great looks.

Bought these as a Christmas present for my son. He has always liked the Beats products (headphones, earbuds, Pill, etc.) and I was searching for a nice gift when I came across these in Best Buy. He has the Bose noise cancelling headphones, which he loves, so I was a bit reluctant to purchase. However, he is a busy college student and I thought the wireless feature would be something he would enjoy when studying and needing to get up and down from the computer. He has had them for 2 days now and literally just said to me, "These headphones are lit!" They are awesome!" He loves the sound quality, comfort, good bass.... and REALLY loves the wireless feature as he can wander around while his phone is plugged in charging. I did good! :)

These are a very decent noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones, But...... It is different in respect to the active noise cancelling aspect. First with the overall impressions: 1. fits great and comfortable especially for extended periods 2. the build seems decent. good feel in the hands. Does not feel cheap. Sturdy. But as with anything, if you treat them right they will last a long time. Abuse them and they will wear and break before its time. 3. Sound - it has a full range of frequencies, I have listen to several movies and music and these headphones covers the full range from very highs, mid range, vocals, and lows. Plenty of bass but no over powering (unless you like overly driven bass it is not for you). The full range is very well balance. 4. Battery life last pretty long. so far I have driven then 12hrs and it still have some juice left in them. Active Noise Cancellation: Not sure what the original intent but it is weird... well at least not from what I am use to or have experience with other brands from the past. On these headphones, there are only two modes i.e. ANC only (where you power up by holding a couple buttons) where you have full active noise cancellation with out audio. Meaning your surroundings will be muted but the headphones will NOT or won't be able to play audio from your device..... AND Active Noise Cancellation with audio, this is the default mode where noise cancellation is on while you are playing with audio... BUT... in this mode, when your audio is not on, active noise cancellation doesn't seem to be on as you can hear your surroundings which leaves you to wonder if ANC is even on. When the audio is playing, you hear it clearly and the surroundings seems to be slightly muted. So I am thinking that the noise cancellation only works during while the audio is playing. Personally for me, I would have preferred if the two modes would be a single mode where your surrounding is silence by active noise cancellation and your audio playing on or off.. then if you want to hear your surroundings, there should be a button or touch sensitive area on one of the cups to temporarily disable noise cancellation. Also, another point on the noise cancellation function is that it doesn't seem as strong.... From my previous products by Sony, Planet Able, Audio Technica, and Phiaton, with these, when you turn on noise cancellation, your eardrums goes into a vacuum.. it is like all the air had been sucked out and you are in a totally silent room. You feel like you are in a padded room where no sound can enter or escape.... then when the audio plays, no external sounds can interfere.. It is not to say that the noise cancellation is not good, it is good but in a different way, at least from what I have had already experienced. I wished they were a bit stronger and in a single mode as I had described. So when I buy noise cancellation the main purpose is to lock out at much exterior sounds as possible all the time and not some of the time. Ok... I have blabbered enough... are these headphones good enough to purchase? I would say No at the retailed pricing ($379.99# but at the SALE price at #$159.99) definitely YES. If you are looking for a Bluetooth enabled noise cancellation headphones, at the sale price... DO IT.

I have had other headphones before, both wired and wireless and the Beats Studio Wireless are without a doubt the best headphones I have ever owned. They are comfortable, stylish, fit well, extremely well made, and have a fantastic sound. The noise cancelling feature actually works very well, with or without music playing. It will drown out appliance noises, running water, and all sorts of outside noises. The wireless range is very good. Walking around an 1800 sq. ft. ranch style house I have hardly ever lost the signal using my Bluetooth connected phone or laptop placed in the living room of the house. Battery life is surprising good, about 12 hours. The Studio Wireless models aren't cheap, but you can really see and feel the quality and the sound is simply awesome.

Only having these a day or so, it might be a little too early to do a review, but I have to. If I can change or add something later, I'll do that. First impression, it's somewhat heavy for headphones, but this is a very good thing. They feel sturdy, and very well made. Where most headphones are plastic, Beats are metal to minimize breaking at the hinges. They feel tight and snug, but are very comfortable to wear. I move my head a lot at work bending down, and so far they haven't fallen off like my old pair. Base notes are rich, while allowing you to hear the highs nice and clear. I have a hearing impairment which means I can't hear certain tones. I've noticed with these though, I can hear everything without the volume turned up too loud. So far my only and one complaint is, when I change the EQ on my iPhone sometimes it will stop playback and disconnect the headset.