Customer Ratings & Reviews

Although they have great speakers, its components are cheap..they are overly priced with poor craftsmanship. The hinges have weak stress points, and break very easily. This is the second pair of Beats, and both are damaged at the hinges!! I really want to like this product, but they come at a premium price for less than "premium" performance.

These sound great, but i was expecting more pounding bass for the price. They started to pop when I turned them up all the way. Sound best when you can set your equalizer to tune them to the way you like. After awhile they grew on me and appreciated them for their sound, which is crystal clear and studio quality. I wish the Executive Beats came in wireless I would've bought them instead. Maybe some day they'll make them. If these are the best I think they still need sum work, but they'll do for now.

The sound quality has been great, so I have a generally positive review of the Studio2 headphones. I purchased mine in 2017 and recently noticed the same cracking of the ear muff material as reviewed by some of the others. The cracking quickly became an annoying flaking off of the cover material to the point where it just needs to be completely removed from both sides. I found the Studio3s on sale for Black Friday through another retailer but I'm hesitant to purchase if I'll run into the same issue with that model a few years from now.

I’ve had these going on two years and the ear pads are peeling. I would have expected more quality for the price I paid. There are cracks in the in the material. Unfortunately, there was no warranty to purchase and apple is only one year.

Purchased these headphones at regular price (could have gotten them 20% cheaper on amazon) to find out that the left bass never functioned properly since the day I got them. The moment I got into my car after leaving the store with these headphones I tried them out. Yes, they are comfortable, have amazing sound quality and a great bass, but the issue was I never knew both the left and right side had a bass. So I continued using them, only getting a heavy bass on one side, and finally decide to look up if there should be a bass on both. Well I was fooled, because they do, and now its 17 days since my purcahse and I knew I was doomed. Luckily beats give you a one year warranty, so my headphones are currently shipped out being repaired. This is all unfair to me. Since I had no idea how the headphones function, and no where in the manual does it state anything about the bass, I'm forced to wait two weeks for them to be repaired. 379 dollar headphones that I cant get the most use out of due to improper manufacturing. I recommend if you decide to buy these headphones to make sure everything is working properly immediately so you dont make the same mistake I did. Noneless, these headphones should have never had this issue, they are supposed to be top quality headphones, but thats life.

Pros: I really needed some serious noise cancelling headphones, to ease my fear of flying. Not hearing the engine helps, and these are perfect for that. Plus any music with serious bass is great, I feel it in my bones. They are comfortable, look nice. The cons: They are a bit too big for me, not so much so that I can't ignore it. But enough to hang a bit on my ears. And they don't allow any smaller so I just have to deal with it. If I am playing music the way I want to, it can be clearly heard by people near me. Which, in public, can be annoying, if I don't want people to know what I am listening to or it might even annoy other people. The aux cord to make it a corded headset is cheaply made in my opinion, not even three days after I received this, the area where the microphone is, popped off. To reveal the inside, so I definitely won't be using the phone part of this. Most likely, if these had not been on sale, I would have returned them. But the sale was good, the price was fair for what I wanted. And the overall goal - Noise cancelling headphones, was what I received.

This Beat Studio Wireless headset delivers a great sound via an extended range using Bluetooth. I often use these at the gym, leaving my bluetooth connected iPhone in the locker and this device can keep the connection throughout most of the gym! For the most part they are relatively lightweight and convienently fold and can be stored in the included soft shell. Headphones can also be connected via the included in-line jack cable. I would give this product 5/5 stars but I am on my second set of these. Thank You Best Buy and Geek Squad for backing your extended warranty replacement guarantee. The first set lasted about 1.5 years before internal wiring the the left speaker became dislodged. Since Apple has taken ownership of Beats I am hoping to get longer life out of my 2nd set as Best Buy will no longer offer extended protection on this devices.

After reading a few reviews I thought I would try these Dr. Dre Beats Studio 2 wireless headphones out. I wanted to go to a Best Buy store and A-B them against others such as the Bose QuietComfort 35 Mk II, but the Studio 2's were not available in store so I went ahead and ordered them online. Here is my review: The Good: Very comfortable Fold up compactly Noise cancelling is good The Bad: Sound quality wasn't all that great. I listened to Classic Rock, Classical, Jazz and Instrumental music through them using Bluetooth sent from my new PC. The sound just wasn't all that clear; I kept turning them up, hoping that would make a difference but it didn't. In fact my old JVC HA-D510 wired on-ear headphones were much clearer. In particular the treble and mids were muffled on the Beats Studio 2's. So I returned them. Thankfully Best Buy had no problem taking them back. I will check out the Sony WH-1000XM2 and Bose QuietComfort 35 II next time I am in Best Buy although I'll probably wait until after the holidays to see if they go on sale. Note: I bought these originally to 'tune out' a noisy coworker who is constantly talking loudly on the phone; they did a good job of cutting down on that, due partially to the over-the-ear design. But in the end I couldn't handle the subpar audio quality.

I first bought the Studio 2, the voice cut in and out with the bass. If you like insane bass these are for you. The battery life could have also been better. I did exchange these for the Beats Solo 3, much more balanced sound and amazing battery life. The Studio 2 is like putting two 12" subs on your ears.

My regular Studios had issues with the port for the aux cord (I had a protection plan ). So I brought them in and they told to just go get another pair but they stopped doing protection plans. While I'm looking, an employee points out that the red wireless studios were on sale and I could get those and just pay the extra $10 difference. I was so excited! I'm a delivery driver so going wireless was definitely a plus for me. 3 days in the right earcup has a thundering/shortage sound in it every time I hit a bump or started jogging. Bring em back get another pair and 4-5 days later same thing happened with that pair also but on the left side. Called beats customer and they acted like this shouldn't be happening and just suggested the powerbeats wireless instead. Those work pretty good but I don't like earbuds too much. But other than those issues, if I'm at home and not moving around they are perfect. Great sound! No problems connecting to my iPhone and range was pretty good. I wouldn't recommend these for outside activities but are great at home.

Too expensive....good quality sound...noise canceling is ok, but doesn't compare to Bose qc25....battery last a good amount of time....charges relatively fast....paint started chipping after a month....comfortable but the cushion loses shape quick

Pros: Excellent sound quality for music and videos. A bit heavy on the bass, but my personal preference is for more bass. Also, a very stylish pair of headphones that does a good job of noise deafening external noises. Cons: iffy phone reception. Most of the people who I talk with on the phone have complained that they cannot hear me clearly. I noticed the call cutting in and out. After persisting with using this pair to answer and make phone calls for a month, I have given up on using it during phone calls.

The headphones have a nice sound quality but I wish they had more bass and were a little louder. For paying over 300 dollars I was expecting a little more. But still a good product, very comfortable.

I recently bought a pair as a price match for $250 for the holidays and found that price to be way too much. If you're a day to day music listener and don't really look for clarity or instrumental/ vocal changes then these headphones are for you. They're extremely comfortable and Beats makes it real easy to rename and update the headphones from they're webpage. The Bluetooth range gets iffy after 20ft or so if you have them sync to your PC and start to walk away expect disconnection or lyric passing. If you're looking for something that can give you a better quality look elsewhere. I play guitar and thus I want to hear a song first and/or alongside my playing have found that these headphones don't give me the acoustic boost that I want. I did like the colors from which to choose from appose to that of Sony or Bose but in the end I think these headphones are more to show off that you have money and hype than what someone working in a studio would use.

I have always been a Sony headphones fan and been happy with them for years, but I gave in and bought into the hype of the Beats brand. I wasn't impressed with the sound quality, but they were comfortable. Went back and tested the equivalent in the Sony brand, much better sound quality and for half the price. I think every person has their own sound preference though, so I highly recommend testing the headphones that Best Buy has on display before buying. That was my biggest mistake, I went in thinking they would be awesome...they weren't.

These are nice, that's it. Are they $400 nice? Nope. Good fit, comfortable, look great but can't hang with higher quality cans with superior drivers. Packaging is top notch though. Major downside, when corded they don't charge and they only last half as long, weird. I compared to a pair of Sennheiser Urbanite XL wireless and those won out, $100 less than these too

Must have received a slightly defective item. The charging port would not always work - 50/50 chance of it working when plugged in. Returned it for the Studio 3 series which has more battery life and faster charging. Other than that, great headphones - sound, quality, comfort and design

I've had a pair of (hardwired) Bose QC 15s for 5 years and thought it was time for a cordless upgrade. So I picked up a pair of Beats Studio Wireless headphones and my review is as follows: Pros: Cordless or cord is optional Battery lif-e lasts a solid 8-10 hours. I'll be at I only use them on days that I travel for work so figure two 3 hour flights plus a connection. Storage- headphones fold up into a nice beats pill style case which attaches to luggage. Cons: The sound is OK but I am not impressed with it. My 5 year old Bose still sound WAY better. Better clarity, trebble and bass. Which I was surprised by the lack of bass because I figured hey it's Dr. Dre right... Wrong. Noise canceling is minimal at best. I tested both while mowing my lawn and Bose outperformed my Beats. Ultimately I decicded to keep them because I got them on sale and I figured they're worth the price I paid, but in retrospect I would never pay full retail price for these.

The Bluetooth connectivity is really good, sound canceling technology is pretty good, but sound quality is marginal. I think it is because the headphones are designed to emphasize the bass in rap music that vocals and instruments are muffled. I will probably use them to do yard work, but they will never replace my Bose headphones when sound quality is important.

I purchased this on a Black Friday special. The design is great, and the sound is decent. I especially wanted it for the noise cancelling, but that wasn't very good. I returned it and got the Bose QC35 instead, which is a superior product in my mind. If you don't need noise cancelling, these are still good headphones.