“Even if they weren’t $200 cheaper, we’d recommend these over the AirPods Max.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- High‑resolution audio
- Excellent ANC
- Android friendly
- Great battery life
- Lightweight design
- Physical control buttons
Points of Contention
- No wear detection
- No adjustable EQ
- Limited controls
- Stiffer headband
- Ear cushions lack velvety feel
Professional Reviews
8 reviews from 8 critics“You still pay a premium for the Beats brand, but the Studio Pro are worth it.”
“At $150-$200, the new Beats Studio Pro would have been an excellent offering, but for $350, you can find better alternatives.”
“The Beats Studio Pro headphones produce a pleasing mix of boosted lows and sculpted highs, but they don't cancel noise nearly as well as their top‑tier price indicates.”
“You can get more for your money elsewhere, but this is a solid upgrade, and especially if you grab them on sale, the Studio Pro are well worth considering.”
“Many people are going to love them but those wanting all the finer details you'd expect from a $349 / £349 pair of cans will soon notice that they're missing out on some key features, especially if they're using Apple products.”
“But for most general buyers, they don’t excel at sound or ANC enough to lift them above Sony’s WH-1000XM5s.”
The Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones receive an average rating of 6.8 out of 10 based on eight scores. The review provides a comparative analysis against various competitors in the wireless headphone market.
