🎧 Beats Solo Pro Wireless Noise Cancelling On-Ear Headphones - Apple H1 Headphone Chip, Class 1 Bluetooth, 22 Hours Listening Time - Dark Blue Review

Very soft ear pads. The band isn't as tight as I expected - I consider my head shape and size to be very average (for a male) - mostly square, not wide. I think I could easily wear them for a long time. ANC is on par with the Bose QC35ii. Not as good as the Sony XM3, but that's not really what you're buying these headphones for. It's about headphones, not headphones. The ANC should be more than enough to drown out the noise of the gym. The sound quality is comparable to any other headphones in…

They don't even sound as good as solo triples. I don't know what Apple was thinking, but if they think I'll shell out an extra $50 for an audio cable for a pair of over-ear headphones that don't even have a decent sound, they have a different story. It's not just that the amp they rely on isn't even as good as the Beats Studio 3! And you would think for the money you spend they would give you a hard case! These flop pots are yours to keep. I'll stay with Beats Studio 3s until you guys fix the…

. I just received this and I'm thrilled. Changing my Bose QC-35s. Noise cancellation is excellent, but the sound is flat. No bass or treble. I have a set of Air Pods Pro that I love the sound of. The reason I bought the Beats is because they use the Apple H1 chip, just like the Pro. When I put them on they had a balanced sound and reminded me of my airpods pro. That's what I wanted them to sound like, and they do. Mission accomplished. I've seen reviews complaining about the lack of a phone…

I have a head that is above average for a woman but I think it fits most men. They were so tight. The "clip" function that makes them soundproof is already too much! I've tried them at home and they sound fantastic, but for $300 I won't settle for "it's okay" and "I can stretch them". They sit on the ear, do not cover the ear. My husband brought his quiet Bose comfort down and wow! Incredibly comfortable without being too tight, they fit snugly around the entire ear rather than pressing the ear

I love this item so much. The noise cancellation is excellent and the transparency mode is great for being aware of your surroundings. But the only problem I have with this item is the comfort. They fit the ears perfectly, but after a while they start to hurt. I had ear fatigue from the headphones and it will be hard to get used to. If you do not mind. Take these headphones. You still have excellent sound quality. But if that bothers you, get The Beats Studio3 Wireless instead. Edit: After…

I love just about everything about these headphones: great sound quality, great design, best beats yet, easy pairing with iPhone, long battery life and easy disconnect. The problem with them is that comfort, convenience and sound quality are the most important things when it comes to headphones. If you fail in any of these aspects, your product will fail. These headphones may have failed in many other ways, but as long as they were comfortable, most people would be fine. I have to take them off

The iOS integration is very handy and I love how it looks and the overall sound quality for Bluetooth is fantastic. The low-end is incredibly flat, except for the extreme bass that really limits most of the music I listen to, which is kind of funny as it's kind of the opposite of what the Beats are known for. They're not very comfortable either, definitely too tight for my ears, even after fairly short sessions. If they were $60 I would think they are great, but at $300 they are really short. I