Testseek.com have collected 127 expert reviews of the Beats by Dr. Dre Studio and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Beats by Dr. Dre Studio.
March 2010
(76%)
127 Reviews
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Fantastic, balanced sound. Bass thumps but isn’t muddy, Lot’s of extras are included, Unmistakable style, The mute button is an awesome innovation,
Price, Not the most comfortable or portable headphones, Some songs (mainly hihats and other brass percussion components) sound harsh, Answer button on included cable is very wonky at first, though you get used to it.
It is unquestionable that the Studio Beats by Dre have an absolutely phenomenal quality of sound. Not only that, but they also LOOK phenomenal. These over-the-ear headphones look, sound, and are expensive. So the question has never bee...
The Monster Beats by Dre headphones are surprisingly comfortable and lightweight, making long periods of use, ahem, wear rather pedestrian and nonfatiguing, The Beats by Dre headphones are fairly attractivelooking, I must admit; they are clearly designed to speak to a young, hip audience and, to that extent, they succeed. While my father would probably never buy or wear a pair, my two younger
I did my evaluation of the Beat by Dre headphones at a Monster Cablesponsored event, so if they were going to sound their best, I have to imagine it was going to be in Monster's own house. This said, the Beats are atrocious. Because of their isolation, you have no escape from the icepicktotheear drum effect the Beats are so good at reproducing, The high frequencies are so glaring and harsh at
To sum the experience of listening to the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones from Monster Cable: they're a bit like getting punched directly in the ear canal by a very attractive woman bejeweled in Cartier. The Beats by Dre headphones are ungodly expensive an...
Outstanding audio on a range of applications, Effective noise cancellation, Eminently comfortable, Sexy esthetics (these are the "turnons" after all)
No sound at all without batteries, or when noise cancellation switched off, Monster warns against headband damage if handled roughly, Folds smaller but not flat
I should point out that as I wore the Beats By Dre for a few weeks during this review, multiple strangers asked me longingly where I acquired them. Initially in short supply, word is apparently out on them already, and they have become a bona fide obj...
Pretty good sound across the board; Supports high-resolution audio; Can be wired or wireless; “Fashionable”; Portable, thanks to the ability to fold up;
Controls are cumbersome; No NFC; Expensive; Headphones have to be powered to work, even when wired; Weak active noise cancellation; No cut-off switch when you collapse the headphones, staying on the entire time;
Dr. Dre's option to making your ears sing the praises of music without wires does result in a pair of cans with decent sound, but it's lacking in usability and common sense as far as design and engineering go.Headphones shouldn't need power to work. That'...
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Published: 2014-10-17, Author: Chris , review by: eftm.com.au
Abstract: We love our “cans” here at EFTM, in fact collecting them is almost a hobby. Plus we'd like to think we know a thing or two about what brings together the ultimate headphones package after years working in radio. We see plenty of them come across the man c...
Well built, fashionable, Good sound quality, Versatile noise cancelling
Expensive, Noise cancelling can't be disabled, Earcups don't articulate
Beats Studio WirelessLikeWell built, fashionable.Good sound quality.Versatile noise cancelling.Don't LikeExpensive.Noise cancelling can't be disabled.Earcups don't articulate.Despite a few flaws in design and the implementation of noise cancelling and int...
Super sleek design, Quality sound, Comfy and easy to use
Exorbitantly pricey, Some sound leakage, Too heavy on bass, Lockedin battery
But before the Studio Wireless wins your praise (or derision), there are still a few more hurdles to jump. Namely, the internal battery and feature set. Battery life It's no secret, making long-lasting rechargeable batteries isn't easy. Beats's website pr...
Abstract: He loves his bass, dr dre, judging from these over-the-ear ‘studio's, part of the ‘beats' collection from Monster.They come bearing not only his signature on the extraordinarily upmarket packaging, but also a supposedly personally-penned paeon to the powe...
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Published: 2014-03-27, Author: David , review by: cnet.com.au
The Beats Studio Wireless is a very comfortable over-the-ear wireless headphone that offers excellent sound for a Bluetooth headphone and features active noise-canceling technology. The headphones fold up into a more compact form factor and battery life i
Expensive; if the integrated rechargeable battery dies, the music dies
While it'll cost you a hefty $380, the Beats Studio Wireless is an excellent wireless Bluetooth headphone....
Noise cancelling isn't very good; Sound only plays when active noise cancellation is switched on; No real attack or vibrancy in the sound; Expensive for what they are; Remote is only iOS friendly;
Quality headphones are about more than just awesome sound these days, as evident by the new styles of headphones appearing on the market.While the charge for this new scene was originally led by none other than the Dr. Dre brand of cans, “Beats,” the late...
