How do this headphones sound compared to the Beats studio?
890684
They sound better to me. Clearer crisp sound. They get very loud even when they are half turned up.
890685
Depends, These are better than the old beats studio, But the newer updated studios sound way better, BUT the Monster N Tunes sound exactly the same as the updated beats, Only difference in sound is, When you turn the N Tunes all the way up, They dont distort, The beats do. But honestly The boomphones will last you a lot longer than any beats headphone.
2228530
It's pretty awesome. You don't have to crank up a song just to hear the bass like you do standard headphones and if you don't want to spend the money for beats buy these. They are definitely worth it.
1687502
According to Sennheiser's website, they're 260g, which is the same as Beats Studio headphones. These headphones were designed for listening at home, not for portability, so they're not especially light. If that weight is uncomfortable for you, you might want to consider lightweight headphones like the Bowers & Wilkins P3 or Bose QC15. Of course, the audio quality isn't the same. Or consider the Beyerdynamic T70p, which is actually a bit heavier than the HD 650 but has a more modern design that distributes the weight comfortably around the ears. I can listen to those Beyerdynamics all day.
1611183
They are not studio quality isolation, they are just slightly better than the old foam Walkman headphones. I do like them for playing on the computer but my wife can definitely hear the noise.
1580449
I am a 47 year old music lover, and I appreciate them. I'm not into the bass thumping sound of the Beats headphones, these sound great to me overall, not too much bass, not tinny sounding...and are much less expensive.
1159892
No loss in quality when using them, via Bluetooth, on my 2012 15" MacBook Pro. The sound profile of these has been changed compared to the old Studio headphones, the ones made by Monster. Beats split from Monster a while back and have finally started to update their headphones for the better. Like the previous Studio headphones, the bass on the new Studios (i.e. these ones) is pretty heavy. However, the highs have also been given an equal amount of attention. They no long sound like the headphones are playing through a 1ft layer of mud. So the bass is still heavy but the highs sound much better too. I sold my old Studio headphones a while back as I hated the way they sounded but I will be keeping these ones.
771560
Beats isn't really good. They sound muddy and is not worth $300. When you buy the beats, you're pretty much paying for the brand, not the sound quality. But the beats do have good bass. And they do look great.On the other hand, the bose 15 has better sound quality, clarity, and amazing noise cancellation. The bose are smaller and weight less then the beats. You can wear bose for hours. That's how comfy they are. The beats start to hurt your ears after about an hour. In my opinion I kinda like how the bose 15 look. It all comes done to this: looks or sound quality.
444752
They're the exact same unit. To be perfectly honest I was very disappointed in the fit and finish of them, and the sound quality was not much better than my Beats Tour headphones. I wish someone would've told me before I bought them! :)
2271819
There just better they won the 2009 mix technology of the year award & have a flat frequency response. If your an audiophile you should know beats are a P.O.S they attenuate the bass frequencies and get ride of the mids and highs and leak a ton. Where as these don't leak heavily like beats cause the Audio Technicas are closed backed headphones so there are good to record on the mic. Also they don't have noise reduction which always reduces the quality of the audio. I also find the audio technicas pretty comfy I can wear them for hours on end without my ears starting to hurt. Furthermore, I feel the beats are more comfortable because of the pads. Also the poor construction of the plastic make them feel flimsy they leak and people can hear what your listening to. But if your an average consumer and not an Audio Engineer, Singer, or Audiophile & more conceded with how beats look buy the beats.
1608063
yes man! as a producer i recommend these headphones. ofcourse you still want to do mixdowns in a proper studio but for on the fly mixing, producing and djing they are AWESOME!!!!! i'm using them as we speak
2271820
Better sound quality. Beats are bass heavy but these are not. Well balanced headphones.
1194652
to be honest, I have bought beats mixr white in 2011, they differ from those that ordered now, and frankly, for the better,first of all they are easier on the head, a lot! secondly, the feeling that the black load is placed in a big way on the left ear sound, bass etc. thirdly, the quality of sound, the white, he is clean, and good instrumental, and the black a little worse...there is a chance that I bought from you fake?
2269898
Yes. Excellent. Although, I did have the same problem as a lot of others, the plastic in the middle cracked. That's my only complaint with them. I have Beats too and these are literally like a 2nd runner up to my Beats Studio and are more comfortable to wear for longer periods of time. When on I can't really hear anything around me.
1347127
i honestly dont know:/ iv never owned or used sms wireless headphones. i will say that compared to the beats studio absolutely better in terms of overall sound quality and price if that helps.
171148
I bought these headphones for the sound quality. I had the QC15's for a week, and they did not compare to these headphones. The built-in amplifiers are what set these headphones apart. They bump when you listen to beats, and they're crisp and clear when listening to lighter genre
1565878
Yes I have a friend with a pair of Beats Studios and I have the Crossfade LPs and although the Beats are somewhat more attractive, they feel more flimsy. Their sound quality is near to, but not exactly at the quality of the Crossfade LPs. I have also had the Crossfade LPs for two years and they have not changed at all since the day I got them. They are EXTREMELY durable. Beats on the other hand, I have heard have a tendency to break. If you are going for a large brand name and style, then go for beats. If you want a pair of headphones that sound good, feel good, and last forever, get the Crossfade LPs.
1617333
Beats does not even come close to these headphones. I love Sound, but NOT JUST SOUND, but Great all around sound. Beats, is over priced and over hyped. I have tried beats,, and i am sorry, its crap to me. If you are into High End Sound, then these are the headphones you would like to get. I did, and i am very happy with the sound.