are these really worth $100,are they durable,&amp; should i get the beats tours cause im looking for heavy bass? Trying to choose between urbeats or tours 2.0.
1558091
I would go with the other ones I don't think the bass is that heavy. But other than that they have a great sound.
1498896
Great headphones for the price. Skip the beats. Guarantee that they'll break within a year. Beats are overpriced overhyped headphones with poor durability.
676042
The Tour's are rated as having more bass. http://www.avguide.com/review/tested-beats-dre-tour-ear-headphones
444752
They're the exact same unit. To be perfectly honest I was very disappointed in the fit and finish of them, and the sound quality was not much better than my Beats Tour headphones. I wish someone would've told me before I bought them! :)
931314
Not to familiar with the beats sound. These have very good bass. I'm pretty happy with my purchase.
2270350
These headphones are designed for especially for mixing so they are designed to create the closest representation of the mix as possible. This means they are not nearly as bass heavy as more aggressive headphones like beats. If you are looking for quality headphones with more bass I would recommend the ath-m50's though they will cost about 120$
1906086
These headphones were made by beats but were really limited and sold out on their website pretty fast. As far as the ones I ordered I was under the impression they were real when I ordered them but when I got them they seemed fake to me. I have another (red) pair of power beats that I got from best buy and they were much better quality then the ones I got from Amazon market. Also like 2 weeks ago they broke the driver just kind of snapped off in my pocket. With all that being said all beats and fake beats come with warranty info and beats paperwork so it's hard to distinguish real or fake... I'd only buy some from beats website or an authorized retailer they have listed on their site like best buy or apple. Sorry for the lengthy response hope this was helpful
442996
Sound quality is pretty darn good! The Beats are known for a little heavier bass sound, but some people love that including me. Others might prefer to have the true sound of the music. I think they are high quality with heavier bass than some. Hope that helps.
1521581
That's the only issue I have. I wish they had better bass. But it's not a deal breaker for me. I only use them at the gym and they are great for cancelling noise, even though I wear a hoodie and the headphones over my hoodie, they sound great and don't get hot. I listen to rap, hop hop, and rock mostly. And they sound great all across the board. I like them better then beats. And if it helps. They don't fall off my head they fit nice and snug.
171146
The sound is above normal headphones, better than beats, very crisp clean sound. Once you put them one you won't take them off. The reason I even took the time to write a response is enough said haha, well worth it. In sound there is no headphones that can match it. Period.
2151852
Well, to be perfectly honest, I am a serious audiophile, but I do like bass extension (I have Genesis subwoofer towers in my home system). While there is a "bloated" bass quality to the Beat Pros I really like the exaggeration in the Beats for casual listening whilst walking around or in the gym. However, for a more "sonically neutral" perspective, the 650's would definitely get the nod. So I would say it depends on the application and listening preferences.
2277716
Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger bass, higher quality sound.Buy V-Moda :) Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger... » Read More Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger bass, higher quality sound.Buy V-Moda :) « Show Less
929013
Yes u can for about a mounth they won't last the reason why they ARE FAKE beats by Dr Dee would not come brand new in a zip lock bag and look on the case it sais urbeats and so do the headphone then go to beats.com and look at urbeats they different and then look at discontinued beats and you'll see ibeats wich is what the FAKE headphones you wasted money on is soposed to be if u buy these u will make a Chinese guy very happy because you just bought a piece of crap no box and FAKE FAKE please don't be like I was and be a sucker of FAKE advertising
67147
Erik, I truly believe the the 846's are worth the investment. I've gone through 6 different pairs, one that was more expensive than the 846's, and have yet to find better sound. Fantastic bass, which you can tune to your individual taste, mid-range is clean and clear, highs are crisp without being brittle.
2123654
Hi, I'm a professional touring bassist. I've been using the ER4P's for about 8 years on stage and in the studio. I had similar ones before this, some custom moulded that cost from $350 to $800 but I prefer the Etymotics. BTW, You can find them for about $170 on amazon. I now own three pairs, one for stage, another for when I travel, one I leave at home. They are great on planes and for traveling because of their sound isolation (about 32db) This allows me to listen to movies and music without having to crank it up, thus saving my ears. I use the foam tips because they are way more comfortable. Do they hold up? They are very well made and durable and I have had absolutely no problems with them. I did have a friend of mine break off an end by accident and he had no problem getting a new pair under warranty from Etymotic. These are some of the very best out there if not the very best, well worth the money. I hope this helps, take care.
380392
I bought them and they broke like a week later, I tried to get a refund but the seller won't respond to my messages. When they did work for that week the bass was to high and I couldn't hear the vocals. I would just spend the extra money to get them in a store with a warranty. I hope this helps you
1326639
Tours have plenty of bass for me - impressive overall and you can find them on sale now and then. I haven't tried the Turbines yet, though todays GB price is tempting.