Beats Studio Pro - ANC Wireless Headphones (Grade A Refurbished) (Open Box)
$126.09
$349.99
64% off
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Condition: Factory Reconditioned; Open Box
Color: Sandstone
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Great Cans... *IF* you can get them on sale
By NMT on Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025
The Beats Studio headphones present a compelling option, particularly when found at a discounted price. While their Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and sound quality offer only a marginal improvement over the AirPods Pro, their overall package truly shines in other areas. It's worth noting that sound quality does improve with lossless audio when connected via USB-C, but I've intentionally minimized this in my evaluation, as wired headphones fundamentally exist in a different category for me. Comfort is a standout feature; they are exceptionally comfortable and snug, and their aesthetic is undeniably chic. The sound signature is notably balanced, and for closed-back ANC headphones, the soundstage is remarkably impressive – arguably their brightest shining attribute. Battery life is robust, and they boast rapid charging capabilities. Connectivity within my Apple ecosystem was seamless, quickly establishing them as my primary headphones for use with my work iMac. I acquired these at a significant discount, around $170 total, which was less than a new pair of AirPods Pro. At this price point, they represent an excellent value. You would be hard-pressed to find wireless, ANC-equipped over-ear headphones with this level of quality and such effortless Apple device integration for a comparable price. However, at their near-$350 retail price, better alternatives become available from brands like Sennheiser and Audio-Technica (including either wired and wireless options). Therefore, I strongly advise against paying close to full price for these headphones. Had I paid $300-$350, my rating would be closer to three stars. (On a related note, I consider the AirPods Max to be, at best, a one or two-star product at $550 – so, these Beats are undeniably the superior choice over the APMs). At their full retail price, these Beats simply aren't worth it, primarily due to the aforementioned sound quality and only marginal ANC improvement over the AirPods Pro. Overall, however, I am extremely happy with this purchase and believe I secured a genuinely great deal. While I was tempted by the cuter Kim K color options, I ultimately chose the Deep Brown for a more timeless and classic aesthetic. I am thoroughly satisfied, and if you can purchase them for under $200, you truly can't go wrong.
Top critical review
Ok headphones that creaks
By Dio on Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025
The Beats Studio Pro is an ok headphone. It passes my satisfactory meter in the department of “Sound Quality” and “life” and I’ll also add in “Looks”. I believe it absolutely looks better than the AirPods max and 90% of headphones on the market. I was a bit disappointed with things like “not having (in ear) or (on head) detection”. I’ve gotten used to every listening device I use automatically pauses whatever I take them off. Next thing is that I always felt like one day all of a sudden it’s going to break. That’s just how it feels when I use them. This feeling definitely comes from my last and biggest issue which is the build quality. It is definitely plasticky. The folding and unfolding process sounds like it’s going to snap. I ones give it to a girl who wanted to try then and she got scared as she unfolded it thinking that she broke it because of the plasticky snap sound it makes. Worst experience is the plasticky creaking sound that just ruins the listening experience. That was the final straw that broke the camel back for me. I endured it for a while trying not to focus on the its limitations but I couldn’t get over the annoying feeling of creaking plastic sound in my ear. I firstly thought it was the drivers inside but when pause the audio and sit still, it stops. What I began to make small movements with my head that sound is right there to distract me from the experience. Sadly I had to give it away. Beats need to improve the build quality. When I first saw the headphones online I immediately thought it would have that feel like the current Beat pill body. Like a nice feeling silicone coating around the other material which would have made it quieter than what it is. Anyone thinking it was used I want to just point out that it was brand new. I managed with it for two months and I gifted it to someone who would mind or wouldn’t care to notice that plasticky sound.
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