I needed to replace my daughter's beats and I just so happened to come across the hot pink beats for under $85.00! I couldn't believe it! No other colors were marked down to that price and I hadn't seen that price anywhere! So pink it was and she was delighted!

These were purchased for my wife, but before they were delivered I ordered the Luxe model of these and returned these unopened. But I already have a pair and they are great, excellent sound quality.

The Beats Solo2 Wireless headphones are stylish, compact and lightweight headphones with a long battery life. When tested at maximum volume, they lasted 16.5 hours, even though they claimed to only last 12 hours.

Compact design folds for storage; Very lightweight; Amazing battery life; Wide range of colors and designs

Not very comfortable; No active noise-canceling; Relatively expensive

It depends. From a purely performance-based standpoint, the wireless Solo2s do a pretty OK job delivering the sound one might expect from premium headphones, provided you don't mind a bass-heavy audio profile and music coming in and leaking out.

These headphones were great until one of the ears fully stopped working. These headphones are of very poor quality as the sound shouldn't go out after 3 months of use on a pair of ~$200 headphones. Good luck getting it replaced if you received it as a gift.

The Beats Solo 2 headphones take over from the Beats Solo HD , a massively popular set of on-ear headphones that has become a defining symbol of the popularisation of expensive sets. We thought the last lot were pretty poor, but Beats has made significant improvements to the sound quality this time.

Improved sound; Very good sound isolation; Reliable grip good for exercise

Sound relatively unbalanced; Comfort issues for glasses-wearers

The Beats Solo2 Wireless, the Bluetooth version of the on-ear Beats Solo2 , continues the bass-forward tradition that has been the company's calling card since day one. Another Beats trait—a high price tag—is also in full effect, as the pair rings up at $299.95. In this price range, the Solo2 Wireless has some stiff competition from other wireless headphones. That said, it is a very solid performer, with an easy-to-operate design, powerful bass response, and sculpted, clear highs to balance things out. For Beats headphones, the Solo2 actually sounds slightly dialed back in the bass department—and is all the better for it. DesignOffered in a wide variety of colors (in addition to the classic red, black, or white models), as well as 10 Major League Baseball team-themed options, the Solo2 Wireless still manages to look every bit like a Beats product thanks to the signature glossy exterior and the Beats logo on the headband and earcups. The supra-aural (on-ear) design features extreme...

The pricey Beats Solo2 Wireless headphones offer sculpted, but balanced, Bluetooth audio.

Powerful audio performance with rich bass and well-defined highs; Can be used in wired, passive mode; Comfortable design

Price is a bit high; Not for purists seeking flat response

The product (beats solo 2.0) was great however the description of the product by the sellers was misleading. They said that the headphones were wireless however they were actually wired. Sellers please make sure that your description is for the right product.

I purchased a set of these Solo2 beats as a Christmas present for my 8 y/o son. I also wear them sometimes when I mow the yard. They come with a nice foam-cloth like zippered case. They are corded. The cord can be unplugged from the headphones which is a nice feature.

The design is cool & quite comfortable to wear

Sound quality ok