It’s been ages since Beats released new over-ear wireless headphones, but the wait is over: the Beats Studio Pro are here, and they offer some much-needed enhancements. And not a moment too soon. In the six years between the Beats Studio Pro and the Studio 3 Wireless (which will stick around until supplies are sold out) companies like Sony, Bose, Sennheiser — and even Beats’ owner, Apple — have debuted as many as three new versions of their flagship wireless headphones. I was beginning to wonder (maybe you were, too?) if Beats had decided to cede the field to these giants and focus instead on its wireless earbuds. Those fears were unfounded: The Beats Studio Pro are a set of noise-canceling wireless cans that keep the design — and the $350 price — of the Studio 3 Wireless while adding some much-needed improvements. But given the intense competition, has Beats gone far enough? Let’s take a look. One glance at the Beats Studio Pro and you might easily mistake them for the Studio 3 Wirele...
Slick Beats design; Comfy, secure fit; Clear and balanced sound; Head-tracked spatial audio; Lossless USB audio; Easy and simple controls;
No Bluetooth multipoint; No hi-res codecs; No wear sensors; Head tracking doesn't work on Android;