I honestly had more hope for these. I was excited because they were my 1st pair. The volume isn't as loud as I hoped and the bass could be better as well. I've had them for about 2 months and overall they're good but I'll be searching for something that better fits my preferences. Soon 😂

My son who is on the autism spectrum has worn noise canceling headphones almost non stop for over 5 years. He has had several pairs of Beats and has always liked them. When his last pair broke last month, I bought the Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones to replace his last pair. They worked fine at first, but within a week he was complaining of a staticky sound in the left ear and occasional popping sounds. At first I couldn't hear it but it got louder over time. It only seemed to happen when he had the noise canceling on. I thought that was a nice feature to be able to turn that on and off, but my son needs it on all the time to block out all the sounds he is so sensitive to. Luckily Walmart allowed us to still return them. We upgraded to the Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra and he is thrilled with how much better the noise canceling is and how much more comfortable they are. They're also about $200 more so you get what you pay for!

The sound quality was okay. The bass just wasn't there how I thought it would be. The noise cancellation was amazing. They were just a pretty good pair of headphones. I'm definitely glad that I bought them on sale. Unfortunately they would not keep a charge. Thus my rating of 3 out of 5.

It came pretty fast, and I'm glad that I had to be at the house to sign for them, seeing as they're pretty expensive. But more than that I just love that with Walmart I got these way cheaper than they would be if I'd gotten them through Apple like I was thinking about doing.

I replaced my Beats Studio 3 with these. Pros: - Better ANC - Ear padding is better. All reviews complain about the new ear foam style that surrounds the ear, however I love the around ear style. I work 8h a day as a software developer so I can say I've tested it - Has the ability to skip/reverse tracks - Fair price when it's on sale (black friday, etc.) Cons: - It comes with a 3' USB-C cable, yet it touts that you can listen to lossless music if you're connected via USB-C, which is not really doable if your head needs to be 3' away from the device. It should include a 6' USB-C cable - Case is not a hard shell, the old one was better. - Hopefully the plastic on the ear cups doesn't break like the old ones (has happened to me twice) but it most likely will since it looks the same. Happens if you throw these in a bag without a case - Price is too high to buy when it's not on sale

kind of shocked on how this sound. The clarity is great. Mids and highs are crisp. I am a little surprised at the lack of bass and the substandard app. No custom EQ? No personal hearing ID test to customize the sound to ones ears?Skullcandy and Soundcore have spoiled me. If you want bass, get the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2. This is the first Apple product I have bought. I am not disappointed. I'm just perplexed. A brand praised for excellent bass that is lacking in bass?

I have the air pod pro 2s. I have the beats wireless ones, 2 different kinds. I had the lower end version of these but my son wanted those. Our Beats products have a much better sound than our apple ones. I will say that the noise cancelling has been better with the Apple products, but I don't often use that feature because I like to be aware of my surroundings. So I didn't care about that. If that is important to you, I would suggest going with apple. But the sound, comfort, and battery life is much better with the Beats. I would not have purchased these if they were not on sale. I do not feel they are worth it full price. My one son has the Bose quiet comfort and they excede these- at the same price point. But these for the sale price were great.

Very good product for the price

Yes I love my beats, has excellent sound quality.

As expected besides the sound, it's not as loud as the air pod pros.