|
|
It was almost a year and a half ago that we published our review of the Beats by Dr. Dre Solo headphones. At the time, the collaboration between audio accessory giant Monster Cable and hip-hop producer Dr. Dre seemed like a fresh idea, both because Mon...
Eye-catching design, Excellent midrange and treble response, Excellent detail, Great sensitivity...
Hefty, sometimes distracting bass response, Heavy...
The Beats Pro saving grace is the fantastic midrange and treble quality which was so good that we found ourselves forgiving them for their heavy handed bass treatment...
|
|
|
|
What do Dr. Dre and Colonel Sanders have in common? They might not be true to their titles but they’ve proven to be beyond excellent at their craft. Dr. Dre has accomplished much in the music industry. He’s created some great tracks, singed up award wi...
Great to look at, feels like an expensive pair of headphones, swiveling ear cups and daisy chaining feature make it great for DJs, Great bass...
Pricey and uncomfortable if used for a long period of time.
|
|
electronista.com Updated:
2011-08-02 02:00:23
|
Most of the Beats by Dr. Dre line is high end but always targeted at the mainstream: it's the upgrade to your iPod's stock earbuds or the basic headphones you bought for your notebook. The Beats Pro, however, is billed as a professional headphone set f...
Powerful but not overwhelming bass, Distinct, clean highrange sounds, High quality construction, Tasteful but unique design, Flipup cups, daisychain audio, Detachable cord...
Expensive for casual listeners, Heavy, Lack of internal amp may affect some output, No mic or remote.
The Beats Pro isn't the highest-end over-ear headphone set available, but it's certainly targeted at the musical elite, and that may be their only major barrier. Many can’t imagine spending $100 on a pair of headphones, let alone $450. To some extent...
|
|
appletell.com Updated:
2011-08-02 02:00:23
|
Now How do you improve an amazing set of headphones like the Beats by Dr. Dre from Monster Beats Studios? It’s a tough job, but Monster has outdone themselves in all the ways I hoped they would with a new model. The Beats by Dr. Dre from Monster Beats...
|
|
|
|
The Beats Pro by Dr. Dre. At $449.95 (direct) is a serious pair of headphones designed for the modern DJ. The ear cups flip backwards to free one ear, the cable is detachable, and jacks on both ear cups act not only as inputs, but as outputs to send au...
Excellent audio performance with strong, but not overwhelming, bass response. DJ-style flip-up ears for mixing. Detachable cable and jacks on each ear piece.
Expensive. Not comfortable when worn for long periods of time.
Outfitted with flip-up ear cups and a detachable cable to suit the modern DJ, the Beats Pro by Dr. Dre from Monster offers high quality audio performance. Buy it now...
|
|
|
|
The Beats Pro by Dr. Dre. at $399.95 (direct) is a serious pair of headphones designed for the modern DJ. The ear cups flip backwards to free one ear, the cable is detachable, and jacks on both ear cups act not only as inputs, but as outputs to send...
|
|
avguide.com Updated:
2011-08-02 02:00:23
|
Over the past several years, Monster has successfully moved beyond its beachhead in cables and accessories to build not one but two wide and popular lines of headphones—one line under the Monster name and the other under the new Beats by Dr. Dre bran...
|
|
|
|
A little while back I reviewed Monster's initial foray into high-end headphones and came away less than impressed. It wasn't that the original Beats by Dr. Dre headphones were bad - they were atrocious. So it may come as a bit of a surprise to learn th...
The Beats Pro are still garish in terms of design, one that screams, "Look at me," but there's no denying their build quality which appears very solid and built for the long haul, The Beats Pro's ear cups are well padded and comfortable and able to be removed and even washed to ensure they remain so fresh and so clean, The Beats Pro's dual input/output option is a nice feature and one that is...
The Beats Pro headphones are not as travel friendly as earlier designs, thanks to their more robust padding and construction, though I'd take their improved build quality over portability any day, The Beats Pro headphones are heavy, really heavy and while comfortable they're not easily forgotten, making extended listening sessions a bit fatiguing, The Beats Pro headphones can be powered by po...
It's always nice to revisit a formerly dreadful product and come away the second time pleasantly surprised, which is precisely what has happened following my demo of the Beats Pro headphones. Across the board, everything about the Beats Pro's performan...
|
|
|
|
It’s no secret that Beats by Dr. Dre headphones have become a world wide phenomenon. On average you will probably spot at minimum of two people a day sporting them. This isn’t just on a national level, but an international level as well. Just rece...
Lowend is alive and well; solid construction down to the cable; dual input/output audio ports; comfy ear cups that can also be easily wiped clean...
Could be too heavy to wear for some; Flipup ear cups are a nice touch but don’t work to well in practical use; carrying case is a bit disappointing.
The Beats Pro are certainly an impressive looking pair of headphones. There hasn't been one person who hasn't commentated on them when I take them out of my bag or travel with them. This time around Beats got it right by constructing a pair of headpho...
|
|
|
|
Headphones usually fall short in the bass department but the Beats Pro is not one of them. IF YOU are in the market for a professional-level pair of headphones, you probably would've come across the Beats By Dr Dre range from Monster. One of the lat...
Good build quality; great audio quality and strong bass; foldable design makes it portable.
Heavy; pricey.
The Beats Pro is an impressive pair of headphones that deliver great sound quality with booming bass. However, as the bass tended to be a little on the heavy side, the headphones may not be for everyone. Also, the headphones are quite heavy and feel u...
|
|
|
|
FOLLOW US SHARE Dr. Dre (along with Monster) pioneered the headphone craze among the rapper/producer set, and their flagship Beats Pro cans set the bar very high. These "Pro" cans don't boast "consumer" features such as inline remote or noise cancellat...
Great bass, Attractive and sturdy styling, Good noise blockage, Dual jacks for music sharing or switching cable sides...
Heavy, Headband a bit tight, No inline remote...
The Beats Pro by Dr. Dre are sturdy and cool-looking, but for that much money we wish they were more comfortable.
|
|
examiner.com Updated:
2014-11-12 07:04:36
|
The Beats Pro are durable aluminum gunmetal frame construction, it has memory foam ear cups conform to your head and isolates a lot of noise from escaping or getting in. These headphones also can take a beating, because of their construction value, drops...
|
|
runaroundtech.com Updated:
2016-12-29 16:19:26
|
Beats headphones have been around for quite a few years now, introducing a line of headphones a few years ago that look stylish and were founded by rapper Dr. Dre. With a high price point are they worth the buy? There are many different styles of headphon...
Amazing build quality and durability...
Incredibly high price point, and coloration of sound makes it not ideal for producers/editors/on location video shooting...
|
|
