There’s never been a headphone manufacturer that has completely dominated the marketplace the way that Beats has been able to in just the last few years.

Literally exploding out of nowhere to quickly become the most popular headphones on the planet (rivaling Apple and their little white earbuds that ship with every device they sound), it should have come as no surprise to anyone that Apple would purchase this hardware company – though the multibillion-dollar price tag they paid probably turned a couple of heads!

Their flagship product, these Beats Studio wireless headphones are absolutely second to none, even though they command a pretty steep premium price tag.

Are they worth it?

Sound Quality

Early generations of Beats Studio headphones all suffered from some pretty serious sound quality issues, but nothing could be further from the truth today.

The engineers behind these wireless headphones pulled out all of the stops to create incredible high fidelity headphones that rival pretty much everything else on the premium market. Using the Beats Acoustic Engine (proprietary hardware and software) as well as dual-mode adaptive noise canceling features, these headphones are going to provide you with a studio like experience even while walking down a busy and noisy street.

Fit

Fit and finish on the new Beats Studio wireless headphones are as good as it gets – and that’s saying something!

Fitting very snug up against your head and completely encapsulating your ears, these headphones are going to create a pitch perfect “seal” to lockout the outside world and any ambient noise without feeling too tight or pinching in any way whatsoever.

Not exactly the latest headphones on the planet, they aren’t going to weigh you down all that much, either.

Design

When it comes to design, Beats absolutely knocks it out of the park – and that’s probably part of why Apple was so keen to drop a couple of billion dollars on them to snatch up the company.

Simple, straightforward, and very modern in their aesthetic, these headphones are drop dead gorgeous and sound just as beautiful!

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