Beats by Dre Studio Wireless

Feel like your music is good enough to let everyone hear it? That’s the issue the 2013 Beats Studio headphones are plagued with. What Is It? The same old Beats headphones that you see every jerk wearing. What’s Good? Oh, so comfy. Also, the bass. It’s deep. You know, like...

The Beats by Dr. Dre headphones from Monster claim to be designed for today's digital music. And you know that product with Grammy Award- winning artist and producer Dr. Dre should handle Hip Hop

The Gadget: Dr. Dre and Monster's Beats headphones, which combines noise cancellation/isolation with an in-line microphone for cellphones. Plus, you have Dre's expertise in knowing what sounds good, which makes for a good pair of cans.

Writing anything about Monster is fraught with peril. Everyone knows the traditional lime: Monster preys on morons. They sell expensive cables to people who don’t need them and they made a mint doing this over and over again. But this is a new era. Wireless is soon going to eat Monster Cable&…

Beats By Dre’'s latest Studio active noise-cancelling headphones offers some much-appreciated improvements, making it a good investment for bass lovers.

Beats by Dre Studio (Black)

Has there ever been a headphone brand so controversial as Beats? It's undeniably popular; just walk around any downtown or airport in any industrialized country and you're almost sure to see a set. Yet audio enthusiasts-including the ones at Sound & Vision-often deride Beats' sound quality.

We've been slowly making our way through the Beats lineup, and today we have the Studio Wireless for your entertainment (or resentment). The brand is one of the most polarizing in the industry, often criticized for over-hyping and under-delivering. What we've found is that, even though they're not the best out there, Beats headphones aren't half-bad, if a little expensive. So how does...

The Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 has a nice 12.2-inch display that is great for watching movies, as you probably won't stick it in your pocket and listen

I was looking out the window. I was waiting for the plane to take off. I was wearing Monster Cable's Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones ($349.95). I was listening to Pens' burning, fuzzed-out, 27-minute onslaught, Hey Friend, What You Doing? (320kbps MP3; LP, De Stijl IND071). I was shouting with sudden shock and pain. "Ow! What?" My brother-in-law had reached across the aisle and punched me in the leg. He'd been trying to get my attention for a while.

Some headphone makers put fashion and and form before function, leaving you with great-looking cans that don’t actually sound that...

We compare the Bose SoundLink II, Beats Studio Wireless and B&W P5 Wireless Bluetooth headphones.

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Seriously thumping bass, iconic design, and active noise cancellation make the Beats Studio a very good choice for folks who favor louder, bass-driven music like hip-hop and rock.

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It’s not hard to design headphones that win raves from bloggers and customers. Just give people a big, fat bass line and you can expect to...

Celebrity endorsed products are big business but, while it may sound cynical, we tend to wonder whether the product would stand up on its own without the big name attached.  So when the Beats by Dr…

With active noise cancellation, big bass and a comfortable design, the Beats Studio 3 Wireless are the ultimate Beats headphones. But are they for everyone? Here’s our full review

Beats Studio3 (Wireless Headphone): 3.8 out of 5 stars from 34 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

No marketing gimmickry at work here. These are serious cans – seriously good, that is

The Beats Studio headphones recently got a makeover. Now we get to see that makeover with wireless playback. Check out the Beats Studio Wireless headphones.

You can argue over whether Beats made a mistake not redesigning its flagship headphone on the outside, but it does perform significantly better and now costs less online.

The Beats Studio 3 are the most prominent example to date of a pair of headphones that is dependent on the ecosystem it’s in to perform at its best.

See our in-depth review of the Beats by Dre Studio3 Wireless headphones, with our analysis of the design, sound quality, accessories, and more.

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Bassheads will love the low-end boom from the "remastered" Beats Studio headphones and they're a comfortable wear. But for a brand that's as much

The new Beats Studios sound better than the originals, but just how good are these noise-cancelling cans?

Beats Studio review - Beats by Dr. Dre headphones with active noise cancellation and fat bass.

Digital Spy puts Beats' new Studio headphones to the test.

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The new Beats by Dre Studio headphones are packed with upgrades

The Beats by Dre Studio3 Wireless are a great gadget, but a bad pair of headphones. If you have $350 for headphones, look elsewhere.