Léger; Compatibilité avec les appareils Apple et autres; Entrée audio 5 mm et USB-C; Très bonne autonomie; Son propre et équilibré;

Bandeau un peu rigide; Pas de détection intra-auriculaire;

Solid sound quality; Designed for iPhone and Android; Decent ANC; Lossless audio via USB-C cable; Spatial audio and head tracking;

Not the most comfortable; Rivals sound better at similar price; Plastic creaks and dirties fast; No wear detection; No auto Apple device switching;

Sólida calidad de sonido; Diseñado para iPhone y Android; ANC decente; Audio sin pérdidas a través del cable USB-C; Audio espacial y seguimiento de la cabeza;

No son los más cómodos; Los rivales suenan mejor a un precio similar; El plástico cruje y se ensucia rápido; No detecta el desgaste; Sin el cambio automático de dispositivo de Apple;

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;

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;

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;

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;

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;

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;

The Beats Studio Pro have been long anticipated, and so far seem to be delivering on the brief - an improved performance wrapped up in a refined design. I need to spend much more time with them before passing comment on how they hold their own in the market now, but for now, I'm very glad to see that the best of Beats is back.