Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Experience the music exactly the way the artist wants you to. Beats high definition headphones are precision-engineered to reveal the full sound of today's digital music including the most sonically demanding Rock, Pop, Hip Hop and R&B. With advanced speaker design, powered amplification, and active noise canceling, Beats delivers all the power, clarity and deep bass today's top artists and producers want you to hear.
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iPhone 3G
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Beats by Dr. Dre can't beat the competition
Written by JN from phoenix
Aug 4, 2008
Unfortunately, the majority of audio consumers have been brain washed with the likes of mediocre products such as Bose, and headphones like these. First of all, no offense to Dr. Dre, but stay away from audio equipment endorsed by celebrities, What's next, Hannah Montana headphones? Let's start with the sound, nothing special here, especially for $350. Highs are not there and bass is far from controlled. Do yourself a favor and do some research in names like Sennheiser, AKG, & Grado. These brands will give you professional sound reproduction and at less than half the cost of the "Beats" phones. Bottom line, research and choose wisely. Your ears will thank you in the end. …More
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Brutally overpriced
Written by BS from Savannah
Jul 26, 2008
Very colored, hyped at the high and low end, and only begin to wake up with Hip-hop and Rap only. (Go figure, a headset created in collaboration with a rap producer.) The average joe will listen to them and might be impressed because of the qualities I described in them and then they will see Monster and Dr. Dre on the box and will scrounge every last penny to get a pair and go on thinking they are the best headphones on the market. "I paid $350 for these and they are by Monster, they must be undeniably good." Along the same exact lines that Bose does with their QC2s and the incessant hype commercials on TV.
I now have a much better understanding of exactly who these are marketed to and it is too bad that they screwed up such a great concept by being so cheap. Ideally they would have been more reasonably priced, designed and sound significantly better. They want to awaken the average joe to how moving good sound quality can be and develop an appreciation for fidelity in audio and with such an easily recognizable name they could get that exposure. I think we all get it but it is like trying to convince a vegan to eat an overcooked $3 steak. OK, so not that bad, they do have their moments when they sound nice but there must be some sort of on-the-fly adjusting DSP built into them because the SQ seems to vary even in the same song.
The packaging is quite smart because it is fairly well designed and clever which adds to the illusion of a "quality" product. Once you hold them in your hands you can tell they are cheaply made. The design of the actual headphones is nice but holding them in your hands alone instantly tells you that they should cost ~$100 at most.
Back to the sound, they are very forward and exhibit distortion in the strangest frequencies even at low levels, yet exaggerate others. (It is almost as if the frequency response curve is a roller coaster.) There is a lot of bass and every now and then it can sound nice but it seems you feel the drivers through the ear cups more than you hear the actual output. To briefly sum up the overall SQ, they sound synthetic.
Now, they aren't horrible and they will absolutely smoke stock earbuds and headphones that come with portable players but it is the people coming from lower end sound gear that Monster is hoping these will appeal to. …More1510 of 2028 people found this useful
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
wonderful and should be
Written by VN
Jul 24, 2008
When I received this as a gift, being an avid music nut I fully appreciated the quality and comfort styling.But to be perfectly honest the cost is excessive for this product.I myself would not buy it and I am sure could find something just as good in quality for alot less.So if you can blow the money go ahead, but for those needing value as well as quality keep looking. …More
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Most Recent Reviews
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Rocking Beats
Written by MF from BALLINASLOE
Dec 16, 2009
Ordered them Sunday and they came Wednesday .
They are the best headphones i've had(replacing my Bose that broke in a week), they sound great with all types of music and when you listen to a song with a lot of bass they vibrate on your head. The only bad thing is that they leak a lot.
Pros
Stylish
Sound awesome
Don't have to worry about the cord breaking
Cons
They leak a lot
Have to buy batteries for them …More3 of 3 people found this useful
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Yes, poorly made and outrageously expensive, but get them anyway.
Written by ER from Gainesville
Dec 14, 2009
If you are reading this review, you are actually considering spending $300 on a pair of headphones. That right there says headphones are a BIG deal to you. Me too. So what exactly is it you look for in a pair of headphones? I'll tell you what I DON'T look for. I don't look for "value." I'm not buying a hammer at Home Depot. When it comes to headphones, I’m tinkering with my whole world of music! When I shop for stereo equipment, I shop with my heart, not my head.
In headphones, there are only two things I get serious about. Sound and comfort. Simple as that. All other factors I can compromise on. Beats by Dr. Dre headphones have comfort and sound locked down.
You've read all these other reviews. That many people cannot be wrong about the fantastic sound. I doubt you have heard anything like them. And almost everyone finds them extremely comfortable, as do I.
Lots of people complain about the poor construction... cracks in the headpiece and so forth. Those people aren't making it up. The truth is that these headphones, for all their sexy looks, are manufactured with the cheapest imaginable feel. I wouldn't be in the least bit surprised if mine cracked. Don’t kid yourself; you will be shocked at how crummy the build quality is. But.... guess what.... I am willing to overlook how poorly they are made.
These headphones expose your own weaknesses... that you will put up with all this abuse, financial and poor quality construction... just to get such a great sound and great comfort. Monster completely has my number. It's embarrassing, but I love these headphones. Try them if you dare. …More4 of 6 people found this useful
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Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones from Monster
Decent
Written by AG from Carlsbad
Dec 7, 2009
These headphones are decent but I still prefer my bose earbuds to these over priced headphones that are endorsed by a rapper.
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Questions & Answers
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is it worth the money?
- Asked by IB from Saint Paul
- Oct 18, 2009
Best Answer
Not really no. They are so cheaply made, they bleed so much noise and break so easily. I estimate they cost about 30 quid to make.
You can buy a set of Dj headphones for 120 quid that are as good as these and sound as good, only you dont get the noise cancellation. Thats all these headphones are good for.
They do go loud, but are not 'better' than bose, or any other headphone for that matter. I have six pairs of high end headphones, inc bose, and i would not say these are 'better', as they are all designed to do different things, so it would be wrong to compare them.
Everyone wants these because celebrities and footballers wear them, thats all, and because they go 'loud', people get the illusion they are 'great' and have 'great sound quality'. They are very comfy to wear, but like i say, cheaply made. Mine are already going back for repair. However, they are a nice looking, comfy, loud set of cans. I paid £219 for mine. …More- Answered by AH from bracknell
- Oct 31, 2009
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are the headphones wirelss?
- Asked by ME from Houston
- Oct 12, 2009
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naw not yet. u use one of the two cords that are provided.
- Answered by AA
- Oct 12, 2009
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Can i buy the White version of the Beats by Dre monster headphones?
- Asked by FT from Belfast
- Oct 3, 2009
Most Recent
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how are these compared to the sennheisser 595 open airs ?
- Asked by AP from FAIRBORN
- Dec 16, 2009
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Does anybody have any views on watching a film or sky sports on the I phone using the beats to listen to this rather than music,
- Asked by MH from Halifax
- Dec 12, 2009
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Does the microphone work with the voice recognition software for the newest ipods?
- Asked by MM from Rutherford
- Dec 7, 2009
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Are the headphones as well compatible with the first iPod nano?!
- Asked by RM from Haan
- Dec 7, 2009
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Is the Quality as bad as people say it is or is it over exagerated?
- Asked by KN from LOS ANGELES
- Dec 7, 2009
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i dont get it are they wireless or is there a wire attached to it?
- Asked by SS from liverpool
- Dec 6, 2009
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are the compatible with anything other than just and iphone?
- Asked by CD from Jasper
- Dec 5, 2009










