Reviews for Beats Studio Over-Ear Headphones

I bought these headphone a couple months ago, and they are just amazing.

I'm not an audiophile by any means, but I know what $300 should give you in terms of audio quality. I've listened to many different headphones from $100-$150 range (Audio-Technica, Ultrasone, Sennheiser all have cans in that range) and they've all sounded superior to this one.
It's funny how listening to a headphone that costs $120 (Ultrasone HFI 580 or Audio-Technica ATH-M50) can make you feel like it's a major upgrade in quality.
Beats look good and sound decent but for the $$$ it's a shame, kinda insulting.

I love the sound quality. It's amazing, but I'm a little upset that the mic doesn't work with my phone. I called Beats about it, and I was pretty much told this is a common issue. There was no fix. I was pretty much told I was SOL. While that annoys me, they are still great for music. I love how it kicks the bass properly.

I love the look and sound of the studio's. They sound great, are able to block out noises, and look really nice. They also are very comfortable. One set of batteries gets me about 1 month of listening for about 3 hours a day. The only complaint is they are bulky.

this headhpones are way overpriced. they say we will "get lost in the music with the new sound processor" all lies went to their webpage looked all places. they have never explained how or in which way this NEW and REVOLUTIONARY BEATS are superior than the other brands. all i see here is a product that is all marketing, cool to wear but sound you could find it on a very cheap cheap hedphones headphones. which i compared my self. im on my way to return it to the store. fake marketing.

I've had my Beats by Dre Studios for about a month, now. These headphones are fantastic if you're transitioning over from Skullcandy earphones or those Apple earphones that come with your iPod/iPhone. However, I've had multiple problems with these headphones. The sound quality was overall decent: bass was overpowering, mids/synths were all over the place. I'd recommend using the Treble Maximizer in the iPod/iPhone/iPad's equalizer settings if you're going to get these headphones. I'd recommend Audio Technica ATH-M50s to audiophiles and those looking for better-quality headphones at a cheaper price. I just wished Apple sold them, though.