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I've been reading a lot of reviews online lately saying they have either snapped or they have just started falling apart. I am a 6 month user of these headphones and I must say they headphones are phenomenal. I believe (and this from personal experience) that if you take good care of these (don't bend them, try to take something off, drop them, keep them in their case when your not using them, and keep a close eye on them) then you have nothing to worry about.

The sound quality is great. The noise cancelation is not the best but when the music is on and playing you won't be able to hear a single interruption. The sound quality of the song is about ten times as good as your average earphones/headphones. I recommend getting these over any headphone around or under $400.

For all those who like the Bose, I couldn't agree more. The Bose headphones are fantastic. The noise cancelation is probably one of the worlds best. If you travel a lot and are regularly in noisy area's i suggest you get the Bose Quit Comfort 15. But, if your one of those kind of people who just like to sit back relax (pretty much any where) and listen to music, then these Monster Beats are just what your looking for.

For sound quality, I prefer these over the Bose. So to get things straight, Bose are better for sound cancelation when these headphones (Dr. Dre Beats Headphones) probably have the better sound quality.

This is a warning to all users. Do not purchase the Solo's or the upcoming Solo HD's. Monster fails to release these headphones in an accurate build. In other words, they snap like a twig, and break really easily. Unless your ready for purchasing an expensive warranty and are ready for any shocking surprises, please do not purchase these.

Last note. Do beware that these headphones are very fragile and they do get finger print stains quite easily. It does come with a quality cleaning cloth, but try to keep all fingers away from the top plastic part.

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Stylish, great sound, I use them for studying, as well as for just listening. Great Headphones.

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These beats by Dr. Dre headphones are the best headphones I have ever owned period

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Sounds like magic

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These headphones are great, great base, sound quality is crisp and clear. There are comfortable and really eliminates nose. I have to say the packaging is really professionally done, which presents the product as a high quality product, just like how Apple does with its packaging. But really $300 for them, thats a little too high for headphones, I guess its the name that you are paying for there. A $100 to $200 would seem more reasonable for them.

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Ok, let me start off by saying my beats have broken twice, which makes me sad. Now let me say how much i love these headphones. I am super careful with them, i keep them in the case and i love them. that simple

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Anyone who says that Beats and Bose are overly priced, Obviously have never used them, Nor can afford them..
I picked up a pear of these headphones yesterday from Best Buy.. The sound is simply amazing, And noise canceling really works! so they are a little high.. But for the quality you get out of them, Worth it!

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I have owned a large variety of headphones ranging from 100-250$, all of which i would prefer to these headphones. My biggest issue is the overpowering bass, and the absolute lacking mids and highs. What good is all that base when the actual music sounds grainy? You can find much better cans with just as good bass AS WELL AS great mids and highs anywhere from the 150$-200$. I would recommend looking up brands such as Audio Technica or Ultrasone if you want to buy a TRUE pair of studio quality headphones. Don't believe all the hype and advertising, do a little research before you purchase

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I bought these after I didn't find them under the Christmas tree. I was very excited at first, but disappointed when I opened them. As others have said, they do feel very cheap.

Sound quality was very good. I'd put them up there with the Bose QC15, but the 15's are a little better. Here are the down sides to them though:

1) The sound canceling actually makes noise. If you're listening to music, you can't tell because there is always "noise," but if you're watching a movie, you can actually hear a "wooohm....woohm...wooohm" sound. I found it very irritating. Also, while the sound canceling does work, it's not very good. Before I bought these I had a cheap pair of Sony's that worked just as well.

2) Leakage; there is no way you can use these in a library or in a crowded area without disturbing everyone around you because whatever you're listening to will be heard by everyone within 20 feet of you. These are the loudest headphones I've ever used, unfortunately, I mean on the outside. Totally defeats the point of headphones IMO.

I have a pair of the Beats Tour ear buds and I love them, but the Studio cans don't impress me at all. I love the style of them and I tried very hard to convince myself that the problems weren't that big of a deal...because they looked sooooooo nice. However, today I returned them and bought a pair of Bose QC 15's. I might not look cool, but I'm much happier with what I got for my money. I gave them 2 stars and that's mainly based on their look. If these and the QC 15's looked the exact same, no one would even be mentioning the Beats.

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