The Beats Studio Pro are good for commuting and traveling. They have a sturdy build quality and a long, continuous battery life for long rides or flights. Their ANC blocks out a good amount of noise in environments like airplane cabins and busy streets but struggles slightly in office environments.

I’m a little saddened by the Beats Studio Pro. Beats had the opportunity to make something from the ground up, with a new design, new sound profile, more new features, and still at a good price.

With the Beats Studio Pro, Apple make a spirited move into the headphone market that not only attacks their ageing Apple AirPods Max but also aims to win over the Android community.

They look like a lazy refresh from the outside, but the noise-canceling Studio Pros include a ton of new features like transparency mode and lossless USB-C audio. And they solidify Beats’ unique appeal as a dual-ecosystem brand.

Beats' new flagship noise-cancelling wireless headphones, the Studio Pro, will no doubt be popular among fans of the brand and the predecessor of the cans. It's also likely that the improved sound quality, better fit, and refined feature set will attract even more people to try them.

The Beats Studio Pro headphones produce a pleasing mix of boosted lows and sculpted highs, but they don't cancel noise nearly as well as their top-tier price indicates.

The Beats Studio Pro retain their compelling style and good looks, which will make you feel good about your choice of headphones. Until you realise how many key features they lack. They might sound good but these limitations might raise a few questions.

There was once a time when Beats headphones were inescapable. Every vaguely cool person in the entertainment industry was spotted wearing a pair at some point. Even for me, a pair of Beats Studios was the first expensive pair of headphones I bought.

The Studio Pro are an evolution of the Beats headphones that started it all. They don’t look all that different from the previous few versions, but inside they have seen some significant upgrades. The sound is really good, falling just shy of the very best from Sennheiser and Sony.