Apple - Studio Pro

I’ve been using my Beats Studio pros. I agree it’s probably not great but my ears aren’t ringing after using my planer, table saw, miter saw or router. So I feel good. I also don’t feel like spending another $200 or so on semi mediocre earbuds that do the same thing. Maybe I’m wrong.

I love Beats Studio Pro \[see [option 3 here](https://www.audiobooksgeek.com/gifts-for-audiobook-lovers/)\]. Noise cancelation is great, spatial audio and 360 degree listening is epic, and the best part is that my ears don't hurt after long listening sessions.

Beats Studio Pro is the best choice and my [top recommendation](https://www.audiobooksgeek.com/gifts-for-audiobook-lovers/) \[See number 3 in the link\]. It's comfortable to wear and the spatial audio along with excellent noise cancelation gives you 360 degree listening experience.

I love Beats Studio Pro. The 360-degree listening experience is great and noise cancelation is best I ever experienced. You can check my review [here](https://www.audiobooksgeek.com/gifts-for-audiobook-lovers/) \[number 3\]. I also recommend Shokz OpenRun Pro if you enjoy bone conduction headphones. They are great for long listening sessions and outside use.

Wait for Prime Day and get the Beats Studio Pro headphones. They’ll be about $150. They’re sonically just what you’re looking for and the noise reduction is solid. I don’t fly without them and when I get off the plane I’m a lot less fatigued.

Would using the headphone jack on a stereo receiver be suitable for 300ohm headphones or should I get a dedicated headphone amp? I ordered a pair of sennheiser HD650s. I currently use a Yamaha R-N303 to run speakers at my desk. I have everything routed through the receiver (turntable/desktop/streaming music from phone) and would prefer to keep it that way. I also have a Yamaha R-S500 for my mains that I could use. I use Beats Studio pros at my desk at night and they have started to hurt after long sessions of gaming and listening to music so I wanted an upgrade and foam pads that I could change.

I have been using a pair of Studio Pros from Beats for the last few years and they have held up and still sound really good.

i found bose quietcomfort to be NOT loud enough, the noise-cancelling works well, but the volume of the actual audio from the headphones was a bit quiet. I've also tried Beats by Dre - kinda mid - decent balance of noise cancelling to sound quality/volume, upgrade from Bose. the best all-around have been Sennheiser momentum 4, great mic too!

My wife has Beats Studio Pro and Apple Airpods Pro. Once she started using the airpods, she never went back to the Beats. She gave the Beats to our daughter - who also never uses them because she much prefers the airpods. With that said, I love my Beats Studio Pro - the comfort is great. The battery really lasts and the noise cancelling is top drawer. I mostly use them with my vintage music players (Walkmans, minidisc, portable CD plalyers, etc). For audiobooks I use my airpods 85% of the time.

I don’t know who’s out here downvoting but I 100% agree. I use Beats Studio pros for my audiobook reads.

If you’re stuck in Beats, I prefer the Studios over the Solos for long wear time. The on ear ones pushing on my ears just weren’t comfortable after awhile, so I enjoy the over the ear ones. The downside is, they can make you a bit sweaty when working out in them, so I prefer just earbuds for workouts. Now, for work, I just got the Bose Quietcomfort (they are similar to the Studio Pro). They are amazing. I wear them all day and for long flights listening to audiobooks. Highly recommend.

My favourites for years have been the Beats Studio pros. They are the only ones I have found comfortable for all day wear and don’t cause me any pain. I am very very sensitive sensory wise and these have been the perfect ones for me. Have had multiple pairs over the years starting back when they were corded. The newer ones have the ANC and I love it.