64% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Slick Beats design Comfy, secure fit Clear and balanced sound Head-tracked spatial audio Lossless USB audio Easy and simple controls

No Bluetooth multipoint No hi-res codecs No wear sensors Head tracking doesn't work on Android

“You still pay a premium for the Beats brand, but the Studio Pro are worth it.”

Gorgeous looking ; Very easy to use ; Good sound quality

No multipoint for iOS ; No wear detection ; Tight fit

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.

Competent, well-balanced sound ; Cross-ecosystem compatibility ; Robust, sturdy build

Rivals offer more refined sonic presentation ; Lacking dynamism and rhythmic engagement ; Missing some key features

The Studio Pro are an adequate pair of wireless headphones, but we’d struggle to recommend them ahead of some truly formidable competition

Excellent calling and noise canceling. Good sound quality. Natural-sounding transparency mode. USB-C plug-in for high-resolution audio. One-touch pairing for Apple and Android. Hands-free Siri. Head-tracking for spatial audio. Fantastic wireless range....

No auto-pause. No adjustable EQ. Multi-device pairing is limited to Google gear. Controls feel clunky. Tight fit might not work for all head sizes. Mid-tier battery life.

Premium build quality and materials used ; Impressive audio quality, even via Bluetooth connection ; Same price as Beats Studio 3 ; Folding design ; Improved battery performance with ANC/Transparency on ; Native features on iOS and Android smartphones

No USB-C to Lightning cable included in the box ; No wear detection

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...

Delivers punchy bass with bright highs ; Comfortable fit ; Hi-res USB-C listening mode ; Premium accessories ; Supports spatial audio with head tracking

Overly expensive ; Purists won't like the sculpted sound ; Lacks adjustable EQ ; Average noise cancellation

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.

Top-notch sound and call quality ; Intuitive noise cancellation ; Personalized Spatial Audio with accurate head-tracking ; Lengthy battery life ; Solid multiplatform support (iOS/Android) ; Effective wired listening modes

Fragile design similar to the Studio 3 ; Still no touch controls ; Uncomfortable to wear after an hour of use

The $349 Beats Studio Pro deliver better audio, battery life, and compatibility than the AirPods Max, and for a lower price.

Balanced sound suits a wide range of musical styles ; Excellent battery life ; More connectivity options than most rivals

Active noise-cancellation lacks Apple's cleverest tricks ; No physical volume controls

Excellent noise cancelling ; Works best with Apple devces… ; …but it’s decent on Android too ; Lossless through wired

Not the very best build ; No wireless lossless ; ANC can be bettered

Top-notch audio and noise-killing smarts: that’s entertainment. Another brilliant pair of noise-cancellers from Beats. And they’re better value than the AirPods Max.

Improved sound quality, noise canceling and ear pad design ; Very good voice-calling performance ; Spatial audio with head tracking for Apple users ; USB-C audio

No ear-detection sensors ; No Apple H2 chip ; No major design changes except for case