Beats Solo Pro Unboxing & Review | Solid ANC headphones

If you're absolutely perfect and looking for a new pair of

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, then good news: the

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or the pros are here to empty your bank account. They'll set you back £200 70 here in the UK, but they spot on as stylish as ever. surpasses the design and full active noise cancellation to take on rivals like Sony and bosses. Here it's my fault.

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video of only Pro and all the latest technological news that you connect. Subscribe and end notifications. Bell says it, first, let's see. what actually comes in the box is a very funky box that opens, oh my gosh, it's collapsed invisibly, so as usual, get a nifty little carrying case just to help protect your beats, all the pros when you take them on trips and it's a lovely soft fabric.

The effort feels very, very good, the thick wool adds limited protection if you actually want to throw the thing or drop it from a height or something, but there you go, just don't do that, basically, it just slides like this and Yes, of course, because they're Beats, I've got a nice lightning-action cable to charge them nicely, a sturdy clip to attach it to the case, which is great, and then if we work from this instruction manual, I'll just tell you exactly. how to start your

solo

break of course, but imagine it will be nice, straight and simple, yes, a little sticker action, plus slapping your cat and then the usual warranty check, fast forward almost a full week since I recorded the

unboxing

video and I have been playing the beats throughout with

headphones

full time since then and I must say that definitely impressed beats have really changed things over the last few years, back in the day that I couldn't.

I can stand these things, they were so small that they just drowned out the rest of the noise and frankly, they seemed like fashion accessories to me, but you know, these are a

solid

pair of headphones even at that premium price, now first. Well, the design of these things is perfect, by any means, everything is touched in a second. The aesthetics cannot be criticized. It's the typical Beats new look, basically a very clean, simple affair, without much frills or embellishments. something like that, but they look really clean and tidy and very smart, and there are also a lot of colors to choose from, so good luck if you're on the fence, at least some nice vibrant affairs in there, so you'll just be your usual black board o White you can't choose as a bright, vibrant red if you really want to attract attention while walking down the main street, although obviously if you live in a dodgy neighborhood that's not necessarily a good thing, beats all the pros.

They are, of course, fully adjustable as you would expect, courtesy of this metal slider and are bathed in a plastic frame. Well, the girls themselves don't feel particularly premium. I have no complaints regarding the sturdiness and sturdiness, so it's pretty gnarly. and pollen, and basically you can't abuse these things and, as you can see, they're still completely functional, they're still together, not folded or twisted or anything like that, you can't really just throw them in a backpack, if you don't want to use the curry kiss and don't worry put your laptop on top they will be absolutely fine and I also like the clever design where basically when you fold their headphones they close automatically. off, you should worry about looking for a power button or something, the only problem there is of course if you just wear them around your neck, like that, if you have things like active noise cancellation still active and everything else.

The headphones are technically still there, so the drain and the juice, so you want to eliminate that noise cancellation just to avoid a lot of battery drain when they just sit there, don't do anything. My only wish will be for the design: these tiny headphones. They are very well padded, but unfortunately they are so small that they don't completely envelop your ears like some rivals do, unless you're like the guy with the shrunken head who runs out of beer juice or something which means they're unfortunately pressing on the ears. ears. Fleshy outer parts of the ear, wherever the technical medical term for them is, which becomes a little uncomfortable after about an hour and a half to two hours of wear and also note that if you wear glasses or sunglasses, be ready for it at the same time. then those arms basically squish against your ears and the effect is even worse or after about half an hour or so, I was finding it really uncomfortable now, as you can imagine from the whole Apple Beats partnership, the solar pros are super simple to pair .

Create any kind of iOS device basically in pairs and mods to get closer to an iPhone or something and immediately let a message appear Hey, you want to pair it with your beat, yeah, that will be fun, then you have a full voice. -Siri support enabled and all that shenanigans too. I tested them with Android devices because that's what I was checking at the time and found the main process again to be absolutely fine. I had to go into the Bluetooth settings menu, shock, horror and Plug it in like that strange but it has full, strong and stable Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, just like the UK government, unfortunately there is no 5.1 support but as I say, I find the connectivity to be absolutely good, even if I leave my phone in one room, I want to go to the next.

It cut through the music nicely, crisp and clear, even in busy central London venues, nor what issues there are with distortion or clutter and as you'd expect you get a full set of physical controls here on the beats, all the pros , all quite concentrated. Here, on the right cup, you want a lot of individual buttons or anything, of course, because everything is perfectly integrated into the case. Sorry, what I want to do is just give the center of the cup a quick potion that will play your music. Give him another one. tap and that will pause it again a double tap will skip you forward a song a triple tap will skip you back this is where the slots get a little more complicated if you do a double tap and hold the second tap and that will advance through a song or your audio, but podcasts wherever you are listening and the same goes for the triple tap, hold the third tap and it will track back.

It might be a little complicated, it's like old until I press it three times four times little, what is it? goes wrong and luckily you have full volume controls, basically push up towards the top and cup and that would be turning up the volume, push down towards the bottom i.e. turn down the volume, good old saw, answer calls , rejecting calls are kind of like Shenanigans too, so basically the professionals at Beats Solo will do whatever you need without you having to constantly search for your phone. Now, for me, the biggest area where Beats has improved in recent years is generally vital: the sound quality used to be. the kiss of busy every time I

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one of these things the bits with the absolute swamp application say everything else the highs and mids would all be lost in this distortion all you would hear is that I won't be a little pressure from the I hope you enjoyed it, it was great, right?

But yeah, fair play to them, the Beats team has clearly put a lot of effort into improving the sound quality. In fact, I'll just read a small excerpt from the press run to see exactly what these improvements are, as they put it, a refined driver with optimized diaphragm geometries contributes to exceptional frequency response with lower total harmonic distortion, yes Basically, the sun is really good, what's with that? We see that even though the bass has been turned down which is not as important as it used to be and the overall sound quality definitely gets a starring role, let's say if you like bass you're basically set so yeah the rock music, dance music and hip-hop, obviously, you've got it.

It gave it that real edge, but if you want to listen to a good acoustic track that's a bit classical, something like that now covers the whole range basically, so it'll still sound good because the All pro beats come with built-in active noise cancellation. in which you wait and this type of price ship because you compete with people like the Saudi WHS and rude things like that. I have to say that it works incredibly well here in the

solo

pros even though they don't quite do it. surrounds your ears like most rivals do, works wonders as soon as you turn on the noise cancellation, you'll notice an immediate difference in everything as it muffles noise from traffic, trains, things like that, even just people talking around you, it is very well swept. in the background I guess and you can just concentrate on whatever you are doing, it really is effective as the effect is as good as the Damiri h1 miles or the silent comforts, yes 100%, not much hiss. whether you do it with some of the cheaper ENC efforts so yeah really impressed you'll also notice a little button here on the other side of the left cup and a quick press will basically reverse all the NC effects so what ?

What will happen is that the external microphones will amplify everything around you so you can have a nice conversation, we are here and we will announce when something like this will happen without having to take off the headphones that said it actually doesn't. lowers the volume of your music or the way you're listening to it at the time you press that button, so if you're listening to a louder track, you'll still have to lower the volume manually and to be fair at the time you will too Tonight take off those damn things. I definitely prefer Sony's method on the WH: thousands of bits are simply placed in your ear and then it immediately turns down the volume of your track and amplifies the noise around you so you don't have to worry about doing anything else, it just cups your ear. ear, have an uninterrupted conversation and if you really press and hold that button on the bottom left cup, then I'll disable the microphone so everything, all that ENC stuff, is out of reach. window and you'll just be using the opposite beats like a standard pair of headphones, obviously everything extends battery life, although I found that even with the NC constantly on I got around 20 hours of full use on a single full charge.

It basically lasted me from Monday to Friday with quite a bit of use each day. Stephanie is pretty

solid

on battery life. The girls aren't some of the best out there. They use headphones like Volure Technica for example which will last you longer but Still for me 20 hours is pretty solid and then when it's time to charge again I just insert a connector into the old Lightning cable and they pair too pretty fast; However, you'll also notice that there is no 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, so basically. once the battery runs out that's it, you can't use them as a standard pair of headphones anymore, that's what I think of the Beats, all the pros use them as my personal headphones for a week, like I said, the quality of the sound is absolutely.

Great for an improvement over previous models and that's for sure, the ANC is brilliant and the overall design could use a couple of small tweaks here and there but overall it's pretty good so for 270 outputs yes they are expensive , I definitely still prefer the Sony I. I have to see if little things like the fact that it has a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack has that headphone in action and also completely wraps around your ears, but if you're sold on the Beats brand and want that extra iOS connectivity functionality, then do so, so if you two have been using Beat Solar, let us know your own thoughts and want a mini review below.

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