what's up guys dave here back again with
another episode of tech unraveled and
today
today i have these the beats studio buds
so
you know what we're gonna do we're gonna
get this box unpopped we're gonna
explore
all of its contents we're gonna do an
audio a mic
an active noise cancellation and latency
test so sit back relax
grab that popcorn let's do this let's go
right meow
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so 149 149 beats is currently owned by
apple and the cool thing about this
is they are fully functional with
a apple or android device
there is an app that will work fully on
android and these are natively supported
by ios so you don't need to download
anything
they both have quick connect which is
really awesome
it's fascinating that apple would
actually release a product that would
work on
android just as well as it will on ios
you have
your transparency mode you have anc mode
these are
a fully working apple product on
android so yeah let's just jump into the
audio test
and see what these are fully capable of
i haven't actually put these in my ears
yet let's see how they
feel right away there is a very nice
passive noise cancellation there's a
good seal with these earbuds so that
is very very great and let's go ahead
and
start the audio test here we go
i'm expecting a lot of bass with these
because that's always been beats
sound profile
right away they are very loud i actually
had to turn them down a little bit
so if you like listening to loud music
there you go these are extremely loud
but that's where the good
ended for me there was so much
distortion the highs weren't super
crisp or clear the mids were very very
muddy and the bass although it hit it
wasn't brain rattling everything
about the sound signature was really
really distorted it's actually
quite disappointing the quality of the
sound that came out of these i was
hoping for more i was hoping for
a little bit cleaner sound but that is
definitely
not what we have here with the beats
studio buds
uh the sound is not clean it is not
clear
it is not crisp very very loud but
everything else
falls very short of what i would
consider
acceptable especially at this price
point these should be very clear
very crisp at a 149 price tag
i'm quite disappointed hopefully
there'll be some firmware updates that
will
change the way they sound but for right
now let's see how they hold up for
the mic test it is my test time
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here we go it is now
mic test time let me get these in my
ears
both of them all right guys this is the
sound of my voice with the beats studio
buds
and let's go ahead and introduce some
ambient noise
into the background again this is the
sound of my voice with the beats
studio buds with ambient noise running
in the background
what do you think of the mic quality let
me know
how they stack up to my last few videos
that you've watched
down down in the comments below it is
active noise cancellation test
time great meow alright guys so
currently
i have the beats studio buds in ted's
ears if you don't know who or what ted
is ted is a binary microphone so
basically you should be able to hear
what it would sound like if these buds
were in your ears if you went ahead and
put some headphones on
right now basically all the modes are
turned off transparency mode noise
cancellation mode is currently in its
off
status so this is the passive noise
cancellation
that you would currently hear and then
if i went ahead and i turned on
transparency mode now this is what it
would sound like if we were standing
next to each other having a conversation
this is what my voice would sound like
you'd be able to hear some more of the
noises around me
and then again let's go ahead and switch
on noise cancellation
so my voice should have gotten much
quieter if these are doing their job
well and you shouldn't really be able to
hear my voice as much so what i'm going
to do now is i'm going to go ahead and
turn everything off again
and i'm going to go ahead and turn on
some ambient noise in the background
now the ambient noise is running at
about 88 decibels
which is typical of a restaurant a bar a
coffee shop what not
let's go ahead and turn on noise
cancellation mode so
this is what it would sound like now if
you're in a restaurant having a
conversation with somebody
hopefully hopefully all the noises are
being blocked
out right now and you're not able to
hear any of the background noise
or it should be very very muffled
alright guys so what did you think of
the active noise cancellation test
hopefully these stood up to what they
should be doing
again it is an apple product from what i
understand
it's going to be producing the anc a
little bit differently than the airpod
pros it's using its microphones instead
of some white noise
so the whole process might be a bit
different as to what you would expect
they may not be as good as the apple
airpod pros
so with all of that said let's go ahead
and do the final test
of the video it is latency test time
let's jump into that segment
as always we are going to test on an ios
and
android device the ios device is a
iphone 12 pro max
and the android device is going to be a
oneplus 8 pro
up first is going to be the iphone so
here we go
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test an active noise cancellation and
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