So right in front of me have a brand new pair of headphones these are the beats solo pro
this is the new version for 2019, they've been revamped redesigned and now they're wireless
it cost $300 US or 380 Canadian rupees here in Canada and they're available to buy today!
Now when you buy it you open up the box this is what you're gonna see you're gonna get
this soft fabric case, which I think is probably recycled material, it's not a durable case
but it's strong enough to protect your headphones from small scratches and of course bumps,
besides that in the box you get a black lightning cable and you get a little connector that
allows you to attach your headphones to a bag or some sort of other accessory. Now the
headphones themselves come in various different colors. I went with the gray and gold because
I just think it looks absolutely classy and as soon as you open them up, they automatically
turn on and automatically connect to your device now in true beats fashion because they're
now working with Apple they're one company they have the H1 chip inside of it, this means
you get that beautiful pairing with your iOS devices, it'll automatically detect it and
it will connect to it. You can automatically start listening to music! The other benefit
of the H1 chip is the processing that it does in the background. Now for example, because
these are now using active noise cancellation the beamforming microphones embedded inside
will constantly scan the environment and optimize whatever audio you're listening to to make
sure it sounds more like the original file. The device is made out of all metal, so it
feels nice and premium you have plusher pads than you did in the previous generation, so
when they sit on the sides of your ears, they feel a lot more comfortable. In terms of head
cramping, it feels very comfortable on the top like it doesn't squish my brain but there
is some sort of stiffness on the ears. Now there's two buttons on this device you have
the right click pad which allows you to do things like change the volume, for example,
if I press it upwards it's going to change the volume of the song if I press it down,
obviously it's going to lower the volume, if I press the middle it's going to pause
or play the track, if I press it twice it's going to skip to the next song and if I press
it three times it's going to go to the previous song.
Okay, this is a quick test your live on camera, we're testing out the audio, how do I sound?
Okay perfect thank you so much. I'm going to call you back. Now noise cancelation, this
is the big deal about these solo pros you have one button to activate it, unfortunately
you can't control The amount of noise cancellation, you're receiving.It's
either on or off.It's not the strongest noise cancellation I've used, there's stronger that
I've used in the past with previous headphones but it's still strong enough that it will
block out all that ambient noise inside of a plane or a very loud noisy environment,
if you turn it off you go to transparency mode and transparency mode allows the sounds
of the environment in and because it's packing that H1 chip it's using some of its processing
to make sure whatever sounds that are coming in sound as natural as possible. So battery
life has been amazing, like 22 hours if you have noise cancellation on. Or 40 hours if
you decide to leave it off. So these things will last you a very long time. It has that
fast fuel technology embedded inside which is like fast charging. If you charge this
for literally 10 minutes you're gonna get three hours of use. Also, with the latest
updates to iOS 13, you have that beautiful feature of using multiple devices with your
iPhone.
This supports AirPods so like three or four people can be sharing the same iPhone get
audio and watch content together. So the big question the one you've been waiting for how
do these things sound and I'll be honest with you beats used to have a poor reputation in
the past for headphones that were very bass heavy, but ever since I have reviewed the
Powerbeats Pro, I found there sound spectrum to have completely changed for the better
These guys sound really good I was impressed like I've been using the Jabra elite 85H's
and they have a very flat sound spectrum it sounds good, but these are more vibrant like
it takes the treble it takes the mid-range and it takes the bass and it pushes it up
on the sound wave and overall what you get is a more vibrant experience.
Are these reference monitor headphones obviously not but they do have a good sound spectrum
making the music I listen to sound very enjoyable. So to wrap this up, the beats solo pros is
a nice upgrade from the original edition. They do cost $300 meaning there's a lot of
competition at its price point I think if you're looking for a solid pair of headphones,
you're embedded in the Apple ecosystem, you want the advantages of the H1 chip while having
good noise cancellation and you don't mind carrying around a dongle. I think you're gonna
absolutely love the new beats solo pro, they're also sweat resistant now which is something
that a lot of people wanted. Anyways that wraps up this review. If you have any questions
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