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what's up guys this is Jonathan with TLD bring as review and comparison between the newly released beats by dre pros and the previously released studios first we're going to start off with a little double pea action packaging and pricing so from the exterior you guys can see they look almost identical the beats pro box is slightly smaller but they look very similar as I mentioned now pricing the beast pros come in at 399 so about 400 bucks whereas the Beats Studio is coming at just under 300 bucks at 299.99 now from an aesthetics point of view both of these are visually appealing as you would expect from beats by dre but hands-down in my opinion the beats Pro are a better build quality using aluminum versus plastic and not to say that the studios are cheaply made but when you have both of them in your hands and you compare the two you can tell hands-down the pros are much better quality they're going to take a beating so if you're a DJ you're taking them on the road they're really going to kind of test that test and kind of stand up to the pro name as far as longevity goes now as far as comfortability goes they both excel in this department the studio's however a little bit lighter so they seem to fit a little looser compared to the pros whereas the pros they seem to mold and fit and contort your head a little bit better that a little bit tighter so I prefer that you may not but in the end they both are very comfortable as we get into features there's a few things with the pros that set them apart in my opinion compared to the studio's one of them being that they don't run on batteries so a you're not going to run through batteries you're going to save a little bit of money and B you're not gonna have any sound degradation once the batteries start to lose power beyond that it's really about getting into the attention to detail with the pro starting with the flip up ear cup so it really actually is convenient if you're monitoring in a studio if you're DJing out at a club you can actually flip up the ear can without having to take the whole headphones off another really cool feature with the pros is the ability to daisy chain headphones which really isn't appealing to the everyday user but if you're in a studio and you don't have access to a headphone amp you can actually daisy chain these headphones plug in another set and you're going to hear the same mix as you would on the beats pro so that's really handy and I did find that extremely useful now both the beats pros and the studio's both have detachable audio cables which is a plus in case anything happens to that you replace the cable not the headphones however the beats pros do have a lock which gives you a much more secure feel and I really dig the fact that they included a coil Kable with the beats pros compared to the studios so features build quality right now the beats pros are in my favor but as far as sound goes I want to be honest with you guys I've always dug the sound of the beat studios but after listening to the pros for quite a while hands down the pro sound better you get a much more tight and well-defined sound with better instrument separation so everything seems to have its place yet it's tight at the same time and after going back to the studios it just kind of feels not only loose literally but the music tends to feel loose and not as tight as the pro so in my opinion really if you're going to drop 300 bucks on the studios if you're looking for a pro set of headphones go up to the pros and if you're the everyday user go to the solo HDS and spend maybe 150 to 200 dollars on those set of headphones that's going to better benefit you in the end run so I hope you guys enjoyed this video hope to help you guys out a little bit as far as your buying decision goes I'll see you guys in the next video if you enjoyed this video using your youtube features share this on Facebook and Twitter and I'll see you guys next time you