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what's going on everyone at your average consumer and today I'm going to be doing comparison of the beats by dre mixers versus the beats wireless so let's not wasting time let's get right into it alright guys and here we have the beats Wireless and the beats mixr's now I've know I've done tons of beats videos but the comparison requests keep on rolling in so I got to give you guys what you want and you guys wanted to see the mixes versus the wireless so the first thing we're going to talk about is the design on both of these are great looking headphones cannot complain whatsoever about them the beats mixers are probably one of the best-looking beats that are out right now in my opinion I think that these look amazing um the design of it is really nice the black long black with the red B looks great I think that this is just a one of the best looking headphones that they came out with now the beats Wireless are also very nice these are similar to the solo HDS but and just in comparison to the mixers I gotta give it up to the mixers and as far as durability I also got to give it to the mixers because of this tough material that it's made out of this isn't going to break anytime soon it's really strong and you know very happy with that now that doesn't mean that the wireless are on week at all or anything but this is just a tougher material on the mixers then the Wireless has is more of a plastic feel this is more of a not even sure what kind of feel this is but it feels harder then it feels harder than the wireless do so I got to give it up to wire up to the mixers for the durability as well overall for comfort I gotta give it to wireless easily the wireless have much softer cushions and the mixer is because of that strong material it's got a pretty I feel and you know this gonna be really you know hard to deal with because after some time this can really you know clamp down on your head and for me after about a couple of minutes of using it it never feels really that comfortable so that's my only gripe with the mixers really it's just comfort is not really good on here and I've had tons of people commenting and my friends who've tried it who all agree so I think you know you have to be very careful with the mixers if you want them and you probably have to go and try them out maybe at a Best Buy because they do have them on display so you might want to give them a try before purchasing them if you really want them buy them if if you feel that they're uncomfortable after a while there's no harm in returning them so just something to keep in mind but the wireless feel a lot more comfortable these are great feeling the cushions are extremely soft can't complain whatsoever when it comes to that now of course we're going to talk about sound quality I do think that the mixers have better clarity Vande Wireless but the wireless offer um pretty good bass they offer more based on the mixers do them they still sound good though wireless sound very good for um for my listening but the mixers just offer a bit more clarity might be the base that's toned down a bit so I think that you know that's the difference between these two they're both really really good that doesn't mean that this lacks bass or this lacks clarity this is that these are better in those categories but I'm a huge fan of the wireless the bass is great it still sounds great to me while these you know sound a little clearer but just not as much bass so it depends on what you really what you really value more so that's about it for the sound quality now to talk about the little features that these have of course the wireless one of the biggest things on it is that it's Wireless of course and you can use this with Bluetooth on any device that you know has bluetooth like your iPod your iPhone cell phone like your Android phone all those it works with everything and it works well and the mixers have this little neat feature where you can swivel the earcup up and have one ear exposed now I know this is supposed to be like for DJs and stuff but for regular people you can use this like you know have one ear exposed when you're talking to someone or you know on you know you're just outside and you just want to be aware of your surroundings or whatever so it's good to have that and also it's really nice that the mixers have these two headphone jacks to plug in your auxiliary cables which are the little cables that the you know bees come with and you can kind of listen to one you can plug in one to your audio device as well as plug in another pair of headphones so you can kind of share your music between one device between two people so that's always really really cool and pretty much guys that's about it for the features and you know the real differences between these two headphones YUM overall the beats Wireless have better base and the mixers have better clarity as far as music goes the mixers have better design in my opinion as well as better durability while the wireless has the Bluetooth feature and these have do you know swivel and for these you can daisy chain which is that feature where you can share your music like that and overall I think that I really value the wireless feature of you know the wireless and I also value having a lot of base so these are my go-to headphones but if you're not big on the wireless or you don't think you'll ever really use them um you know mixers might be a better choice for you and for the mixers you just got to make sure that they're comfortable and before you really invest in them even if you do like I said you can always go and return them and pick up something else and pretty much that wraps up my comparison of the two the beats Wireless are currently my favorite pair of Beats out until the executives comes out and we'll see how that runs and that's about it guys so if you enjoyed this video please feel free to rate comment and subscribe and I'll catch you guys in the next video till then peace