Testseek.com have collected 81 expert reviews of the Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Pro and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Pro.
November 2019
(79%)
81 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(96%)
35 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
79010081
The editors liked
Active noise cancellation is far better than you'd expect for on-ear headphones
22 hours of battery life
Transparency mode when you want to let the sound in
Refined design with exposed metal and matte finish
Active noise cancelation is good
Transparency mode for external audio
Improved audio quality
Audio sharing
Hey Siri support
Strong Bluetooth connection
Very good audio quality
Effective noise cancellation
Super-simple pairing
Iconic Beats design
Fun color options
Powerful audio performance with boosted bass and sculpted highs
Solid noise cancellation blocks out low-frequency rumble
Voice control option for iOS devices
Sexy
Colorful design
Powerful noise-cancelling technology
Great audio and call quality
Long battery life
Great battery life
Great isolation performance
Fast Fuel charging
Great ANC
Especially for on-ears
Bluetooth 5.0
Class 1
H1 chip
Hands-free Siri access
Clean
Genre-agnostic music quality
Active noise cancellation is solid
Super-simple pairing with Apple devices
Transparency mode is excellent
Nicer design than past Beats headphones
Enjoyable sound quality
Increased sweat resistance
Especially for onears
Handsfree Siri access
Great sound quality
Good active noise canellation
Intuitive interface
Excellent sound
Improved design
Solid ANC
Hands-free Siri
The editors didn't like
$300 headphones should include an audio cable
Uncomfortably tight fit
Still mostly plastic build
Not the best ANC on the market
No audio cable included
Rating
4 out of 5
Where to buy
Beats Solo Pro headphones retail for $299.95
With Amazon now shipping the wireless headphones in your choice of six colors
No 3.5mm headphone jack
Tight clamping force
Charges via Lightning port
Expensive
No track navigation buttons
Noise cancellation adds slight hiss
No ANC or EQ adjustments
Uses Lightning charger
App lacks equalizer
Tight fit may not be comfortable
Not very portable
Microphone quality
No 3.5mm input
Cost
Other ANC headphones still have a noise-cancelling edge
Surprisingly good sound quality, Great material design, Fast pairing
Can often be uncomfortable, Not properly sweat resistant, Expensive
By making every other part of the package feel exceptional enough, the familiar problems that plague the Solo Pro become the sort of inconveniences that you're willing to live with rather than outright deal breakers...
Abstract: They say you should travel to the beat of your own drum, and that's spot on – so when I get a pair of Beats headphones to review I always have an expectation of the sound style. The new Beats Solo Pro are different.First off, They're a collaboration wit...
Great, clear sound, Noise cancellation is adaptive, Ambient transparency mode is one of the most realistic around, Folds up for easy storage, Feels more durable than previous models, Controls now work on iOS and Android (the latter has an app!)
Tight fit, Lightning port (no Type C), Wired cable is now optional, and won't go straight into an iPhone
While there is at least one or two questionable choices with the Beats Solo Pro, these headphones are a delightful turnaround for a company that once touted sound the way the artist intended, and delivered a result far from it.Now in 2019, Beats is hittin...
Surprisingly good sound quality, Great material design, Fast pairing
Can often be uncomfortable, Not properly sweat resistant, Expensive
If you've been after a set of on-ear headphones that deliver all the modern perks you'd usually find in a set of over-ear noise cans, you'll probably love the Beats Solo Pro. And I'm happy for you. Honestly. But the thing that sticks with me here is that...
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Published: 2020-04-15, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
good battery life, good sound, good controls, good noise cancelling, instant pairing with Apple with H1 chip, robust, comfortable for onear headphones, strong Bluetooth
expensive, no headphones cable in the box, need to turn off ANC for best sound, no pause on remove, no support for aptX or better
The Beats Solo Pro are a great set of on-ear noise-cancelling headphones.They sound good, have solid noise cancelling and are comfortable and stable on your head. Bluetooth connectivity is rock-solid and the battery lasts long enough for the weekly commut...
Published: 2020-01-16, Author: Jason , review by: macworld.co.uk
At £269/$300, the Beats Solo Pros aren't cheap. That's a high price for a pair of simple on-ear, walking-around headphones and ventures into “serious listening cans” territory. The Beats Solo 3, with no noise cancelling and no hands-free “Hey Siri” suppor...
Detailed, Engaging sound, Good noise cancelling, Attractive design, Good battery life and fast charging
Snug fit isn't the most comfortable, No way of listening wired out of the box, iPhones get the best experience, ANC not adjustable
There's a lot to love about the Beats Solo Pro, particularly if you're an iPhone owner. They offer a lovely design, good noise cancelling, an energetic, detailed performance and outstanding usability. However, while we know Apple is keen to make wireless...
Lightning port only, Lacks 3.5mm Aux port, Headband pressure too firm
(Image credit: TechRadar)As with their forebears, when it comes to style and design the Beats Solo Pro remain unrivalled in the headphones space. We love the choice of available colors (some of which were handpicked by none other than music superstar Phar...
Published: 2019-11-26, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Full-bodied and clear sound, Excellent noise-cancelling, Premium feel,
Bettered for timing and dynamics, Tight fit,
However, Beats customers tend not to purchase its products on sound quality alone - the design, build and noise cancelling ability of the Solo Pros will be more than enough to tempt many into buying them.The difference is that this time you're getting a...
Superb transparency mode, Good active noise cancellation, Balanced tone, particularly for Beats,
Go over-ear and you get bigger sound, same price, Tight grip may be a turn-off, Fold to turn off? It's not for everyone,
With the Solo Pro, Beats has ditched the bass boost and delivered an accomplished set of headphones. They can't quite match up to the Sony WH-1000XM3, which come in at a similar price, but if you're a fan of Beats headphones then the Solo Pro are worth co...