2024-05-04 18:00:00
Over the years, the Beats (a subsidiary of Apple) has become a reference in the headphones market, being recognized for its iconic logo — present in the ears of music lovers around the world — and for the quality of its devices.
Recently, the company launched a new product to further strengthen its portfolio: Beats Solo 4successors to the Beats Solo3 and a kind of more affordable “brother” to the Beats Studio Proleaving a doubt about which phone to choose when purchasing.
Given this, we will analyze the main characteristics of both models, covering the performance of each one, as well as the benefits that the devices have and which phone is most worth buying.
Let’s go?
Size and comfort
The Beats Solo 4 weigh 217g and have a design that covers the ear (over-ear), making them lighter and more compact than the Studio Pro. Their pads are not made of leather, but of a material called UltraPlush — which promises to be pleasant, even after a long time of use.
On the other hand, the Beats Studio Pro also have an all-ear design, but their leather ear cushions offer a touch of luxury. They are a little heavier (260g), but its sliding adjustments guarantee comfort for the user.
In the end, the decision between the two models will depend on each person’s preference. Some will like the Solo 4’s lightweight, leatherless material better, while others will prefer the Studio Pro’s more wraparound, premium shape.
Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
Solo 4 no They have Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), that is, they do not use built-in microphones to neutralize external sounds. This can be a disadvantage for those looking to block out surrounding noises during use.
The Studio Pros offer the feature (combined with a Transparency Mode too, of course), which provides a more immersive listening experience. As we already see in several headphones on the market, the feature effectively eliminates unwanted noise from an environment, “focusing” only on the music.
Battery and charging
The Beats Solo 4 even promises 50 hours of use with one charge, and can be quickly recharged for more hours in just a few minutes. The headphones have a USB-C port and a 3.5mm input.
Meanwhile, the Studio Pro’s battery lasts a little less, even 40 hours on one charge, but can also be recharged quickly. Likewise, the headphones also use USB-C for charging and have a 3.5mm input.
Both models have excellent battery life and the convenience of quick recharging. The choice between them will depend on what the user prefers, combined with other features, such as noise cancellation and ergonomic design.
Sound quality and customization
Beats Solo 4 promise clear, balanced sound quality suitable for a variety of music genres. However, some analyzes have already pointed out that the bass may be a little more noticeable compared to the treble — a characteristic that can be considered a trademark of the Apple subsidiary.
As for customization, the Solo 4 headphones allow basic equalization adjustments and support Spatial Audio with head tracking, making the experience of listening to music or watching movies and series more immersive. They also support audio Lossless (without loss of quality) via USB-C or 3.5mm audio cable.
On the other hand, Beats Studio Pro bring a more refined and balanced sound quality, with deep bass and clear treble. Your experience is more immersive, thanks to noise cancellation, as we mentioned.
Additionally, Studio Pro offers a variety of advanced customization options, including custom sound profiles and audio support. Lossless via USB-C.
Price
Clearly, the Beats Solo 4 are more accessible to consumers, with a price of US$200 in the United States e R$1,950 in Brazil. The model offers acceptable value for money for those who want Beats quality without spending so much.
On the other hand, the Beats Studio Pro are more premium, costing US$350 in the USA e R$3,000 in Brazil. Although more expensive, they offer extra features such as noise cancellation and a more immersive sound experience.
Conclusion
Both Beats Solo 4 and Beats Studio Pro are quality options for users, each with their own distinct advantages and features. We, after all, are talking about Beats, a brand that goes beyond mere aesthetics.
Therefore, the decision between the two models — as we have already said — depends on the preferences of each consumer, considering the differences in materials, resources and prices. 😉
Price in installments: R$1,949.00 in up to 12 installments
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