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Phil Nickinson from Digital Trends provides an in-depth comparison of the Beat Studio Pro and Beat Solo 4 headphones. The Beat Studio Pro, released in summer 2023, is an over-ear model positioned at the top of the Beats line, known for its active noise cancellation (ANC), superior sound quality with enhanced bass and highs, and seamless Apple device connectivity. The Beats Solo 4, released in spring 2024, is an on-ear model that supports both Apple and Android devices with fast pairing capabilities and boasts a longer battery life (50 hours versus Studio Pro's 40). Despite the Solo 4's advantages in battery life and price point ($200 versus Studio Pro's $350), Nickinson highlights the Studio Pro's comfort and audio performance as key selling points, concluding that it is the better choice, particularly when discounted. Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions in the comments and subscribe for more reviews.
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In this part of the video, Phil Nickinson compares the Beat Studio Pro and the Beat Solo 4 headphones. He highlights that the Beat Studio Pro, released in summer 2023, is positioned at the top of the Beats line, while the Beat Solo 4, released in spring 2024, continues the popular Solo lineage. The Solo 4 are on-ear headphones, which may cause more pressure on the ears and less passive noise isolation compared to the over-ear Studio Pro. Both models feature seamless connectivity with Apple devices due to Beats being owned by Apple, but the Solo 4 also supports Android devices with fast pairing. Nickinson discusses the available colors for each model and hints at a price discussion later.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the Beat Studio Pro and Beats Solo 4 headphones, highlighting key differences. The Beat Studio Pro features active noise cancellation (ANC), which the Solo 4 lacks. The ANC helps cancel out ambient noise using microphones. The Solo 4 is smaller and fits on-ear, whereas the Studio Pro offers a more comfortable over-ear fit and better sound quality with enhanced bass and highs. While the Solo 4 wins in battery life (50 hours compared to Studio Pro’s 40), the speaker finds this difference negligible because of the quick charging capabilities. Pricing is discussed, with the Studio Pro retailing at $350 and the Solo 4 at $200, though discounts can reduce the price gap. The speaker suggests opting for the Studio Pro if found at a discounted price due to its superior features and audio quality.
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In this part of the video, the speaker concludes that the Beat Studio Pro headphones are the clear winners. They invite viewers who might disagree to leave comments and encourage them to subscribe for more content from Digital Trends.