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The video compares the Beats Studio Pros headphones with the Sony 1000xm5s and Sony 1000xm4s. Various aspects such as comfort, noise cancellation, battery life, charging options, connectivity, sound quality, controls, wear sensors, and ambient sound features are compared between the models. The Sony headphones are favored for noise cancellation, wear sensors, ambient modes, and microphone quality, while the Beats Studio Pros are deemed lacking in active noise cancellation and overall comfort. The Sony 1000xm5s excel in noise cancellation, the 1000xm4s offer comfort and portability, and the Beats Studio Pros are described as performing more like entry-level ANC headphones. The segment concludes by recommending the Sony headphones for noise cancellation and the Sony 1000XM5 for the best overall performance.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber discusses the updated Beats Studio Pros headphones and compares them with the Sony 1000xm5s and Sony 1000xm4s. The Beats Studio Pro is priced at $350, while the Sony 1000xm5s retail for $400 and the Sony 1000xm4s for $350, often going on sale. The YouTuber prefers the Sony xm4s for comfort and the xm5s for noise cancellation. They mention the cases provided with each headset, with the Sony xm4s having a smaller case compared to the bulkier xm5 case and the Beats Studio Pro comes with a soft shell case, which is deemed inadequate for premium ANC headphones. Fit is highlighted as an issue for Beats Studio Pro due to clamping force, while Sony headphones are praised for a looser, more comfortable fit with better ear cup rotation. The lack of padding underneath the headband and shallow ear pads on the Beats Studio Pro are discussed as potential discomfort factors, whereas the Sony xm4s are noted for their well-padded headband and comfortable ear pads.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison between headphone models is discussed. The Sony 1000XM4s are highlighted for their spacious ear pads and comfort, with a battery life of 30 hours. The Beats Studio Pros offer 24 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation on, and 40 hours with it off, along with the ability to charge for 10 minutes for four hours of playback. Both Sony models charge via USB-C and have fast charging, but the 1000XM5s stand out for providing three hours of playback after just three minutes of charging. All headphones come with a 3.5mm audio jack, with the Beats Studio Pros offering a unique ability to use the USB-C port as a wired connection while charging, compared to the Sony models where the USB-C port is solely for charging. Sony’s headphones allow for passive use with a wired connection, unlike the Beats Studio Pros which require a charge for wired use. Sony’s headphones also support simultaneous connection to two Bluetooth devices.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses the flexibility of headphone usage among different devices. The Beats headphones cannot be simultaneously connected to two devices, requiring manual switching via the Bluetooth menu. All headphones show zero latency during movie playback. Sony headphones support SBC, AAC, and ldac codecs, while the Beats model only supports SBC and AAC. The two Sony headphones offer customizable EQ, with the XM5s having better instrument separation and detail, while the XM4s offer more bass. The Beats Studio Pros have a stock bass-heavy sound signature without EQ adjustment but offer good clarity and spatial audio. Sony headphones have touchpad controls, while the Beats headphones use physical buttons which some may prefer.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed that Sony headphones have wear sensors that pause music when taken off and resume when put back on, a feature absent in the Beat Studio Pros. Wear sensors are becoming common in premium ANC headphones. The Beat Studio Pros have Haze support for iPhone, enabling Siri control. Comparing ANC, the Sony 1000xm5s are the top choice for noise cancellation, followed by the Sony 1000xm4s, while the Beat Studio Pros perform more like entry-level ANC headphones. In an ANC test, the Sony headphones significantly outperform the Beat Studio Pros in noise cancellation, making them better for travel or blocking out noise.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison between the Sony 1000XM4 and Sony 1000XM5 headphones is discussed. The key points covered are:
1. The Sony 1000XM5 has an Ambi mode while the Studio 3s did not.
2. Both Sony headphones offer a speaker chat feature that automatically lowers music volume to let surrounding ambient sound in for conversations.
3. Quick attention feature (found in both XM4 and XM5) lets users cover the touchpad to lower volume and hear ambient sounds temporarily.
4. Overall, the microphone on the Sony 1000XM5 is noted to be better for phone calls compared to the 1000XM4, as it focuses better on the user’s voice.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the noise pollution handling capabilities of the Beat Studio Pros compared to other headphones like the Sony 1000xm5 and 1000xm4. They highlight how the Studio Pros reduce road noise and background chatter effectively. However, the speaker points out that the Studio Pros lack in active noise cancellation and comfort compared to the Sony options. The Sony 1000xm5s are suggested as the best for noise cancellation, while the 1000xm4s are favored for comfort and portability. The segment concludes with an offer to check out products mentioned in the video and support the channel by purchasing merch.