Monster MH BTS-P OE DTX

Good tracking and distortion

Terrible isolators ; Not hugely comfortable ; Bass boosted way out of proportion

Not studio headphones, not bad headphones.

Intense low-end boom. Solid noise cancellation. Comfortable and cool-looking. Comes with two cables, one traditional and one with an in-line mic and answer button for use with cell phones.

Expensive. Runs on AAA batteries, rather than rechargeable cells.

Legendary hip-hop icon Dr. Dre, along with Monster Cable, brings the bass with these pricey noise-canceling headphones that excel at hip-hop, electronic, and louder rock music.

Good sounding; comfortable; attractive design; can handle phone calls

Spotty noise cancellation; requires batteries to play; leaks sound

These headphones look and sound very good...

The Beats Pro are still garish in terms of design, one that screams, "Look at me," but there's no denying their build quality which appears very solid and built for the long haul ; The Beats Pro's ear cups are well padded and comfortable and able to be...

The Beats Pro headphones are not as travel friendly as earlier designs, thanks to their more robust padding and construction, though I'd take their improved build quality over portability any day ; The Beats Pro headphones are heavy, really heavy and...

It's always nice to revisit a formerly dreadful product and come away the second time pleasantly surprised, which is precisely what has happened following my demo of the Beats Pro headphones. Across the board, everything about the Beats Pro's...

Good tracking and distortion

Terrible isolators; Not hugely comfortable; Bass boosted way out of proportion

Overall, the Monster Beats Pro are not a bad set of over-ear headphones. They have decent audio quality, extremely rugged design and are very stylish. They do have their share of drawbacks, but some of these (like comfort) are actually more or less...

Powerful but not overwhelming bass ; Distinct, clean high-range sounds ; High quality construction ; Tasteful but unique design ; Flip-up cups, daisy-chain audio ; Detachable cord

Expensive for casual listeners ; Heavy ; Lack of internal amp may affect some output ; No mic or remote

Design and extrasWhatever you think of its cabling, Monster Cable has built its brand reputation on insane quality construction, and the Beats by Dr. Dre line has been no exception to this. The Beats Pro, however, may take build quality and fini

Powerful but not overwhelming bass ; Distinct, clean high-range sounds ; High quality construction ; Tasteful but unique design ; Flip-up cups, daisy-chain audio ; Detachable cord

Expensive for casual listeners ; Heavy ; Lack of internal amp may affect some output ; No mic or remote

Design and extrasWhatever you think of its cabling, Monster Cable has built its brand reputation on insane quality construction, and the Beats by Dr. Dre line has been no exception to this. The Beats Pro, however, may take build quality and fini

The Monster Beats by Dre headphones are surprisingly comfortable and lightweight, making long periods of use, ahem, wear rather pedestrian and non-fatiguing

I did my evaluation of the Beat by Dre headphones at a Monster Cable-sponsored event, so if they were going to sound their best, I have to imagine it was going to be in Monster's own house. This said, the Beats are atrocious. Because of their...

To sum the experience of listening to the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones from Monster Cable: they're a bit like getting punched directly in the ear canal by a very attractive woman bejeweled in Cartier. The Beats by Dre headphones are ungodly expensive...

If you can afford these headphones without having to break the bank, they’re definitely worth parting your Dirhams for. Crystal clear sound, great bass, noise cancelling features and sleek looks make Beats by Dre Studio an audiophile’s dream.