Beats Studio2

An older ANC headphone that struggles to compete with modern options, the Studio2 feels like a precursor to better things but doesn't deliver.
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An older ANC headphone that struggles to compete with modern options, the Studio2 feels like a precursor to better things but doesn't deliver.

The Studio3 has solid potential, but only with a heavy dose of EQ and a hefty discount.

The Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro is a rock-solid, open-back headphone built for detail lovers, with sharp imaging, tight bass, and a treble that shines a little too brightly.

Punchy bass, great imaging, spacious sound for a closed back, and solid comfort—the DT 770 is a fun and versatile pick.

Balanced sound, great comfort, and a Beyerdynamic treble that's tamed just enough—meet the DT 880.

Bright and detailed with a lively soundstage, the DT 990 is a classic that has slipped behind its competition.

A lightweight and comfortable budget headset with good enough sound for gaming.

The Virtuoso Pro delivers surprisingly strong imaging, soundstage, and an overall enjoyable sound for gamers.

Fast, detailed, balanced, and incredible clarity—the Focal Clear lives up to its name.

A balanced headphone with a fun edge—the Elear pairs impactful bass with natural mids.

For impressive, spacious sound that won’t break the bank, the Edition XS is a standout.

Great sound for a small price—if you can live with the quirks, the HE400se is a bargain.

Expansive soundstage, stunning detail, and a reference-class design—does the 800 S have any drawbacks?