Folding Beats Studio Headphones

[4.0] I've had the Beats Studio wireless over-the-ear headphones for over a year and desired the same audio quality in a more portable form. These earbuds do not disappoint. If you're looking for noise-cancelling earbuds with the freedom of bluetooth then these are worth the purchase. The battery life relative to the recharging time is also very impressive.

[1.0 lb / 0.5 kg] I use them for my ATH-M50Xs and am able to store them without folding the headphones up

[Silver] I've had these headphones for almost a year now and by far way better then and Bose galaxy air Pods or even beats

[0.27 lb] I purchased (2) of these to hang my Beats Headphones on. They are strong and look great - perfect for my needs.

[1.7 oz / 48.2 g] Headphones are loud and clear all the right eq to it, use it more than my beats solo hd, they are comfy over the ears.. And better yet they were Free with my purchase over $

[Synthetic] You may read negative opinions of this camera on various online forums, but this camera has been a workhorse for many pro architectural photographers for a while, and with good reason. I do documentary photography in mostly urban areas, so I needed a camera that was portable enough to travel with but offered good movements, like ample front rise and fall. I tried a metal folding field camera, and it didn't offer the movement I needed. And a studio monorail would just be too big. The TK45S more than fits my needs. It's almost as compact as a folding field camera, and offers the movements and flexibility of a monorail. For some shooters who use a folder in the field and a monorail in the studio, this camera could take the place of both. The camera sets up relatively fast. Despite what you may read online it's easy to set up and break down, and it's quite sturdy. Combine all of that with the typical quality engineering and manufacturing of a German camera, and you have a first-rate system camera. The only real downside is the price of the camera and accessories, but you get what you pay for.

You may read negative opinions of this camera on various online forums, but this camera has been a workhorse for many pro architectural photographers for a while, and with good reason. I do documentary photography in mostly urban areas, so I needed a camera that was portable enough to travel with but offered good movements, like ample front rise and fall. I tried a metal folding field camera, and it didn't offer the movement I needed. And a studio monorail would just be too big. The TK45S more than fits my needs. It's almost as compact as a folding field camera, and offers the movements and flexibility of a monorail. For some shooters who use a folder in the field and a monorail in the studio, this camera could take the place of both. The camera sets up relatively fast. Despite what you may read online it's easy to set up and break down, and it's quite sturdy. Combine all of that with the typical quality engineering and manufacturing of a German camera, and you have a first-rate system camera. The only real downside is the price of the camera and accessories, but you get what you pay for.

[Solid-State] Nothing beats this Mic for the price. I use them in my webcasting studio @) and they are superior to the SM58 we used to use by leaps.

[Stereo] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a replacement for my Beats headphones that broke. The sound quality is great and I love the noise cancellation modes. I don’t understand why the headphones rotate at all. Seems unnecessary. There’s are good for everyday, general use.

[USB-C] after my last pair of beats broke i was ready to research some reasonably priced and great performing bluetooth headphones. after some internet reviews i ended up at my favorite online store and ordered these. great comfort, sound and battery life. and great all around headphone