Break through the limitations of wired listening. Unplug your Solo2 Wireless, pair with your Bluetooth device and move freely for up to 30 feet of wireless listening. Take hands-free calls with the built in mic, and use the on-ear controls to adjust your listening experience without reaching for your device. Stay unplugged all day thanks to the 12-hour rechargeable battery. The illuminated LED fuel gauge on the headphone lets you know when it's time to recharge. Immerse yourself in an emotional sound experience. The Solo2 Wireless has a dynamic and wide range of sound with a natural clarity. The ear cup padding buffers outside noise, bringing you closer to what the artist intended you to hear. Regardless of what kind of music you're into, you will feel the crisp, balanced sound in your Solo2 Wireless. The Solo2 Wireless headphone's durable housing and compact, foldable design make it the ultimate on-the-go accessory. Whether you're on the subway, dancing in your living room, or at your desk, you won't have to worry about getting tangled up in cords. Plus, if you run out of power, plug in for unlimited wired listening. This premium headphone is ready for your life, wherever it may go. Engineered for comfort. Starting at the center of the flexible headband, the frame of the Solo2 Wireless has a one-of-a-kind curve that gives it a custom-fit feeling. The headphone's fast flowing curves, no visible screws, and pivoting ear cups complete this natural fit, ergonomically designed for optimal comfort and sound delivery. What's in the box: Solo2 Wireless headphone, Carrying case, Remote Talk 2.0 charging cable (USB-A to USB Micro-B),Quick Start Guide, Warranty Card.
MADE FOR LIFE ON THE GO
The Solo2 Wireless headphone’s durable housing and compact, foldable design make it the ultimate on-the-go accessory. Whether you’re on the subway, dancing in your living room, or at your desk, you won’t have to worry about getting tangled up in cords. Plus, if you run out of power, plug in for unlimited wired listening. This premium headphone is ready for your life, wherever it may go.
About Beats
Beats by Dr. Dre (Beats), is a leading audio brand founded in 2006 by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine. Through its family of world-class consumer headphones, earphones, and speakers, Beats has introduced an entirely new generation to the possibilities of premium sound entertainment. The brand’s continued success helps bring the energy, emotion and excitement of playback in the recording studio back to the listening experience for music lovers worldwide. Beats was acquired by Apple Inc. in July 2014.
Here is the simple truth about Beats. They are not for everyone, if you are someone who very much enjoys all styles of music, and hearing the full, naked, pure, and unadulterated sound "as the artist planned it," these may not be the be-all-end-all of headphones for you. But these headphones don't promise that, so no one should be surprised they do things a little differently.
Personally, I have never classified myself as an audiophile, but I'm a musician and a singer, and my life has always been submersed in music of all kinds. So let's break this down into a couple categories.
COMFORT:
These headphones are on-ear style, not over the ear. I've never been much of a fan of the on-ear style, especially when they cost upwards of $300.
However... With the adjustable size, the soft touch material on the band and the leather earcups, these are some of the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. Without hurting my head they stay snug and fit enough where I feel comfortable running with them.
STYLE:
If you are even considering Beats, style is a concern to you. I personally have always enjoyed the look of beats. The Solo2 Wireless only further that claim, they look expensive, but very clean with almost no sharp edges or harsh curves like some other headphones. I happened to buy the gloss black with subtle red accents, which was a mistake. Stay away from the glossy finishes, buy matte colors. I do not have particularly greasy fingers, yet I leave so many fingerprints, it drives me nuts. And yet still, they look amazing, and without the "pesky" headphone cord they are incredibly
compact.
BATTERY:
The battery for the Solo2 charges via a standard micro USB. It takes me about 2 hours to charge, and I've recorded around 11 hours of mixed music and audio call time. This is more than enough for me and most people to last a few days, but be weary of just leaving them on, it seems to drain more battery that way than if you were playing music, but that could just be my imagination. If you ever are in a pinch and you have to connect to a device without bluetooth or have no battery, you can always use the supplied in box cable which has audio controls integrated.
UNBOXING:
Usually I wouldn't touch much on this aspect of a product, but for these headphones, I had to. You've probably seen it and heard it before, but unboxing beats is magical. You feel like the $300 dollars was well spent as soon as you unzip the carrying case and pull out these beauties.
Everything feels and looks expensive and well made. One of my favorite unboxing experiences ever.
CALLS:
Calls sound OK on these headphones, the voice is clear enough and the mic I've been told is nothing too special, but they work for what I need and haven't missed a beat yet.
And finally, how do they sound?
QUALITY:
Here is where people will either be won over, or totally turned off by these headphones. The sound is loud, with an unbelieveable amount of bass. I listen to pop and dance music as I workout or write a paper, and paired with spotify's wonderful streaming quality, these headphones simply shine in my eyes. I am in no way saying that these headphones won't play classical music wonderfully, they simply just aren't the most optimized headphones for that job. The noise cancellation is very, very good. You are in your own little thumpin bubble if you have these on.
I love my Beats, and will continue to update this review as I continue to use them.
I am not endorsed by anyone, this is simply my opinion on my Beats Solo2 Wireless.
Hope this was helpful.
Personally, I have never classified myself as an audiophile, but I'm a musician and a singer, and my life has always been submersed in music of all kinds. So let's break this down into a couple categories.
COMFORT:
These headphones are on-ear style, not over the ear. I've never been much of a fan of the on-ear style, especially when they cost upwards of $300.
However... With the adjustable size, the soft touch material on the band and the leather earcups, these are some of the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. Without hurting my head they stay snug and fit enough where I feel comfortable running with them.
STYLE:
If you are even considering Beats, style is a concern to you. I personally have always enjoyed the look of beats. The Solo2 Wireless only further that claim, they look expensive, but very clean with almost no sharp edges or harsh curves like some other headphones. I happened to buy the gloss black with subtle red accents, which was a mistake. Stay away from the glossy finishes, buy matte colors. I do not have particularly greasy fingers, yet I leave so many fingerprints, it drives me nuts. And yet still, they look amazing, and without the "pesky" headphone cord they are incredibly
compact.
BATTERY:
The battery for the Solo2 charges via a standard micro USB. It takes me about 2 hours to charge, and I've recorded around 11 hours of mixed music and audio call time. This is more than enough for me and most people to last a few days, but be weary of just leaving them on, it seems to drain more battery that way than if you were playing music, but that could just be my imagination. If you ever are in a pinch and you have to connect to a device without bluetooth or have no battery, you can always use the supplied in box cable which has audio controls integrated.
UNBOXING:
Usually I wouldn't touch much on this aspect of a product, but for these headphones, I had to. You've probably seen it and heard it before, but unboxing beats is magical. You feel like the $300 dollars was well spent as soon as you unzip the carrying case and pull out these beauties.
Everything feels and looks expensive and well made. One of my favorite unboxing experiences ever.
CALLS:
Calls sound OK on these headphones, the voice is clear enough and the mic I've been told is nothing too special, but they work for what I need and haven't missed a beat yet.
And finally, how do they sound?
QUALITY:
Here is where people will either be won over, or totally turned off by these headphones. The sound is loud, with an unbelieveable amount of bass. I listen to pop and dance music as I workout or write a paper, and paired with spotify's wonderful streaming quality, these headphones simply shine in my eyes. I am in no way saying that these headphones won't play classical music wonderfully, they simply just aren't the most optimized headphones for that job. The noise cancellation is very, very good. You are in your own little thumpin bubble if you have these on.
I love my Beats, and will continue to update this review as I continue to use them.
I am not endorsed by anyone, this is simply my opinion on my Beats Solo2 Wireless.
Hope this was helpful.
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