The ear cushion, meanwhile, offers more surface contact, with a dense cushion for a more comfortable fit, and a good seal to help keep noise out. For instance, the wires connecting to the ear cups are seamlessly hidden away along the underside of the aluminium, so they don't jump out anywhere. Part of the Apple strength also comes in research and development data, with greater attention to detail as a result. Not only does that mean it feels more high-end when you adjust it, but also means it's a lot more versatile and can be more fine-tuned to fit your head. What's more, the arms within the headphones extend longer than previous models, which should mean it fits bigger heads without feeling too snug. And there's no shiny plastic anywhere, it's all a classy matte look, not like its predecessors.Īluminium arms slide smoothly in and out of the headband, with enough resistance to keep them secure on your head, and without that ratchet-style clicking you get from a lot of other headphones. The grey model, for instance, has a deep bronze accent while the light blue headphones have a darker blue accent. Rather than have a fully plastic headband and a tendency to rattle a little, Beats has used Apple's experience with aluminium to create a far nicer looking and feeling headband.ĭepending on which colour Beats Solo Pro you go for, this anodised aluminium is finished in a way to match that colour scheme. With the Solo, it's more clear than before, for one main reason: that anodised aluminium. The fruits of the partnership with Apple are finally starting to show prominently in Beats' 2019 headphone and earphone line-up. The 2019 Solo Pro might look familiar, but Beats has redesigned almost everything from the ground up, while still keeping that distinctive look, to make for some altogether more attractive cans.
Those who might look down their noses at the previous plastic-heavy Solo might just do a double-take when checking out the latest iteration. So the company was obviously keen to update these over-ears, using its ties with Apple to create a silhouette which is better designed, better sounding and filled with advanced modern features than the earlier Solo.
In fact, the manufacturer – now owned by Apple – has sold over a staggering 30 million units. (Pocket-lint) - The Beats Solo is the company's most popular range of headphones to date.
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