The Custom Acoustic Platform inside the 4-star Beats Studio Pro is designed to deliver consistent, immersive sound whether you are listening to music or taking a call, and the three distinct built-in sound profiles give you enough flexibility to shape it to what you are actually listening to.

Lossless audio is available over USB-C, which means that when you are at a desk and want the highest quality playback the headphone can offer, you are not limited to what Bluetooth compression allows through.

Fully-adaptive ANC adjusts continuously to the noise around you rather than applying a fixed level of cancellation, so it responds differently on a noisy commute than it does in a quiet office without you having to touch anything.

Transparency mode flips that entirely, letting in enough of the outside world that you can hold a conversation or stay aware of your surroundings without pulling the headphones off.

Personalised Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking puts the sound in a fixed point in space relative to your head movements, which, on the right content, makes the listening experience feel considerably wider than standard stereo.

The 40-hour battery means most people will charge this once a week at most, and when it does run low, a 10-minute Fast Fuel charge before you leave the house buys another four hours of playback without waiting around.

At $159.99, the Beats Studio Pro makes a strong case for anyone who has been waiting for a premium over-ear headphone to drop to a price that is harder to argue with.

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