While I'm partial to the bright red Studio Buds, the Ivory color offered by the Powerbeats Pro is also quite classy.
Powerbeats Pro, on the other hand, have a long wingtip on each earbud that keeps it firmly fastened to the ear.īoth of the earbuds come in three colorways. Studio Buds come in a small pill shape that pops into the ear and almost disappears, but it is not the most secure. However, this design is more likely to cause ear fatigue after only an hour or two of use. The drawback to the secure fit is a certain lack of comfort. This design is infallible when it comes to a secure fit, whether you're playing basketball or doing actual gymnastics. The Powerbeats Pro, on the other hand, have a long wingtip on each earbud that keeps it firmly fastened to the ear. This earbud is more likely to occasionally fall out, especially in sweaty situations. While this design is discreet and quite comfortable, it is not the most secure. Since they are equipped with an ear tip that comes in varying sizes, they can create the proper seal necessary to block out ambient noise. The Studio Buds come in a small pill shape that pops into the ear and almost disappears. Powerbeats Pro: Subtle versus sportyįrom the outside looking in, the design of these earbuds couldn't be more distinct. But how do these differences play out during everyday use? Beats Studio Buds vs. Even the battery life is slightly different between the two. One offers ANC, while the other offers a voice accelerator microphone. Here it's apparent that the two sets of earbuds pack two different chipsets, which plays an important part in functionality. "Hey Siri" and "Hey Google" hands-free voice assistant Multiple microphones with voice accelerator Other than that, you can see all the differences laid out pretty clearly.
They both support some aspects of spatial audio, they have similar controls, and they come in three different colors. As all Beats earphones, both sets charge via USB-C cable with no options for wireless charging. Powerbeats Pro: Key differencesĪlthough they come from the same manufacturer, the similarities between the Studio Buds and the Powerbeats Pro are few and far between. If you're trying to decide between the two, it's time to figure out what your "earbud personality" is, so to speak. Each earbud model has its own strengths and weaknesses, though, and it seems as though Beats is trying to reach different demographics by creating varied earbuds for different types of people. The brand has long been an innovator in the audio industry, and now that they've joined forces with Apple, the sound is unstoppable. When you're comparing Beats to Beats, it's always a case of great versus awesome.
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