Beats By Dre Headphones Studio, iBeats are the newest Beats By Dre Headphones Studio pair of In-Ear Headphones to be released from the beats by dr. dre and Monster collaboration. They also happen to be the cheapest pair of earphones in their arsenal of headphones. These \'budget\' Monster Beats by Dre In-Ear Headphones and I use that term loosely, are aiming their barrels at those little white ear buds from Apple. Monster and beats by dr. dre are hoping that you\'ll drop those white buds in trash can where they belong, and instead you\'ll get a chance to truly experience what your music should sound like, without completely breaking the bank.
Design
The iBeats are hot looking and we won\'t deny it. They are available in Black Aluminum, Black, White, and Chrome. These easy on the eyes headphones are a solid looking pair of In-Ear Headphones, and they of-course sport the signature \'b\' representing the beats by dr. dre logo on each end cap of the earbud. Each bud of the in-ear headphones are marked with a \'L\' or \'R\' as well as the words iBeats and Monster. The design also features a cable slider that will keep your wires in check along with ControlTalk controls. However the cable is not that flat tangle-free cable that we\'re used to from the Diddybeats and HeartBeats.
The packaging is also pretty tight this time around and is about half the size of other cheap Beats by Dre products. However good things Beats By Dre Headphones Studio come in small packages, and to that effect the box comes with a nicely laid out pair of headphones, a carrying pouch, and 7 different eartips that are color coordinated to match. The eartip selection includes two sets of triple flanged eartips, and 5 silicone eartips ranging in different sizes. This time around they didn\'t include any foam tips.
The iBeats is meant for those folks who want to experience better sound quality than what you get with those flat white earbuds that come packaged with a new iPod or iPhone. iBeats delivers by giving the white buds a good thrashing. It exceeds past those Apple buds by producing better bass, mids, and treble. It also provides users with some sound isolation depending on which eartips you Beats By Dre Headphones Studio choose.
But in fairness, the iBeats in no way compares to the the rest of the beats by dre and Beats by Dre sale line-up. Which makes it on par for the price. It severely lacks in depth and warmth that other headphones in the line have. Even the bass reproduction, while impressive for the price, is lacking quality. In some ways it\'s sound kinds of muddy and even struggled when producing bass output at higher volume levels, even causing some faint noise. Unfortunately better bit rates didn\'t change this overall experience.
