razer forged vs beats pro (do not include money wise), specifications and what is better
367087
well being a hard core gamer, i prefer the razer forged. Using razer's surround sound drivers, I'm getting a great gaming headset, and when I'm not gaming a very very good headset for listening to music. The beats pro is good for music, very heavy bass, but prefer the razer overall for gaming and music. hope that helps.
367088
beats are fragile and break often. Razer forged has about the same bass and is very well build. I tried beats , bose and razer. other than it being a bit heavy at the beginning, razer is the best one i tried so far. after a month or so i got used to the weight and don't even notice it. definitely go for it. Pluse, youtube it.
367089
Just saying maybe look into some Sennheiser products, the Sennheiser urbanite XL is basically their equivalent of the top quality beats and razer headphones. their build quality is amazing and I just wish I had the money for their Urbanite XLs. If you're looking for something for gaming as well as music, between beats and razer I'd definitely say razer, just because it's better for gaming. Again, Sennheiser has several gaming headset models, but I won't go on in too much detail since that isn't what you asked for.
49580
I bought these for my son and this is what he has to say, hope it helps... I am not familiar with the new model by Beats, however I do own a pair of the Beats studios. I like both of them, but for exercising and working out the Combats by SOUL are far superior. They compress to my head and never slip, which I would never get from the Beats. I have no second thoughts about taking my SOUL headphones out for a run, but I would never wear my Beats for anything but sitting around.
1176084
Well... I don't have the sl150 but I have a similar head phone which compare to the sl150, which is the beats studio and vmoda m100 is so much better then the beats too. I know with the sl150 it is mostly plastic, which you have to be more careful with, but I can,t tell you how many time I drop them on the ground. If you choosing between soul or vmoda I'm would definitely prefer you to the vmoda m100 hands down the best choice. Any more question just ask a way
1114010
Short version: Beats for looks and some additional functions, bose for noise cancelling. Size: QC15 is smaller than a Studio -Beats fold in to save space while Bose folds flat Looks: Unless you're not fashion-concious, you'd agree that beats looks way cooler -you won't be mistaken for someone who just stepped out of a recording studio with the beats Noise cancellation: On average, the same, but the bose cancels certain noise that the beats doesn't -again, usually there's no difference... unless you change environment often. Build Quality: Bose feels solid and Beats feels plasticy and flimsy -You can treat the bose horribly, like tossing it into your filled up backpack without putting it in the case and it'll still be safe, although I don't recommend that. -Beats are prone to snapping at the headband Additional features: -Beats comes with free communication cable(mic only) whereas you'd have to buy them separately for the bose, but still somewhat pointless because you have to take your phone out of the pocket to answer anyway. Great for video calling though -Beats also has a mute button, which well, mutes the music but not pauses it. Great if you need to have a break from music without taking off your headphones but you'll seem rude if you talk to someone with your headphones on. Cable: -Bose's cable is a little too long if you ask me, while beats has a cool, thick and red tangle-free cable Sound: -I'm not an audio expert and to be honest, they sound the same unless your music belongs to the genre they were designed for, i.e. acoustic music for bose and hip-hop,rap and all that for beats, then definitely one will have an edge over the other.
2151852
Well, to be perfectly honest, I am a serious audiophile, but I do like bass extension (I have Genesis subwoofer towers in my home system). While there is a "bloated" bass quality to the Beat Pros I really like the exaggeration in the Beats for casual listening whilst walking around or in the gym. However, for a more "sonically neutral" perspective, the 650's would definitely get the nod. So I would say it depends on the application and listening preferences.
436869
Hello Tuna,I really cant Compare the two do to the fact I have never owned beats,but I can tell you that, for the price they make great headphone for the gym. I hope I was helpful.
1069329
I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would... » Read More I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. « Show Less
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The PRO is cheaper but has the older AimPoint electronics than The Comp series does. Aimpoint claims 50,000 hours of runtime on a battery for the Comp series vs. 30,000 hours for the PRO. Since the main reason I pay more for an AimPoint is for battery life to me it didn't make sense to get the cheaper model with lower battery life. But, hey that's my value judgement. A lot of folks will say the PRO is fine. Either are great products.
2151853
It all depends on the listener, to be honest. I think the 650s are a LOT better than Beats. If you asked 100 "audiophiles" (a pretty nebulous term...), probably over 90 would say the 650s. Beats are fully enclosed around the ear, and 650s have open backs. Very different sound. If you like the sound of the Beats, you will most likely be disappointed with the 650s at first. But if you listen to the 650s exclusively for a few days, then go back to the Beats, you probably won't like the sound of the Beats.
1582968
I honestly have no idea. :). I've seen the white one was $599 on the Beats website, and the one I have was $299. I know some are wireless which may be why they are more expensive, but unfortunately these are not.
1374098
In my opinion, completely with the 50$. The solo beats only cover so much of the ear. Whereas, the studios cover the full ear. And I believe the studios are much stronger bass wise. If you are into that stuff.
1791424
Sms audio is much better. The build quality and the sound quality are worth the price. Beats are not.
835713
yeah, i wonder the same thing. what is better? Though the Razer has more buttons, i find that the outside buttons (the buttons on your right ring finger) feel a little awkward. I guess the razor mice is good for left handers, since logitech is biased towards left handers =P
1281568
You will have to check with Razer to be sure on this detail. Here is both their product specs weblink for these headphones, and their contact weblink:http://www.razerzone.com/tiamat/en/features#tiamat22http://www.razersupport.com/contact-us/Thanks.
2271819
There just better they won the 2009 mix technology of the year award & have a flat frequency response. If your an audiophile you should know beats are a P.O.S they attenuate the bass frequencies and get ride of the mids and highs and leak a ton. Where as these don't leak heavily like beats cause the Audio Technicas are closed backed headphones so there are good to record on the mic. Also they don't have noise reduction which always reduces the quality of the audio. I also find the audio technicas pretty comfy I can wear them for hours on end without my ears starting to hurt. Furthermore, I feel the beats are more comfortable because of the pads. Also the poor construction of the plastic make them feel flimsy they leak and people can hear what your listening to. But if your an average consumer and not an Audio Engineer, Singer, or Audiophile & more conceded with how beats look buy the beats.
1612364
The model 1068 seems to be identical, except it comes with a mini mouse instead of a sleeve. Also, the 1068 is cheaper at present for some reason. (I ordered it shipped from amazon to get free shipping, but they have it on backorder. It's available from other vendors here, though.) The tech stuff seems to be exactly the same. I posted a discussion on this to see if there are any other differences. You might want to check the model 1068 out. I see no difference except for the sleeve/mouse.
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Hi "Scruffy", I have seen the Beats headset in stores, but haven't compared it with mine. I can say, I really like Purity Pro. The battery performance is so good that I forget to charge it as it goes weeks on a charge. I did get a chance to compare the set to a Bose headset in their store with their generated airplane noise. The Purity Pro came second, but I am not complaining. The one issue I have is that my callers complain about the microphone catching noise on the street when things seem calm to me. Hope I provided some useful details for you.