what is the difference in the neon beats priced at $400 and the $199.00 pair
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World-renowned DJ David Guetta challenged Beats by Dr. Dre to create the perfect set of world-class ear cups. One year and thousands of prototypes later, we're proud to present one of the lightest, loudest, and most durable headphones ever. Industrial strength sound. Designed to be heard over parties. Beats Mixr DJ headphones deliver extremely deep bass at extraordinarily high volume. Made for pros warming up the party. Made for DJs. Rotating ear cups swivel back behind the ears, and then rotate back for total isolation. With dual input and daisy chain connectors, it's easy to share what you're listening to. Incredibly durable. Beats Mixr headphones are built to withstand the rigors of DJ life, which means creating a housing flexible and tough enough to take a beating. The ultra-flexible headband was also crafted to be super lightweight and easily foldable for jetting off to your next destination. Audio Headset Features: Enhanced Bass, Sound Isolating, 3.5mm Plug, Adjustable Headband, Swivel Ear Cup Calling Features: Music Pause / Call Answer Model Compatibility: Nintendo 3DS, iPod Touch 2nd Generation, Nintendo DS, PlayStation Portable (PSP), PlayStation Portable Go (PSPgo), iPod Nano 4th Generation Sound Enhancements: Enhanced Bass Cable/Cord Length: 7.2 ' L Ear Cushion Material: Leatherette Includes: Carrying Case, Adapter, Cable, Anti-Microbial Cleaning Cloth 199.00 The Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD On-Ear Headphones with ControlTalk (assorted colors) provide powerful sound in a convenient folding design. A travel case is included for easy storage when not in use. A 54" cord length is available on the Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD Headphones to give you plenty of room to move around while wearing them. You can connect your Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Headphones to your stereo system, iPod or MP3 player. Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD On-Ear Headphones with ControlTalk: Tri-fold design Includes travel case for easy storage 54" cord length Color: Black
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The quality should be the same, but you can always check www.beatsbydre.com to verify. As far as one color being cheaper, it is just the supply and demand of each one and what people are willing to pay for the color they want.
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There is no difference between the two, the headphones are just a freebie. I was not impressed with the headphones myself so I don't use them, but hey, it's free.
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Silver, the black one is cheaper (HDJ-2000-K DJheadphones) while the silver is more expensive(HDJ-2000 Professional DJ Headphones), there is also a third one also black in color but is priced midpoint between the two models. Hope this helps.
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Have not compared these. Still feel the way the posts insert into the earpiece is weak and prone to break(both sides broke on my daughter's set). We replaced this headphone with the Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear ($230)and the Bang and Olufsen BeoPlay H6 ($399) and have been happy with both. Hope this helps.
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This is the newer model but don't get these mixed up with the similar model that is made for iphones. These are monitor headphones for djs, etc. They make a similar model for the average consumer that looks very similar as well.
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That is normally the price for the pair. Look around and you should be able to beat that price of 39.95.
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No quality difference! But keep in mind, these headphones have literally no bass to them. I love JLab, and these are my least favorite. Go with the J4's. They have the most powerful bass and overall gorgeous sound. I have had multiple friends switch to the J4's.Enjoy!!
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Compare the specs to the Beat's! You will be surprised. If you are hung up on the Beat's name? Well, then you're hung up! If you prefer to pay for lots of advertising, then you are hung up on paying for advertising! It's your money, if you prefer to pay for advertising for an inferior product, I suggest you purchase Beat's! Do yourself a favor and listen to them both. If that's not possible you will never be dissatisfied with MEE products which pass the advertising savings onto to the consumer.
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I'm guessing so. It seems official, the price seems legit. To be safe though, you should shop here: http://www.beatsbydre.com/
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They are more like rebranded headphones. Not like any beats that you can get at a store. However , unfortunately I didn't get any headphones when I purchased my sensation xe.
1921959
The ibeats are like an older version of urbeats. Sound quality is very similar no major difference between the two. I hope that helps
637136
Don't bump keep trying off brands..try the "oontz" , much better then the beats to me..actually I'm sure anything else wld be as well as cheaper
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The headphones come with 2 headbands. Glossy and soft. U can buy many others. The metal around the headphones is matte. The ear cups are shiny. They sound ad good as my Beats Pro...and at 130 bucks or so is way better than the Beats Price of 400!
1255269
Yes they are they are first generation studio beats that's why they are 250 instead of 300 the new beats cost 300
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No these aren't the original. Best bet is to muster up the extra $150 or find a different brand. Most producers don't recommend beats because they don't process the high or low frequencies well. Hope I helped!
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There is no product difference , they're the same headphones . Buy the lowest price .