The Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset and the Beat Solo Pro Wireless are headphones designed for different uses. The Logitech are wired gaming headphones that are more comfortable, and have superior microphone performance. They also have a more customizable sound profile, thanks to their companion software’s graphic EQ and presets.
And they instantly set up—just unfold the headphones to power on—and then automatically connect to your Apple Watch, iPad, or Mac. Beats and Apple have teamed up to give us the Beats Solo Pros. Thanks to Apple’s H1 chip, these headphones also give you seamless pairing and integration with iOS devices, all in a sophisticated take on Beats brightly colored aesthetic. As for the actual listening experience, they come packed with Apple’s H1 chip for easy connectivity. Our reviewer noted that these have a “clear, balanced sound regardless of the genre,” so you’re good to go, whatever you listen to.
This is because many of the truly useful and convenient features won’t work with Android devices. However, the main features, like active noise-canceling, work perfectly with Android devices. One last feature specific to Apple products is the paired listening. You can connect two pairs of Beats Solo Pro headphones to a single iOS device.
The beats flex review and the Beats Solo Wireless are headphones with different strengths and depending on your usages, you may prefer one over the other. They feel better built, their sound profile is more neutral, and they have a great ANC to help cut down ambient noise around you. However, the Solo have a better battery performance and a bass-heavy sound profile, which some users may like. They’re better-suited for sports too as their fit is more stable. With the Solo Pro headphones, Beats essentially takes the popular Solo3 Wireless and adds active noise cancellation . At $299.95, they’re priced to compete with top noise-cancelling models like the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700.
And even if they cover your skull nicely on the treadmills, they will indeed be drenched. Because there are no hydrophobic characteristics, water, and different microorganisms will accumulate on the headsets. The Solo 3 also features a chip called W1 and is the H1 chip’s precursor. It fulfills the same functions as that of the H1 chip, but still, the H1 chip does everything better. There will be background noise while you talk, but your vocal will always be audible.
It also puts the headphones in pairing mode if you hold it down. Both Apple and Beats have benefited greatly from their relationship over the last five years. Since Apple bought the headphone company in 2014, Beats has improved its gear on all fronts, from design to audio quality and even adding useful features.