Beats Studios reamain comfortable as the ier mesh

This is obvious beats cyber Monday once you hear what come through these Monster Beats Studio. The bass sounds are rich and full, the mid levels and vocals are clear, clean and sharp, and the highs are crisp and separate without ever distorting or sounding tiy.

Perhaps because of that mellowness, detail can seem a little underwhelming at first, but in the longer term, it is very good indeed; natural and unforced but really delightfully lifelike. Add to that the natural musicality of these 'phones and their success is assured.AKG does a busy line in in-ear phones and the K350 model is brand spanking ne . w (this is its first UK test, indeed) and replaces the K330, a well-liked model that's been around for a while.

The fit is snug, but never too tight to the point of feeling pinched. As per other headphones where the drivers sit close-up to your lugholes the Beats Studios reamain comfortable as the ier mesh doesn't press against the ear - the exterior soft cups ensure everything remains comfortable.

Needless to say the Beats Studio are designed with certain musical genres in mind. When we opted for some stripped-back vocal pieces we found that the voice on the track sounded a . s though it was daubed with a denser, lower-end push. Radio DJs' voices over the airwaves have a fierce impact too.

When the earcups are open and exposed it's like a mini radio booming out the sound. Strapped on to the head and there's enough of a seal between earcups and skin to hold the majority of sound in. There's still some leakage, where higher-end titters will be heard, but if you're zipping along on the underground, for example, then the exteal sounds of rushing air and clanging on the trac . k will keep everything nearer to mute for your fellow commuters.