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Ich biete meine Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Kopfhörer inklusive passender Transporttasche an. Sie verfügen über ein Kabel mit integrierter Lautstärkeregelung für eine einfache Bedienung.
- Marke: Beats by Dr. Dre
- Modell: Studio
- Inklusive Kabel mit Lautstärkeregler
- Mit robuster Transporttasche
- Klassisches Design in Schwarz
Die Kopfhörer bieten einen satten Klang und sind durch das mitgelieferte Case ideal geschützt.Die Kopfhörer sind neu und unbenutzt.
The timing matters: BeatsX launched in 2017 and was replaced by Beats Flex in 2020, so this is an old, discontinued neckband design rather than a current-generation buy. At €200, it is dramatically overpriced against the used market: recent comparable listings have a median of €67, with the 75th percentile at €82. Even brand-new, that price makes little sense for this model.
There is still a worthwhile product underneath the inflated ask. BeatsX is light and comfortable, pairs especially smoothly with Apple devices through the W1 chip, and offers useful fast charging, magnetic earbuds, and enjoyable, bass-forward sound for commuting or casual listening. However, real-world battery life can fall short of the advertised figure, and battery aging is now a serious consideration. Unless this is an unusually pristine, sealed example with exceptional accessories, it should be priced around €46–€82—not bought at €200.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Beats by Dr. Dre is an American consumer-audio brand founded in 2006 in California by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, the Interscope Records co-founder and former CEO of Interscope Geffen A&M. It began as a celebrity-backed attempt to bring a more polished, studio-influenced sound and stronger brand identity to mass-market headphones.
The brand is primarily known for headphones and true wireless earbuds, with a smaller presence in portable speakers and Apple-adjacent audio accessories. It is not a serious player in traditional hi-fi categories such as amplifiers, DACs, turntables, or cables, and its product line has always been more consumer-focused than audiophile-centered.
In the market, Beats sits in the premium lifestyle mainstream rather than the high-end hi-fi tier. Its appeal has long rested on fashion, bass-forward tuning, and broad cultural recognition as much as audio performance, which makes it more of a mass-market prestige brand than a niche boutique or collector’s label. Since Apple acquired it in 2014, Beats has remained closely tied to the consumer-electronics ecosystem rather than the specialist audio world.
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