AKG K712 PRO vs Beats Studio (2013)

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K712 PRO compared with Studio (2013)
AKGK712 PROBeatsStudio (2013)
Overview
ReleasedJune 2013August 2013
Sound
TypeOver-earOver-ear
Noise cancellingNoYes
BackOpenClosed
Impedance62 ohms–
Bluetooth codecsNone (wired)None (wired)
Audio features–Adaptive Noise Cancellation with a stronger noise-cancellation-only mode; Beats Acoustic Engine audio processing; closed-back design (Les Numériques)
DriversDynamic, with flat-wire voice coils; pre-selected transducers; low-end output raised by 3 dB; 10 – 39,800 Hz; 105 dB/V; maximum input power 200 mW–
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)No battery (wired)Up to 20 hours
Battery life detail–Rechargeable lithium-ion battery with five-light fuel gauge and Micro-USB charging from a USB port or outlet; playback stops when depleted (Tom's Guide and Les Numériques)
Design
Weight235 g–
Headphone cableYesYes
Controls–Removing the audio cable switches the headphones off; press the power button without the cable for noise cancellation alone, or hold the Beats logo to mute
Microphones–Inline microphone in the supplied RemoteTalk cable (Tom's Guide)
Fit and ear tipsCircumaural, open-back; soft genuine-leather headband; replaceable ear padsFolding earcups with pivoting cushions; over-ear design (Tom's Guide and Les Numériques)
Works withDetachable 3 m single-sided OFC cable with a mini-XLR connector at the headphone end and a gold-plated 3.5 mm plug; gold-plated 3.5 to 6.3 mm adapter; additional 3 m coiled cableWired audio connection; RemoteTalk functions vary between iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry and Windows devices
ColoursBlack and orange–
In the boxK712 PRO headphones, straight cable, coiled cable, 6.3 mm adapter, carrying bagHeadphones, rigid carrying case, standard audio cable, RemoteTalk cable, Micro-USB cable, wall charger and cleaning cloth (Tom's Guide)

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