Beats Solo Pro vs Sony WH-CH510

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Solo Pro compared with WH-CH510
BeatsSolo ProSonyWH-CH510
Overview
ReleasedOctober 20192019
Sound
TypeOn-earOn-ear
Noise cancellingYesNo
Transparency modeYesNo
Driver size–30 mm
BackClosedClosed
Bluetooth codecsAACSBC and AAC
Lossless over USB-C–No
Drivers–30 mm closed dynamic drivers with ferrite magnets; Bluetooth response 20 Hz–20 kHz at 44.1 kHz sampling
ChipApple H1–
Audio featuresAdaptive Pure ANC; transparency mode; Audio Sharing with compatible Apple devices–
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)Up to 22 hoursUp to 35 hours
Battery life detailUp to 22 hours with noise cancellation or transparency mode, or up to 40 hours with both offUp to 35 hours of music with AAC or 32 hours with SBC; 30 hours of calls and 200 hours of standby; built-in 3.7 V lithium-ion battery
Fast chargingA 10-minute Lightning Fast Fuel charge gives up to 3 hours of playbackAbout 4.5 hours for a full USB-C charge; 10 minutes provides about 90 minutes of playback; cannot operate while charging
Design
Weight–132 g
Bluetooth5.05.0
Two devices at onceNoYes
Headphone cable–No
ControlsRight-ear button for playback, calls, volume and Siri; left-ear button changes listening mode; unfold to switch on and fold to switch offThree right-earcup buttons for volume, music playback, calls and power/pairing; phone voice assistant support
MicrophonesTwo beamforming microphones and a speech-detecting accelerometerOmnidirectional electret condenser microphone, 50 Hz–8 kHz; Sidetone lets callers hear their own voice during calls
Fit and ear tipsOn-ear cushions, adjustable metal sliders and a folding headband; closed-back design (SoundGuys)Adjustable headband and on-ear pads; earcups swivel flat but headband does not fold; 132 g excluding cable
Water resistance detail–Not waterproof
Works withApple H1 pairing and hands-free Siri; Bluetooth 5.0, AAC and no simultaneous Bluetooth multipoint (SoundGuys); Beats app for AndroidBluetooth Class 2, approximately 10 m range; A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP. Stores eight paired devices. Multipoint assigns music to one device and calls to another, rather than two simultaneous music sources. USB-C is for charging; TechRadar reports no USB audio.
ColoursBlack, Ivory, Grey, Dark Blue, Light Blue, RedBlack, White and Blue; regional availability varies
In the box–Headphones, approximately 20 cm USB-A to USB-C cable and guides; no carrying case

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