Beats Headphones Blink Red And Blue

The classic studio headphones. I'm always seeing the blue/red, left/right labels in photos of sound studios. Good, true sound. Plus it's totally repairable.

Works well and doesn't take up a ton of desk space. The front blue light does blink while ots actively transferring and can get annoying so I just covered it with gaff tape.

I've owned several d2's in the past -- all quality purchases. My early view of my new 14TB d2 Pro's is they are large capacity; solid and fast performers; exceptionally quiet; warmer to the touch after extended read/write sessions -- but not of concern; and without any other setting or intervention they automatically sleep and wakeup soon after my Mac does. In my opinion, you get what you pay for and these are worth every penny. The only downside is the blue status light is B-R-I-G-H-T enough to light a dark room at night and can be distracting if they are blinking while you're trying to sleep even down the hall, or if you have them running perhaps in an office when people outside will think the Martians have invaded the place with the bright blue blink-blink-blink. I placed a piece of dimming film over the light and I still have a visual status what's going on with the drive, but without the nighttime glare.

Beats the heck out of the infra red version I had been using

These cables do what cables are supposed to do, and they are RED and BLUE, so you can tell which is which from one end to the other.

Great Headphones! Better than the Beats 2 and less cost.

These definitely blow away the lower end Beats by Dre headphones! !!

These headphones are great! I kept looking for something that could out do Dr. Dre Beats and these kicked BEATS to the curb hands down and the price is great. The two year warranty is an added plus.. I love them. Great purchase.

What is cyan? Is it blue? Or green? Actually, is it the opposite of red. Subtractive. Go Red, take away cyan

I really liked these colors, I bought both red and blue. The cable is vibrant and sturdy.