When you’re wearing your Beats Studio Pro headphones, you can use controls to play, pause, adjust volume, answer phone calls, change noise control modes or sound profiles, use Siri, and more. You can also listen to lossless audio when your headphones are connected to a supported device.
Press and hold the system button on the right earcup for one second.
See Pair Beats.
Wear your Beats Studio Pro, and make sure they’re connected to your Apple or Android device.
Go to an audio app, then play something—for example, a song in the Music app 
or an episode in the Podcasts app 
.
Do any of the following on the left earcup:
Play and pause audio: Press 
. To resume playback, press it again.
Play the next track: Double-press .
Play the previous track: Triple-press .
Press above or below on the left earcup to do any of the following:
Increase the volume: Press (or press and hold) the volume up button.
Decrease the volume: Press (or press and hold) the volume down button.
Beats Studio Pro have a built-in digital-to-analog converter (DAC), so you can listen to lossless audio when your headphones are connected to a device with a USB-C cable or 3.5 mm audio cable.
Do either of the following:
Connect Beats Studio Pro to a supported iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Android device using the included USB-C cable.
Connect the included 3.5 mm audio cable to the headphone jack on Beats Studio Pro and to the input jack on your audio source (such as a synthesizer or in-flight entertainment).
Make sure lossless audio is turned on for your source audio.
See Turn on Lossless Audio in Apple Music for Apple Music.
When connected using a USB-C cable, your headphones charge while you listen to audio. When connected using the 3.5 mm audio cable, your headphones don’t require any battery power—you can enjoy playback without needing to charge.
Beats Studio Pro automatically turn off when you disconnect the USB-C cable.
Press the system button twice.
A tone plays when the noise control mode changes.
You can also turn off or change noise control modes on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Android device. See Switch between noise control modes.
When using USB audio with Beats Studio Pro, you can select between of three distinct built-in sound profiles to better match your source audio.
When you connect the included USB-C cable to your Beats Studio Pro and an iPad that has a USB-C port, a Mac that has a USB-C port, or an iPhone that has a USB-C port (or Lightning port and the USB-C to Lightning Adapter), you can use the system button on the right earcup to switch between three EQ-optimized sound profiles: Beats Signature, Entertainment, and Conversation.
Connect Beats Studio Pro to a compatible device using the included USB-C cable.
Go to an audio app (or other audio source), then play something—for example, a song in the Music app or an episode in the Podcasts app .
On the right earcup, press the system button twice to switch between the three sound profiles.
The current sound profile is indicated by the five “fuel gauge” lights on the right earcup:
Beats Signature: Delivers the most tonally-balanced tuning for all genres of music.
Entertainment: Boosts select portions of the audio spectrum, offering a heightened experience for movies and games.
Conversation: Optimizes the frequency response for voice, making it ideal for phone calls or podcasts.
A tone plays when the sound profile changes.
Tip: To avoid playback issues or Bluetooth notification interruptions during playback, turn off Bluetooth on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Android device.
Do any of the following on the left earcup:
Answer or end a call: When you receive a call, press .
End a call: Double-press .
Answer a second incoming call and put the first call on hold, or switch between two active calls: Press .
Decline an incoming call: Double-press .
Mute or unmute the microphone: During a call, press . To unmute, press it again.
To customize the end-call and mute/unmute actions on Beats Studio Pro, see Customize controls on your Beats.
Set up Siri (if you haven’t already done so).
Do either of the following:
Say “Hey Siri.”
Press and hold the “b” button on the left earcup.
When you hear a chime, make your request.