With an aesthetic appeal rivalling market leaders like Bang and Olufsen , Beats headphones seem to consistently define what’s fashionable in the music and audio landscape.

Beautiful design, Reasonably comfortable fit, Specialist Apple chipset included, AAC support, Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, Fantastic controls for ease of use, Fast fuel charging, Up to 40 hours of battery life, Decent foldability for transport, Siri supported, Great for heavy bass, Hands-free calling...

Way too much bass for some, Not the most comfortable headset around, No multipoint connection, Limitations for Android users

Apple's recent announcement that it was releasing some goofy-looking wireless earbuds for $159 netted plenty of attention, but the geek vitriol overshadowed a key point-that Apple had developed a new wireless chip called the W1.

The Beats Solo3 are pretty awesome wireless headphones, especially if you're an iOS user and if you're cool with on-ear headphones. They are comfortable and pleasant to wear, bearing in mind that since they do sit on your ears, eventually they will fatigue your ears and you'll have to take them off.

Insane battery life; Crisp sound quality; Strong Bluetooth Stability; Seamless integration with iOS

Expensive; Not comfortable for long periods of time; Wireless microphone not clear

The newest wireless Beats on-ears sound great, but still squeeze your head and wallet

The newest wireless Beats on-ears sound great, but still squeeze your head and wallet

Love them. I have been using them since they got here. Just remember android users to sync your bluetooth and phone volume inside of the bluetooth options screen. The three dots to the upper right when inside of bluetooth. Then you can solve the volume issues.

Good quality headphones, the sound is incredible! Item arrived on time for Christmas. My partner was very happy.

As per it's technical description this is a perfect headphone. Clear sound, 36+ hours battery backup really makes it superb. I have purchased this in sale. So it's worth for me. Thanks Amazon.

Apple is really doing it: they're taking a brand that has the dominant marketshare in the headphone marketplace despite having had subpar audio quality, and greatly improving it while adding groundbreaking features that will take the competition a year or two to catch up with.

W1 chip; 40+ hours of battery life; portable; understated design; bestinclass comfort and isolation for an onear headphone; fun sound signature

Slight lack of clarity in the highs; bass bleeds into lower mids at times (rarely); lowend could be a tad more detailed

Beats has been pretty quiet of late, but with the launch of the new iPhone 7 and iOS 10 the company has released four new headphones - including an update to its popular Solo range.

W1 connectivity for Apple users; big bass; long battery life; quick charge

Snug fit is a little too snug; bass can drown out detail; expensive