Beats Studio3
Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones are designed to be worn all day and in all the coolest places. They feel comfortable, look great, and deliver some very impressive features as well.
Nothing blocks like Beats
Noise blocking is exceptional in these Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear headphones. This is down to Pure ANC noise cancellation technology that is always identifying and blocking external sounds while automatically responding to individual fit and music playback. The result is nothing but music the way you want to hear it.
Cushioned for sound
The soft and comfortable over-ear cushions feature advanced venting and signature ergonomic pivoting for a customised, flexible fit for any head shape…including yours! This seals in the music, while distracting noises stay out.
Fewer dropouts thanks to better Bluetooth
There's nothing more annoying than your favourite tunes fading in and out because of a poor connection. These annoyances are virtually eliminated in Beats Studio3 headphones thanks to Class 1 Bluetooth which allows for extended range with fewer drop-outs.
Listen for longer
The battery life is as impressive as the audio quality. Get up to 22 hours of battery life for full-featured all-day wireless playback. And if you turn off Pure ANC off for low power mode your headphones will deliver up to 40 hours of playback without compromising the quality of the sound.
Charge up fast
When the battery finally gets low, Fast Fuel technology can turn 10 minutes of charging into 3 hours of playback.
A newer model Beats Studio4 was released in October 2023.
$499.95
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Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones - White MQ572PA/A review
“A stellar design suffers from mediocre ANC and a lack of low-end oomph.”- Excellent design and controls
- Very comfortable
- Great non-ANC battery life
- Easy pairing with Apple products
- Expensive
- Underwhelming bass
- Poor wireless call quality
Beats Studio 3 Wireless review: Who let the bass drop?
When the $350 Beats Studio 3 Wireless debuted in 2017, we didn’t get a chance to review them. If we had, we might have come to the same conclusion as other reviewers: That these are a really decent set of active noise canceling (ANC) headphones. But in the personal audio world — especially the wireless headphone world — three years is an eternity. In that time, Sony, Bose, and pretty much every other major brand has launched new top-tier wireless ANC headphones — in Sony’s case, two new top-tier models — while Beats has been content to let it all ride on the Beats Studio 3 Wireless. Given what the competition has been up to, can Beats still justify the Studio 3’s high price? Or have these Beats been beaten? Let’s take a look. The Beats Studio 3 Wireless are a big set of headphones and they arrive in a big box. Fortunately, it’s 100% cardboard and you won’t find any hard-to-recycle materials like foam or plastic inside. In addition to the Studio 3 headphones, you get a zippered hard-she...- Excellent design and controls
- Very comfortable
- Great non-ANC battery life
- Easy pairing with Apple products
- Expensive
- Underwhelming bass
- Poor wireless call quality
Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones - The Beats Decade Collection - Defiant Black/Red - With Pure Active Noise Cancellation
Pros - Good value - Great noise cancelling for the price Cons - Occasional connectivity problems
Beats Studio Wireless review: expensive headphones with lacklustre sound
Latest Beats Bluetooth headphones are all show and no punch, with average sound and limited controls- Comfortable
- fold up for travel
- OK battery life
- active noise cancelling
- wireless
- optional cable
- Cannot turn off noise cancelling
- fiddly controls
- weak sound
- large profile
- cannot be used cabled without battery
Still the best looking one after all.
Beats is the best product if you want to look good and sound wise, they're making progress. Overall really awesome.
Over-Hyped, Over-Priced
Uncomfortable too-snug fit, not studio-monitor quality, no track forward feature for android, if you're going to spend 300+ for headphones, look elsewhere, unless you simply want to be part of the Beats religion.
Have had them for about 6 months and I like them for a lot of the following reasons: very nice fit on these naps, can have them for me for hours and listen to music. The sound is very good in my opinion with full sound and weight in the bass.
Overall Great Headphones
Bought a pair of Studio 3's at the Apple Store earlier today, and I am quite happy with the headphones. They are comfortable and the noise cancellation works great. I can walk around the house without my phone and keep music playing, and bluetooth connects quickly even between devices.
Sound distortion
I bought these headphones about 2 hours ago and was super excited to use them but after listening for a couple of minutes I was really disappointed. I had wanted to get these headphones due to their sound quality and noise cancelling only to find that both of these features are poor.
Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-the-Ear Headphones Reviewed
Beats headphones have come a long way from my first audition of them back at that fateful Consumer Electronics Show, and they've done a lot to provide a new stream of profit to Apple, which was already pretty good at making a profit, thank you very much.
