Great gadget, bad headphones
Plenty of color options; Smooth matte finish; Batter life; Connection
Price; Sound quality; Build quality isn't what I'd expect for the price
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
When the battery finally gets low, Fast Fuel technology can turn 10 minutes of charging into 3 hours of playback.
Manufacturer: Beats
Great gadget, bad headphones
Plenty of color options; Smooth matte finish; Batter life; Connection
Price; Sound quality; Build quality isn't what I'd expect for the price
Beats By Dre has updated its headphone line with the new Studio, an active noise-cancelling model that improves on its predecessor in many ways. At $299, however, you're still paying for Dr. Dre's name and style and sound that's tweaked to fit modern (read loud and bass-heavy) tastes.
I should point out that as I wore the Beats By Dre for a few weeks during this review, multiple strangers asked me longingly where I acquired them. Initially in short supply, word is apparently out on them already, and they have become a bona fide object of lust: Even the squat, semi-hard case with...
Outstanding audio on a range of applications; Effective noise cancellation; Eminently comfortable; Sexy esthetics (these are the "turn-ons" after all
No sound at all without batteries; or when noise cancellation switched off; Monster warns against headband damage if handled roughly; Folds smaller but not flat
Beats, the Apple-owned lineup of audio hardware, has produced what might be their finest headphones to date. The Studio3 Wireless are (as you may have guessed by now) wireless, have noice cancellation and the Beats styling and sound profile many have grown to know and love.
Pure ANC cleans up noises very well; W1 made pairing experience easy for iOS users; Fast-charging
Short battery life with Pure ANC enabled; Still uses Micro-USB
Noise-cancelling headphones are more popular than ever, and this is the latest take on them from Beats. Well – the box says Beats Studio 3, but these are actually Apple headphones. There have been a few changes since the company took over, most notable among which is the use of Apple's W1 chip, also...
Solid construction; Comfortable fit; Excellent connectivity (with Apple; Great battery life (with Apple; Effective noise cancellation
W1 battery/connection boost only for Apple; Lower-mids could do with more separation
The $279 Beats Studio3 Wireless offer listeners a comfortable pair of over-ear headphones with decent sound and active noise-cancelling performance. Once connected, they provide stellar range with virtually no dropouts, while quick-charge technology adds 3 hours of playback with only 10 minutes on...
Comfortable Fit; Quick Charging tops up battery in 10 minutes for 3 hours of listening; Stabile connection over large area; Solid bass performance for bass heavy tracks; Offer extra volume over other headphones
Known pairing issues with Samsung S7; Lack of audible notifications for pairing mode and power toggle; Expensive
Great for Apple users, mediocre for everyone else
Satisfying bass thump; Collapsible design; Comfortable; cozy pads; Flawless operation with Apple devices
Battery life and Bluetooth suffer when not connected to Apple devices; Sound lacks refinement; vocals lack fullness; Competitors in same price bracket have more premium build; MicroUSB is an anachronism; especially in Apple ecosystem
Solid construction; Comfortable fit; Excellent connectivity (with Apple); Great battery life (with Apple); Effective noise cancellation;
W1 battery/connection boost only for Apple; Lower-mids could do with more separation;
Let me first explain that I am a semi-casual listener. And by that I mean that I love live music however prefer the "clarity" that the studio will bring to a band. Also I am more of a rock & hip-hop/rock listener, so the depth of bass and overall balance of things is very important to me.
Ever since Beats by Dr. Dre severed its relationship with Monster , we've been waiting for the company to come out with a new version of its signature headphones , the Beats Studio, which were released in 2008 and became a cultural phenomenon.
The new, headphones are lighter, sturdier, and better-sounding than the original Studio headphones; They offer a comfortable fit and active noise cancellation, which works well but not great.
Very faint hiss from noise cancellation; if the internal battery dies, the headphones don't work; fairly pricey at $300
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