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Beats Studio 3 Wireless Review – While the Studio 3 Wireless headphones have been out for a while, I still see people wearing them on the streets. That “b” logo definitely attracts your eyes the moment you see them on people's headphones.Powered by Apple...
Apple Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones focuses on delivering fun & rich audio experience to your ears. It doesn't aim to satisfy audiophiles or those who want headphones to sound as natural as possible (for that, go for the Blue Ella or Sadie). But if y...
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It is a testament to the power of Apple that Beats headphones are now the go-to headphone choice for many an iPhone user. Bought by Apple in 2014 for £3bn, Beats are now seen on celebrities and people in the street daily by millions of people.The Studio 3...
The Studio 3 Wireless are the most fully featured Beats headphones and can claim to to be best you can buy. This also means they are the most expensive, but their RRP still undercuts similar products from Bose and Sony.While working best with an iPhone or...
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Beats' “Studio” line-up has always been about big sound in a pair of relatively big headphones, but in the Beats Studio 3 Wireless, the company hasn't just made it big, but also better than ever.Beats has always prided itself on building headphones and...
Comfortable to wear, Lots of volume, Surprisingly balanced sound (for Beats), Well priced (for Beats), W1 chip is great on Apple devices...
No noise cancellation settings on iPhone (either on or off), No noise cancellation switch on Android (always on), No Lightning cable included in the box for iPhones, Design is very plasticky...
Despite the niggles, for the first time we are properly impressed by the price and balance on offer from the Beats Studio series. Normally, these headphones are big and expensive with overly bassy sound, but this time they're actually a little lighter on...
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If you're looking for a pair of wireless on-ear headphones that offer plenty of listening time, the Beats Studio Wireless 3 is a good fit. Lightweight and comfortable to wear, they work best with Apple devices running iOS 11 as when you turn them on, they...
Comfortable to wear for long periods of time and there's no sound leakage whatsoever, Overall the sound quality is balanced and clear, although we did find the bass a little muddy, A 10minute charge gives you three hours of listening time and overall you...
The touch control on the ear cup make a hard clicking sound when pressed, Not suitable for exercise as they slip forward...
A solid pair of wireless on-ear headphones. Lightweight, the noise cancelling is an added bonus. The all-plastic design won't be for everyone though...
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Beats Studio 3 are in reality 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.Its inclusion gives the Beats Studio 3 some technological advantages over the best noise-ca...
If you own an Apple devices then the Beats Studio 3 may be the right choice for you. For Android users, who won't benefit from the boost of the Apple W1 chip, the experience is distinctly average. The Sony WH-1000XM2 or Bowers & Wilkins PX offer a greater...
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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 a...
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...
Pretty good… for Apple users...
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Just like last year’s Solo3, the Beats Studio3 Wireless are Bluetooth headphones with active noise cancellation (ANC). That means they monitor ambient sound and play a sound wave along with your music to cancel it out.The Beats Studio3 Wireless’ main dist...
Seamless Bluetooth pairing, Long-lasting battery life, Excellent build quality...
Noise cancellation isn't as effective as the QuietComfort 35's, Sound quality could be better, for the price...
Beats' Studio 3 Wireless are easy to pair with Apple devices, but other headphones offer superior sound quality...
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Beats headphones have, in the past, taken a lot of flack for a supposed image-first, sound- and build-quality second approach to personal audio. Since Apple bought the company in 2014 it's been all change, culminating in the development of the W1 Bluetoot...
"In the final analysis, though, there's nothing terribly wrong with the Beats Studio3 Wireless."...
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Beats headphones have, in the past, taken a lot of flack for a supposed image-first, sound- and build-quality second approach to personal audio. Since Apple bought the company in 2014 it's been all change, culminating in the development of the W1 Bluetoot...
So there are good things and there are not so good things about the Beats Solo3 Wireless. On the positive side, they're great for iPhone and MacBook owners. I simply cannot overstate enough how much of a difference to pairing and reconnection the W1 chip...
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The Beats Studio 3 Wireless are Beats', and therefore Apple's, premier full-size wireless headphones.They provide good comfort, great wireless and excellent battery life. Noise cancellation and sound quality are bettered elsewhere, though. These are $349/...
Great wireless performance, Solid sound, Top battery life...
Soggy mids, Don't quite deliver the sub-bass power you may want...
If you're not too picky about audio, you'll love the Beats Studio 3 Wireless. They look good, are comfortable and sound decent while releasing the pressure valve of city life with active noise cancellation.Add great battery life and an Apple W1 chip and y...
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All photos: Adam Clark EstesHere's a bold statement: Beats headphones have gotten better since Apple bought the company. They're still kind of a trick, fuelled by premium marketing from the tech company that invented premium marketing. The new Beats Studi...
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Here's a bold statement: Beats headphones have gotten better since Apple bought the company. They're still kind of a trick, fueled by premium marketing from the tech company that invented premium marketing. The new Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are no...
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In 2016 Beats upgraded two of its most popular headphones - the Powerbeats and Solo - and released the all new Beats X. All three came equipped with the same W1 chip that makes the Apple AirPods so convenient to pair for iPhone users. For 2017 it's time...
Ridiculously long battery life, very enjoyable sound quality and comfortable design, great ease-of-use for Apple users thanks to W1 chip, lots of bass...
Pauses music when notifications come through on Apple Watch, plastic design might not suit everyone, lots of bass...
The Beats Studio 3 Wireless might not suit the audiophile, but for everyone else these over-ear cans are very easy to recommend. Especially for iPhone users, thanks to the W1 chip's easy pairing and cross-device ease of use.Even if you're not an iPhone us...
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Remember the original Beats Studio?That iconic pair of cans was Dr Dre and Jimmy Iovine's first foray into the world of headphones - so any successor was always going to have a lot to live up to.Of course, with Apple now on board and helping out with the...
Next12Liked that? Read this. FeaturesThe best noise-cancelling headphones for every budgetFeaturesThe best wireless headphones from RM500 to RM1500...
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Remember the original Beats Studio?That iconic pair of cans was Dr Dre and Jimmy Iovine's first foray into the world of headphones - so any successor was always going to have a lot to live up to.Of course, with Apple now on board and helping out with the...
Excellent noise cancelling, Incredible battery life, Apple users get great connectivity...
The best tech reserved for Apple devices, Not booming, but still bassy, Bold looks not to all tastes...
Beats could easily have added a W1 chip to the Studio2 and called it a day, but the Studio3 goes so much further. Pure ANC is seriously impressive, coping with scenarios most noise-cancelling cans just can't manage, and all without impacting how things s...
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The Christmas and New Year holidays are behind us, but China and a couple of other countries in Asia are now gearing up for the Lunar New Year holiday.The Chinese New Year, or Tet in Vietnam, is the biggest holiday on the calendar over here. It triggers...
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I will never forget hearing my first pair of Beats headphones many years ago. They were all the rage in a kiosk in a Monster Cable booth at CES. It was a self-serve demo of the headphones, which had an aesthetic resembling that of a Michael Jordan Nike sh...
All of the players in the $400 wireless headphone space have great battery life, but the Beats Studio3 offers the best by far, especially if you leave the noise cancelation turned off. A 40hour battery life is insane, and the fact that the headphones char...
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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...
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Our pros listened for over 270 hours to select these top-picks...
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The latest version of Wireless ANC headphones to come from Beats, the Studio Wireless 3.0 are quite a bit cheaper than the previous version, as they now retail for down from the before.They get Apple's W1 chip for “Class 1 Wireless Bluetooth connectivit...
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Music is a necessity while I'm working. If it's not tunes from Spotify, there's at least a podcast chattering on in my ear. Of course, if you don't want to bother those around you with what you're listening to, you need a good set of headphones. The best...
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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...
Comfortable Fi, Quick Charging tops up battery in 10 minutes for 3 hours of listenin, Stabile connection over large are, Solid bass performance for bass heavy track, Offer extra volume over other headphones...
Known pairing issues with Samsung S, Lack of audible notifications for pairing mode and power toggl, Expensive...
At $279, the Beats Studio3 Wireless are certainly a capable pair of headphones. They performed fairly well during my testing, particularly when listening to hip-hop or EDM. I also appreciated the comfortable fit, 20 hours of battery life, quick-charging F...
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Active noise cancelling headphones like the Bose QC35's and QC25's before them have basically been running the game when it comes to Bluetooth headphones. And now competitors like Sony have taken everyone by surprise with their own pair of great ANC headp...
Plenty of color options, Smooth matte finish, Batter life, Connection...
Price, Sound quality, Build quality isn't what I'd expect for the price...
The Beats by Dre Studio3 Wireless are a great gadget, but a bad pair of headphones. If you have $350 for headphones, look elsewhere...
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The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are the latest and greatest from Beats. The last time I used Beats headphones was back in the Monster days before Dr. Dre split and went on his own. Back in those days, I felt Beats were far too bass heavy with little...
Clean subtle design, Not the sound of the Beats of old, Comfortable, Solid build quality, ANC works well, Nice hard shell case included, W1 chip and iOS integration is seamless, Bluetooth reception is stellar...
Sound leans heavier to the bass side may not be for everyone, Clamping pressure is tight, may not set well with some, Would have like to seen USB-C for charging, Fingerprint magnet accents...
Alright. The new Beats are nothing like the old Beats, that's for certain. I actually enjoyed all types of music with these headphones and I could even tolerate the bassy soundstage. Apple has really put some thought into tuning these headphones with bett...
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The Beats Studio3 are priced to be the best headphones on the market. Unfortunately, though they are quite good, they fall well short of this mark. If you want the best headphones available, you should check out the Bose QuietComfort 35 II. Performanc...
Good sound quality...
Expensive, not super comfortable...
The Beats Studio3 is a good pair of headphones, but it does not live up to its high end pedigree. If you're looking for the best headphones, we would suggest the Bose QuietComfort 35 II...
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Long before it was purchased by Apple but after parting ways, w/ HTC & Monster, Beats By Dre has been the best example of marketing hype for a product. Even though they are seen by prominent sports figures & entertainers, Beats headphones wasn't known for...
So to answer the question of does Beats finally live up to the hype? Yes. Definitely a lot better previous iterations of Beats Audio products. The build & sound quality is pretty solid and still tuned for the bass. They live up to all-day battery life w/...
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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 grow...
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...
Two years ago, the argument for and against Beats was cultural. It was more status symbol than really solid headphone. Athletes, celebrities and neighborhood show-offs draped them around their necks like jewelry. To many, the sound they produced paled to...
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Beats latest flagship headphones are available now in the form of the Beats Studio3. The Beats Studio2 were a significant improvement over the original Beats Studio headphones, but it has been four years since the Beats Studio2 were released, so it was du...
Phenomenal sound and ANC tech, easy pairing to iOS users thanks to W1 chip, long battery life with neat quick charge feature, comfortable ear pads with good seal, excellent above average wireless range, great call quality, ear cups offer easy access to Si...
A bit pricey for a plastic build...
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Whenever you hear or read the word “wireless,” it's most often followed by the word “freedom.” Wireless freedom. That's what we are promised by headphone makers, wireless charging evangelists, and even gaming mice specialists. The shedding of wires has a...
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...
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The Good: Balanced sound, excellent battery life, secure fit, easy pairing with Apple devicesThe Bad: Can become uncomfortable after more than an hour, sound quality isn't good enough to justify $350 on its ownWho they're for: The fashionable, Apple fans...
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It's about time an update to Beats' flagship noise-cancelling over-ear headphones has come around. We found a lot to love in the original model in our Beats Studio Wireless Review. Apple (who owns the company) has taken the time to incorporate some its lo...
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Can the Beats supplant my beloved Bose QC35s?Apple has slowly updated its Beats wireless headphones line over the last two years to include the company's auto-pairing W1 chip: We have the sport-based PowerBeats 3, on-ear Beats Solo 3, in-ear Beats X, a...
If the pairing of Apple's W1 chip and solid noise-cancellation sounds like music to your ears, you'll love the $349 Beats Studio 3 Wireless. They're not quite as comfortable or top-tier as the QC35s, but if easy connectivity and lengthy battery life matte...
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The Beats Studio3 Wireless is Apple's answer to high-end noise-cancelling headphones from the likes of Bose and Sony. While they're a solid product, it's debatable as to whether they're worth a premium over other Beats models.($28 off in tax outside NY &...
Should you get the Studio3? It doesn't sound much better than even the Solo2 Wireless, and costs $50 more than the Solo3, which is a tough sell when Bose's QuietComfort 35 headphones are available for $329. Sony's MDR-1000X costs about as much as the Stu...
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Beats had a handful of different sounds on hand to test the Studio 3 ahead of launch. The demo was designed to showcase the range of the headphones' new adaptive noise-canceling technology — but there's only so much you can get from a demo in that kind o...
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I can tell you the exact moment I was sold on Beats by Dre's extraordinary Studio3 wireless headphones. I was walking down Fifth Avenue, my blue Studio3 headphones hugging my ears as I listened to a new podcast featuring Nerdist CEO Chris Hardwick and Ada...
Amazing noise-cancelling technology, Great battery Life, Very comfortable...
No gesture controls, Pricey...
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The Beats Studio3 Wireless is the latest pair of Bluetooth headphones to take a stab at active noise cancellation—a combo that few pull off as gracefully as our Editors' Choice, the Bose QuietComfort 35. At $349.95, the Studio3 headphones are essentially...
Rich, crisp sound signature with a focus on high-mid definition, Wireless audio and active noise cancellation, NC can be disabled to save battery life, Apple W1 chip makes pairing with iOS devices even more simple...
Expensive, No passive listening mode, Adaptive aspect of NC is not impressive...
The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones combine quality Bluetooth audio and above-average noise cancellation...
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The Beats brand has had quite the ride. Probably with more humble beginnings, it has blown up to being a cultural icon. So much so that Apple paid up a boggling $3 billion to buy the company out, in 2014. So where are we a couple years later?The Studio Wi...
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