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To begin the review I would say that these headphones are a good purchase for anyone who wants a comfortable over ear headphone, with long battery life, good sound quality, and of a decent quality. Starting with the good things I’ve noticed about these. As I mentioned, the sound quality is relatively rich for a consumer brand headphone, and in my opinion, you get what you pay for. The battery lasts a long time, so you don’t need to worry about charge. The pads are comfortable, and they allow me to use them for long periods of time without my ears feeling fatigued. There were only two real problems I ran into with the product as of thus far. The first problem would be with the carry strap on the travel case. The loop of fabric ripped within one day of hanging on a backpack. This may be a fluke specific to my product, yet worth pointing out. Secondly, with the top padding. The rubber and plastic seal don’t connect smoothly across the whole device. There is a part with glue showing, and some uneven cutting that is visible. The problems are both minor, and don’t affect the performance in any way. Simply cosmetic. In summary, I would purchase these for the reasons mentioned above. Despite the small cosmetic flukes, the headphones work very well, and are worth the purchase. Read full review
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Charging is difficult. Mini whatchamacallit port, not lightning which fits both ways easily. Charging cord too short, but can'y use my 6' lightning charging cords with them. The inconvenience is annoying for an apple product. After I stop using the Beats and go back to my phone or laptop in other rooms, the Beats continue to "hang on" to their connection via bluetooth annoyingly. They should know when I've stopped using them. When I want to turn them off, they insist on staying on.
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A good overall buy. I am using them for my workouts & runs & while they cancel noise really well, the movement from running can be heard in the audio if that makes sense. Not a deal breaker for the price, but that is the only thing Ive noticed negatively besides lack of bass. They do the job adequately. Sleek design, & the case makes them easy to take with me anywhere. They connect to my phone immediately. Comfort 5/5 Sound Quality 4/5 Look 5/5 Battery life 5/5.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Beats (under Apple) has introduced compelling features in the saturated wireless headphones market such as the W1 chip for superior battery life and Class 1 Bluetooth for best-in-class connectivity, which have found their way into the guts of the new Studio 3 cans. Beats’ latest addition is Pure Adaptive Noise Cancellation, which tailors the intensity to users’ surroundings. This is paired with decent noise isolation from the over-ear cups, which are made with soft leather and memory foam. The new-and-improved audio profile that surpasses the Studio 2 and Bose’s QC35 headset in audio performance, though some users will like prefer the fit of the QC35’s. The sound stage is narrow compared to the Sony WH-1000XM2, and it lacks several of the smart features as well. At $350, it is priced to compete with the QC35 and 1000XM2, and comparisons will likely be made by every headphones reviewer. For users who want Beats’ powerful audio performance and advanced features, it’s money well-spent, especially for iOS/Mac OS X users.Read full review
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Beats Studio 3 earphones are a very good match for Apple products, part of the Apple family. The sound is not of true studio quality, but very good for what most people would require for these Beats. Bluetooth set up is a breeze with my many Apple products. I have had them now for a week and am happy with them.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
