Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones Review

Beats Studio3 wireless noise cancelling over ear headphones offer comfort, encoskr.com premium feel and good audio quality. They have excellent noise cancellation and a long battery life. They work with iOS and Android devices and are simple to connect to.

The headphones come with Apple's W1 chips, which make it easier to pair the headphones and switch between Apple products. This is a huge plus for Apple users.

Sound

The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are a bit of a departure from the headphone company's original model. The headphones are lighter and more comfortable, with a sleeker look and Pure Adaptive noise cancellation that minimizes low frequency noise to help you concentrate. The headphones have additional features, including an integrated microphone that allows them to be used for phone calls.

The sound quality is exactly what you would expect from Beats headphones. While Beats headphones are known for being a bit bassy, these aren't. The Studio3s offer a balanced sound with crisp vocals and precise instruments.

The Studio2 Wireless are not as good as a pair of high-end headphones from Bose, but they're far superior. Active noise cancellation (ANC) is excellent to reduce background noises, isn't the perfect solution. For example it's not as effective at tuning out the loud drone of a plane as a pair of true ANC headphones, and you may hear some low-mid frequencies when ANC is off.

You control the Studio3s with a the central button that is located behind the Beats logo on the left ear cup. Single presses play and pause your music. Double and triple presses skip tracks and go back. The button features volume controls embedded into a plastic ring.

These headphones pair automatically with your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad when you're a part of the Apple ecosystem. They also link to iCloud. You can use them alongside other Bluetooth devices and switch between them without audio-visual delay. The Bluetooth connection is strong and stable, with a good distance and no dropouts.

The Studio3s have an impressive battery life. With ANC and wireless connectivity you can listen for a total of 22 hours. This is more than double that of the previous model. You can use the 3.5mm plug to keep listening even after the battery has run out.

Design

The Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones look similar to what they looked like three years ago, yet they're with cutting-edge technology. Apple's W1 chip allows for simple pairing and switching between iOS devices like an iPhone or iPad. The headphones also offer fast charging, which is 10 minutes of power resulting in 3 hours of playback.

The headphones are designed with an over-ear design that rests comfortably around the ears. The headphones are available in Shadow Gray or Porcelain Rose. They are also available in Matte Black, Matte White Blue, Red, and Matte Black. The ear cups of the headset are covered in soft cushions with the appearance of a rubbery. It might not be for everyone's tastes but it's comfortable for long periods of time. The headband is squishy, but also soft and padded.

A small button on the left ear's outer cup controls the basic functions, such as answering calls and playing music. The buttons above and below the Beats logo can alter the volume, while double tapping will advance songs or switch tracks. The headset also has a small bottom-mounted multifunction button which can turn the headphones on and off and enable ANC by pressing two taps, and put them in pairing mode by pressing it for just a few minutes. The headset also has an audio cable with an audio remote that can be used to take calls from non-wireless devices.

Pure ANC is a modified version of the noise cancellation available on Beats headphones that promises to remove distortion from noisy environments like trains that are crowded or a bustling office. The feature was tested using a variety of music genres. It was able reduce distractions to a soft whistling sound that didn't cause irritation on the ears. We noticed that the sound from passing cars and the echo of the subway tunnel remained present.

Beats Studio3 wireless headphone is a great option for those looking to keep their music separate from the noise around them. They are also extremely light, with a snug fit that feels at ease after long periods of wearing.

Battery life

The beats studio 3 wireless bluetooth noise cancelling headphones Studio3 Wireless headphones are powered by a pair of high-efficiency lithium batteries that promise up to 22 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation shut off. This is a decent amount of time, but not as much than the Bose QuietComfort 35 II and Sony WH1000XM2.

As expected as expected, the Beats Studio3 Wireless utilize Apple's proprietary W1 Bluetooth connectivity chip. That means they connect and pair faster than many wireless headphones. They also maintain their excellent wireless range and can be used far from your mobile without losing signal. This is an enormous benefit for anyone planning to travel with headphones.

The Beats headphones come with a tough protective case, and the cable comes with an 3.5mm input so you can listen to music on devices that aren't wireless. The case can be folded into a flat position, and the cable is equipped with a built-in remote and microphone to take calls.

The "b" logo is a multi-function button located on the left earcup. A single press will pause the music or play it, whereas another press will skip to the next song. A triple-press will rewind to a previous track. You can also press this button to get your phone's intelligent assistant.

The right earcup houses the power button and five LED indicators that show how much battery remains. These lights aren't as bright as those on the ANC-enabled Bose models, but they provide a rough estimate of how much battery remains. If the active noise cancellation is not turned on pressing the power button will enable it.

The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone's design is specifically designed for iOS devices. This restricts their use on other platforms and renders the remote control built into the cord ineffective. You can connect them to Android phones but you will have to install an application from a third party to control the headphones. Apple's hard-optimization may be a hindrance for some users, particularly those who plan to use the headphones with multiple devices. Beats might launch an updated version in the near future that is compatible with other platforms.

Controls

The Studio3 Wireless headphones have a number of different controls. Unlike other Beats headphone models, all of the buttons are located on the left (apart from the power button which is located on the right). The logo for the 'b' is situated on the left ear cup. Pressing it once will play or pause the music. Pressing it twice will skip to the next track and three times will take you to a previous track. You can also hold down the logo and turn on the phone's intelligent assistant.

Apart from playing music, Apart from playing music, the Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones also serve as a fantastic noise cancelling pair. They use a microphone on each earcup to continuously observe the surrounding environment and thanks to Beats audio processing and Apple's W1 chip the adaptive noise cancelling is always on - without draining your battery. The headphones can even adjust to your personal preferences and automatically correct leakage caused by glasses, hair and ear shapes that differ.

If you don't want to use your headphones you can fold them down and put them in a case that doubles as an upright. The case is robust and comes with a padded carry bag to make it easier to fit in your bag when on the move.

The Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones can be linked to your device via Bluetooth. It's simple to set up. They work with any device that supports class 1 Bluetooth. This includes iPhone, iPad, Mac and many other devices. If you want to connect with something that isn't compatible with Bluetooth the left earcup has an input of 3.5mm input.

The Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones offer amazing sound and a stylish and comfortable design. The headphones feature Pure Adaptive Noise Control, and they come with a set of multifunctional b-button controls. You can use them to make and receive calls, choose tracks, and adjust the volume. The headphones are available in a range of colors, and can be purchased on the internet or at any Beats retailer. For the price there are other ANC alternatives available on the market such as the Bose QuietComfort 35.