Beats Wireless Headphones Review

Beats by Dre headphones are available to all types of music enthusiasts. They sound clear and rich on Kimbra's latest album, Lizzo's hit songs and even Kimbra's brand new singles.

They offer pure adaptive noise cancellation and include Apple's W1 chip for quick pairing with iOS devices. They also integrate directly into Control Centre and work with hands-free Siri.

Comfort

Beats wireless headphones provide some of the finest quality and comfort that are available. They sport a sleek and modern design that features the iconic Beats branding, and are ideal for long listening sessions. Their earpads and headband are cushiony, and the adjustability of the headband ensures a secure fit that won't fall off when you're on the go or during your commute. They also have an extended battery life and are compatible with Bluetooth or USB-C cables or 3.5mm cables. The latest Beats models offer a better balance than the previous generations. They also add a great impact and force to the bass-heavy music.

Despite their high price, the company's latest offerings are priced competitively with other premium headphones and earbuds. Beats Studio 3 Wireless is the most modern Beats headphone to date. It has improved noise cancellation, head-tracking spatial sound and improved noise cancellation. The headphones are also cross-platform compatible, offering enhanced features for iPhone users and Android users. They can also be connected to several devices with Google Fast Pair or multipoint Bluetooth pairing. The app is not compatible with aptX, which could cause some users to be frustrated.

The Beats Flex Wireless earbuds are an alternative for those who want the convenience of wireless earbuds but without spending a fortune. These earbuds are lightweight and come in a variety of vibrant colors and have an adjustable neck cable that's easy to wrap around your neck. They're designed to stay in your ear even during workouts, and can last for up to 11 hours without needing to be recharged.

The Beats Fit Pro headphones are more expensive than their cheaper counterparts, but they come with a lot of features iPhone owners will love. The earbuds use Apple's W1 chip, and they support wireless pairing for the new iPhone XS or iPhone XR. They also have a new wingtip design that helps them to stay in your ear when you do burpees or other exercises. They boast a battery lifespan of upto 11 hours, and can be charged through an integrated lightning port. The earbuds feature simple volume control as well as a parameter button. They are light and comfortable.

Sound

Beats headphones are renowned for their impactful bass, a sound signature that is a mix of fun and accuracy. The company has made improvements in recent years, however - the Beats Studio Wireless have a smoother and better balanced sound profile that still offers thrills to listeners, but without overwhelming them with bass. They also sound a bit more subdued on the highs which gives them better sound quality.

They're great for all kinds of music, no matter whether you prefer tracks with lots of bass or genres in which vocals and instruments take precedence. They also are great in noisy environments, blocking out background noise and allow you to concentrate on your playlist or podcast without interruptions.

Beats makes pairing headphones with Android and Apple devices simple. For Android users you can enjoy multipoint Bluetooth pairing and automatic switching between devices linked to your Google account. On the other hand, Apple owners can benefit from iCloud sync and bluetooth direct integration into the Control Centre on iOS devices.

Whatever platform you pick, the Beats Studio Wireless offer advanced features that competitors can't offer. They feature an indicator for battery and a one-button remote that doubles as play/pause. You can tap the button once to pause, two times quickly to skip forward a track and three times to reverse. There's also a circular call end button that you can tap twice to activate Siri on your iPhone.

Beats Studio Wireless headphones are not just noise cancelling, but also have a powerful audio that punches through thick bass layers and maintain crisp highs and clear mids. The audio is balanced which makes it suitable for a wide range of genres, from hip-hop and rock to indie and dance.

They also do an excellent job of reproducing vocals and guitars in acoustic tracks, and their clarity will make you think that you're listening to the original recording. The only drawback to these devices is that they do not support lossless codecs such as aptX HD and Bluetooth LDAC which give music an even more natural and immersive tone.

Design

Despite being a relatively new player in the market for headphones, Beats has managed to draw a lot of attention. Their sleek designs and high-quality audio quality sparked the interest of many customers who previously sat with cheap bundled headphones. Beats has made buying premium headphones fashionable once more. The company offers a variety of options at different price levels.

Beats Studio 3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones are a great choice for anyone who is seeking a pair of headphones with padded earcups that are comfortable for long listening sessions. The earcups are soft, cushy, memory foam padding which keeps the headphones in a comfortable position during long listening sessions. The headphones are light and easy to carry around. They are easy to carry around. The headband is adjustable and can be customized to fit your head perfectly.

The Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones also have a sleek, modern design that looks great. The headphones are available in various colors and come with attractive colors on the earcups. The earcups feature an earphone with a small power switch that also serves as a playback control. Directly below the button is a five-light battery gauge. The buttons on the earcups allow you to alter the volume, skip tracks and also activate Siri hands-free.

The headphones come with a strong Bluetooth transmitter that's compatible with a wide range of mobile devices. They are also classified as IPX4 in terms of sweat resistance. This means that they can take on any sweat you throw at them while working out. They have a solid build that feels sturdy and well-made. The ear hooks help keep the headphones securely in place throughout your workout.

In terms of sound quality, the Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones provide some of the finest audio they can get. The high frequencies sound clear and clear while mids and lows are very powerful. The bass can be a bit heavy, however, and can be overwhelming for instruments and vocals at times.

Battery life

Beats wireless headphones have excellent battery life, particularly in the over-ear models. Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones, for example, can play up to 22 hours on one battery charge. They can also last for a total of 28 hours with their charging case. That makes them one of the longest-lasting headphones for wireless listening available.

Apple's W1 chip, which is Apple's proprietary, enables this incredible battery performance in the newest Beats headphones. It performs a lot of the heavy lifting that would drain the batteries more quickly using a standard Bluetooth connection. The Studio Buds and Powerbeats 4 are the first earbuds that incorporate this technology. It also improves the audio quality for podcasts and music.

The new earbuds come with a multi-function button "b" on the right earbud. It allows you to control the audio and voice commands "Hey Siri", hands-free. The headphones are the most tuned and balanced Beats ever, with deep bass that doesn't overwhelm well-balanced high and treble notes. They can also handle complex soundscapes that overlap. They don't reach the level of sound quality that best earbuds are for music and podcasts but they're close.

On the iPhone the earbuds connect in the same way as AirPods and support the "Find My" device locator system, as well as spatial audio for Apple Music. They're compatible with the "Hey Siri" voice assistant on any phone. The Beats app is free for iOS and Android and allows you to alter the audio settings, track the battery's lifespan and receive firmware updates.

If you're planning to take your earbuds for a run or hit the gym the neckband can be added to provide stability and a secure fit. The ear hooks keep the earbuds in place and are classified as IPX4 to withstand sweat. Similar to the earbuds, the neckband features the power and volume buttons, along with a multi-function "b" button that controls music.

The headphones come with a few other accessories, including an easy-to-carry case with a zipper and a carabiner. Additionally, you get an 3.5mm aux cord. The case is made from semi-glossy plastic, which feels tough however it is susceptible to showing fingerprints. It includes a small light at the bottom to show that the headphones are charging.