$350 BUY NOW Consumer testers were big fans of the style and comfort offered here, plus you'll get three hours of play after charging for just 10 minutes . We had no trouble pairing the Beats headphones with Bluetooth, especially on an iPhone (a notification will pop up on your screen as soon as you...

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

Great product. Was torn between the Bose QC35 II and this. Ultimately ended up with this as it has better battery life, and a far superior Bluetooth technology. It also utilizes Apple technology that knows how much noise cancelling to supply based on ambient sounds.

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

Have had these for almost 2 years. No complaints at all. The headset charges very fast. Very comfortable for hours on the head. This beats headset is worth every penny. No over kill on bass or highs.. just perfect

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

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 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 balance anywhere else.

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

Quite happy with these head phones. For me it was between the Studio 3's and Sony WHa1000XM2. I ended up with the Studio 3's mostly to match my girlfriend and the red color options. The battery lasts quite a while. I havent timed it, but I'm sure it is close to what is advertised.

W1 / Apple pairing is excellent; Look and feel is good; Battery life is superb

ANC is shockingly bad and doesn't come close to expectations; Weird pops and crackles are common as it tries to compensate for anything even vaguely unusual in the environment; Sound is average as best; Heat build up under the ear pads is significant