Review on 🎶 Unleash Your Sound: Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones by Ada Lipczyska ᠌

In general, I enjoy it. I would rate it highly if it weren't for the flaws that were pointed out earlier (especially the first one), but as it stands, I can't recommend it. And so - sadly, mediocre. The advantages of it include the following: Careful planning and selection of components Nice and audible. Excellent craftsmanship; there are no squeaks, loose parts, or scratches. Superior soundproofing of the highest quality Very quick and simple pairing process with Apple's iPhone and Mac. I normally listen to everything at maximum or very maximum volume, but on Bits, half the volume is adequate for me, even in a very noisy environment (subway train) - 3/4 I usually listen to everything at maximum or almost maximum volume, but on Bits, half the volume is enough for me despite its advantages. There are two extremely significant flaws, and I must deduct one point for each of them: 1. After a few minutes of being exposed to cold, they will automatically turn off. Yet, the battery does not drain completely; rather, it is sufficient to expose the devices to high temperatures for approximately thirty seconds for them to switch back on. Not customizable. Unforgivable, considering the cost of these headphones. 2. If you remove the headphones, turn off the music in them, and even fold them, but do not press the off button, the headphones will continue to work until the battery is completely depleted, which is the opposite of the previous disadvantage. And this, despite the fact that they had already figured out how to construct timers that automatically shut off after a certain amount of time had elapsed without being used. In addition, this is not a bug, but rather a peculiarity: despite having its own lightning connector, Apple still uses a micro-USB port on the Bits. If you want to listen through the cord, however, there is no adaptor for lightning; you will need to purchase additional accessories.