Review on 🎧 Beats Studio 3 Wireless Shadow Grey: The Ultimate Wireless Headphones Experience by Andrey Popov ᠌

This alternative is not the worst choice at all if you are looking for something that costs up to 10,000 dollars. It is best to spend the extra money and get something of higher quality if you want good noise suppression and sound quality. Got pros: Keep in step with Apple. Appearance. The investment in noise canceling is worthwhile. Having this drawback: When worn, the crown causes discomfort because to its sharp rim and its delicate lining. If you have noise reduction switched on, you may experience hoarseness and rattling in your voice at certain times; however, if you turn it off, everything returns to normal. Although the sound quality is only average, considering that it costs 9990, it is more than adequate. The sound quality is terrible on the microphone, but it is significantly improved on the earp ears. It's not loud and it doesn't always appear at high sounds, but it's annoying that for 10k I still listen to rattling. It's better to pay extra and take normal ears than to put up for 10k with such minuses. While I'm going to return it under warranty, because the rattling with noise reduction is annoying, it's not strong and it doesn't always appear at high sounds.