Review on 🎶 Unleash Your Sound: Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones by Jasmit Singh ᠌

For Apple devices, an extremely convenient thing, I would say the decisive factor in the purchase. I like my AirPods, but with them on the subway it’s sad on long trips, and I don’t want to get tangled in the wires. It's very cool that the headphones are automatically picked up by iCloud after pairing with the iPhone, because in order to listen to music from the Watch or Mac, you do not need to pair the headphones on these devices. Switching is pretty fast. It is worth noting that the sound in non-Apple devices over a wireless connection may fluctuate somewhat in quality, since not all devices will pick up the AAC codec. It's a pity that there is no support for AptX, but dreaming, as they say, is not harmful. I also liked the headphones because I can easily wire them to my Nintendo Switch and play with noise cancellation. By the way, noise reduction is not the best here, but on the other hand, it does not hurt your head with long use. Apple/Beats are clearly counting on a closed headphone design, which, by the way, gives really good passive noise cancellation. This is also the reason for the use of eco-leather ear pads, which I usually do not like, because they sweat. While my preference is for the velor ear pads, the ones found in the Beats Studio 3, are quite nice and soft. There are worse) The sound is just ok. Suitable for most electronics. The upper frequencies feel somehow cut, the bottoms in the region of 60 Hz are also little visible. However, the mids are quite detailed. The sound is dense, characteristic of closed monitor headphones. For information, despite the name, Studio is not suitable (I can put Beyerdynamics DT250 in comparison), but they were not created for it. I can definitely recommend the headphones to people with a zoo of Apple devices like mine for daily use outside the home. For home, you can take something more interesting, but with Android it is better to pay attention to, for example, the "boring" Bose QC35 II.