Review on 🎶 Unleash Your Sound: Beats Studio3 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones by Kristiyana Setiyawat ᠌

Equipment, appearance. It's been a long time since I've experienced so many emotions when opening a box with a new device. It's just indescribably magical. Everything is very high quality and with great love for the user (they put not only a solid case, but also a branded carbine to it). There are also no complaints about the ears themselves - even though the plastic looks, and most importantly, it feels extremely pleasant. Plus, no gaps, nothing creaks, no backlash. When you first connected, ated via Bluetooth. Ergonomics, sound. On the head, the Beats sit tightly, the ear pads cover the auricle completely. Moreover, this is one of the few full-size models that can be recommended for sports with a clear conscience. All main control is placed on the left thicket; you get used instantly, each switch is accompanied by a clear click, providing a distinct "communication". And now about the sound itself. I’ll note right away that I hooked through AAC, with the SBC codec they work out much worse. Only the mids are detailed; high ones are synthetically clamped, that is, you won’t hear chirps even at high volume, but they don’t reveal the whole palette; low ones are generally cut as much as possible; the equalizer does not pull out. It seems that the voice of the ears was sharpened as much as possible under the "average" unpretentious ear. Electronics on them feels great. Yes, and something borderline, like Linkin Park, win back quite well. But for me, as a fan of Sony's velvety sound, of course, there is a catastrophic lack of bass. Passive noise cancellation slightly less than completely hides the urban cacophony, but active noise cancellation, although it hides extraneous noise even better, at the same time adds its own “white”. To slightly sweeten the impression should be a very long time of work - a week, 6 hours a day; I have two without noise. True, the switched off ones do not shy even on the wire. Price, positioning. For $150, the Beats Studio3 is a solid option for every day, including for training, as an alternative to the mediocre-sounding TWS.