Review on 🎧 Beats Studio 3 Wireless Shadow Grey: The Ultimate Wireless Headphones Experience by Felicja Szczepanik ᠌

In March of 2022, I made a purchase at MVideo. The shipment got there at 09:02:22:22. The headphones are brand new, everything is securely sealed, and there are no smudges, fingerprints, or other blemishes on them. I'm not sure who mentioned the crumpled package in the evaluations, but whoever it was should know that there are no packages within the box:) The embouchure is extremely wrinkled as a result of prolonged storage when folded in the case; however, I was almost successful in straightening it out in just three hours; I believe that everything will be restored within the next couple of days. The next topic is the headphones themselves. I got them primarily for the purpose of active noise reduction for the purpose of making it more comfortable for me to work at home, so that I would not hear voices, screams, or any other noises that could be distracting. These headphones are excellent at performing this function. The most that can be made out of a really loud voice is a hushed murmur in the background. There is no effect of complete silence, and when ANC is activated, a soft hissing sound is played in the headphones (similar to white noise). This does not bother me at all, and if you turn on some music, you won't be able to hear it at all. For 8600, which I provided for them (a share in MVideo for blue), I believe that this is a fantastically successful outcome. In terms of the music on its own. I do not consider myself to be an audiophile or an expert. They have an excellent sound quality for the typical customer. There are no basses that make a "farting" sound and shake your head. When listening through headphones, you can make out each individual instrument contributing to the song, and the overall effect is one of incredibly delicate sound distribution. I do not suffer any discomfort from the vibrations; rather, I get a gentle enveloping sensation, which is something that I have not felt before on any headphones, even the BeatsX earplugs. As was to be expected, there are no issues with the UI when using Apple technology. This device also has a wired microphone, just like BeatsX does, and it functions in the exact same way. There won't be any issues if you're inside, but outside on the street, it can be difficult for people to hear you. I attempted to couple it with a Samsung TV running on the Tyzen operating system (model 2022), and there were no issues, everything paired smoothly, and the volume of the headphones could be adjusted using the remote control for the TV. In a nutshell, I only brought these headphones inside the house with me to use at home because I wanted to ensure that my work would not be disrupted by ambient noise and that they would be simple to link with my Apple devices. If you are interested in the same things I am, then you should go for it since they are worthwhile.