Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s been 10 months that I’ve had them and they no longer turn on. I’m so disappointed!

Used them 3 times and fell apart in my ear. The return policy is bull Sh$& won't be shopping at Best Buy anymore

Don’t know why you are asking me to review this. Never bought one.

Broke after a few months. Apple said it wasn't covered under warrenty.

Unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend these if you’re working out and sweating they will stop working

I open the box yesterday to start using and the bottom to answer calls is NOT working .

If you ever want to feel ridiculous wearing something, use these..... so chunky!

You can still hear everything around you when you wear these headphones with the volume turned all the way up.

After less then 2 weeks. The battery stopped taking full charge. These are $200.00 ear buds, not throw aways!

These earphones are horrible. I had to return them and get the apple airpods. Much better!

Won’t turn on or charge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After 4 months the earphones will not keep a charge. Terrible for the amount of money paid.

I purchased these for use in the gym, but first tried the Powerbeats2 (PB2) headphones. When I realized the battery life wasn't near as good, I decided to step up to the PB3's. While I'm not normally a fan of Beats products, these headphones are a wonderful product for use in the gym, or anywhere where having a quality wireless setup is essential. The sound quality tends to be a little bass-heavy, but an EQ on your phone works for cleaning up the signal to your personal preference. The fitment, with both the in-ear and over-ear components stays in place for nearly everything, including running, elliptical, cycling, etc. I have yet to find a headphone design that works as well as the PB3. On the other hand, for the price, there are some shortcomings. First, the case included in the PB3 box is a joke. They downgraded from the PB2 zipper case to a cheap, flimsy silicone case. At this price point, a padded protective case shouldn't even be a question. Second, the power button feels poor, compared to the PB2. The button should provide a more tactile 'click' when depressed to allow for eyes-free power on/off of the unit. Lastly, and not a major gripe, but worth noting, the in-ear portion of the headphones doesn't adequately provide noise reduction. This can be easily fixed by a set of $15 Comply earbud cushions (The T-400 fits these).

It's a shame Dr.Dre headphones bass is weak, I'm disappointed with this purchase.

I returned these. Very uncomfortable around my ear. Seems like they are built for me with large ears.

The left speaker broke in half and won't play music anymore.

I started off with the Apple AirPods, but like so many, I have issues with the earbuds staying in my ears. Odd shaped ears? Sloppy surface? Poorly designed? Not sure. I do know, however, that after picking up the Powerbeats 3, I will be seeking my AirPods. The sound is great, they are a comfortable fit with 4 choices for ear fit, and exceptional battery life. The ear hooks seem a tad to high over my ear, but turning them slight over my ear fits them better. My only knock would be the cheap rubber case, but not a deal breaker at all. Worthy purchase.

There are not comfy very Desapoint hard to put it in no good

Battery power I paid 150 dollars for this product and it's not as good they tell you on these commercials

I expected better quality with the beats. The sound is too low even when having them on the mac volume.