Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the $150 sale price these often hit they are worth the $150 price tag. I dont think I’d feel comfortable paying $300 or more on them. Dont get me wrong, they sound great but in the $300 price range there are better options. They have their own amp built in which really pushes the bass. The noise cancellation is great but if you plan on wearing them for long periods of time they get uncomfortable. Overall if you want beats studios, grab them on sale.

To start, I picked these up on a pre Black Friday Sale for 200 vs the normal 350. Had they been full price, I would've gone with the Bose 35 or Sony Wh1000M3 for the same price. I have full faith in those brands and the reviews are excellent from both the media and customers. However, with the sale, I decided to give them a chance. My favorite aspects of the headphones are: Ear Comfort - The ear pads are very soft. They don't pinch against the side of my head even with my rather large noggin. They also feel very secure as I move around and bend over without being uncomfortable. They did warm up my ears a bit after 2 straight hours but they never became hot. Ease of connectivity - I use a lot of Apple products and once paired they easily switch between all of my devices. I especially liked that they connected to Apple TV so that I don't have to run my surround sound after my wife and kids have gone to bed. Build and Ease of use - They feel very sturdy and have a nice look that doesn't call attention to themselves. I would have liked to have had the dark blue option available, c'est la vie. 1 side has your volume controls and play/pause/answer function while the other side has the power/NC feature. Once I put on my glasses, it was pretty easy to figure out how to use the buttons. I wouldn't say they were exactly intuitive but easy enough. Sound Quality - Nice Bass and Mids without being too much and a nice clear quality. As a late 40's guy, I still like to turn it up on occasion. However, I do appreciate my hearing a lot more than I used to, so I usually keep them at a low to moderate volume. Battery Life - Without the NC active, they claim 40 hours between charges. With NC on they run 20+ before needing to recharge. So far I've had them just over a week and I haven't charged after the initial charge. I've been using them about 2 to 3 hours a day, with a mix of NC on and off, and they're still over half charged. Impressive..at least to me. Pretty Good Noise Cancellation - This is where things have to be taken in perspective. With the other brands I mentioned earlier, you can tell the NC is working even without any music playing. Everything quiets down as soon as you put them on. The Beats do a good job at eliminating a lot of background when music is playing but otherwise, they aren't on the same level as the Bose and Sony. They also weren't 350, so my expectation is somewhat more reasonable. I'm in for 4+ hour flight soon, so that'll be a better test of the NC. Head Comfort - They're a little tight, in particular if you wear glasses. They're also a bit heavy. Being follicly challenged as I am, they can be a bit uncomfortable sitting against my skin. Between the weight and cool material, it took me a minute to get used to. Not a deal breaker but not ideal. In summary, If you made it to the end of this epic review, you're better than me, I lost interest after Ease of Use. Nevertheless, I'm very pleased with the purchase and recommend them at the sale price.

These were a gift for my husband. He prefers this style over an ear bud. They have an excellent sound, are comfortable and stylish. Although he thinks to good to wear mowing the lawn or something.... not true

Lightweight and noise cancelation is good. Fit in ears perfectly and won’t cause pain.

I had some issues when I bought Beats Solo 3 wireless. I don’t like the on ear design of the Solo3, it can be painful after an hour or 2. I prefer the Beats Studio3 wireless but they were almost twice the price and out of my price range. Well for some reason, Best Buy had the Beats Studio3 wireless for $20 less than the Beats Solo3 wireless and even in the exact matte grey color I wanted. I quickly exchanged my Solos3 and got the over the ear Studio3 wireless. The next day, for some reason the Studio3 wireless went on sale for even $10 cheaper, and Best Buy even matches the sale and credited me back $10 more dollars!! Final cost Beats Studio 3 wireless Matte Grey, $179.99 (originally $349.99) Beats Solo3 wireless $199.99 Also worth mentioning is the Studios have a noise canceling feature that works pretty good but not like the newer Beats Solo3 wireless PRO ($299) A absolutely recommend the Studio3 over the Solos3. Extremely long battery life, 40 hours, super quick charging and very stylish and slim fitting to the head. Buy them before they go way back up in price!!

No complaints. My husband uses them at the gym and they met his expectations. Great sound quality and very durable. He has the blue ones and they look SHARP. Worth every penny. If you’ve been on the fence about purchasing these, just do it. You won’t be disappointed.

I've been using earbuds and Air Pods for so long, I was hesitant to go back to a full set of headphones. However, with recommendations from friends, I decided to give these a try. I am so happy I did. They are extremely comfortable, and have an incredible sound quality. So happy I made the switch!

Sound quality is very good. Also the product look and packaging was awesome.

i am a songwriter/composer so i know what to expect from headphones...i can say the beats are some of the best you can buy! great balance in sound from highs to lows...very little distortion at low bass levels and good clear sound overall.

Been since last Christmas and I’m still rocking these to the gym and on runs. Perfectly connects every time and it seems like these last for days without a charge Honestly! Above quality sound as well, these are really good headphones!

After almost 2 years I still love them!! I use them for the gym and the noise canceling works so well. ALSO charges in less than 15 minutes and lasts SO LONG.

I've had these headphones for about 2 years now and it still works amazing. Noise cancellation is great, even when on an airplane. Battery life lasts, rarely need to charge. I use for the gym and travel. Great headphones and purchased at a great price.

The sound in the Stdio 3 are way better than i expected!! They are amazing at any volume. Great for every situation ive put them through!! Work, travel, and working out. Easily connect to your phone and tells you how low the battery is vis phone and headphones.

These were a gift for my teenage daughter and she loves them. They were comfortable for to use on a 9 hour flight and helped filter out and cancel the noise of the airplane. They charge quickly and she loves that she can also attach and use the headphone jack when Bluetooth isn’t an option.

I enjoy these headphones when listening to music, no better way to relax. They are very comfortable, and sound great. Some reviewers said that there are better earphones available, but these are fine for me. Unlike other wireless headphones, the Beats Studio 3 connect seamlessly to iOS devices, such as the iPhone and iPad, as well as MacBooks and iMacs. Although I haven't done it, the new iOS allows a Bluetooth connection to be shared with another user. Connections are always fast and smooth. A matching grey cable is provided if you want to use the headphones "wired". The battery can last for 22 hours when using noise cancelling, and 40 hours without. They always seem charged and ready to go when I need them. The carry case is large, and the headset folds easily. They have the quality associated with apple products, which they technically are because apple owns beats, Still the charge cable connects by micro usb instead of lightning cables. Strange. I would prefer lightning cables. The Studio 3 wireless headphones are a good buy.

The Studio Headphones was a great upgrade from the Beat Solo 3 wireless. Beats in general is a great product in my opinion. I am enjoying the clear sound and more comfortable fit around ears. The bass is perfect and battery life is outstanding. Would definitely recommend for any over ear headphones users.

Nice sound however noise cancellation is not as good as my Sony‘s but still good ear pad material also makes me sweat a little more than the sony but great price point 22 hour battery dosnt last as long as some of beats by dre less expensive headphones but for the price like i said they are worth it. Oh and I wish it came with a ligthning cord to 1/8 inch jack since its owend by apple that would have been nice

Really hard to dislike anything about this. The sound wuakity and comfort is top tier. I couldnt believe how much noise these cancelled out. It almost felt like I was wearing earplugs. Defintely check these out if youre in the market for a new set!

Great comfort, good sound and noise cancelling, adjustable straps

These headphones don't particularly shine in any particularly area, such as sound quality, aesthetics, or comfort, but they're decent enough in all three areas. For the average consumer who is not an audiophile, they won't be able to really tell how well these headphones accurately reproduce sound. They sound better than your cheap $50 headphones you can buy at Walgreens, but don't expect them to be in the same league as Sonys or Sennheiser. But again, to the average consumer who doesn't pay much attention to sound detail, they may not be able to tell the difference. These headphones have a pretty strong clamping force compared to other headphones such as the Sony WH1000XM3; plus their earcups are a bit smaller, so your ears may feel hot and fatigued after an hour or so. But, because of their stronger clamping force, it makes them pretty enjoyable to use in the gym for lifting weights. I wouldn't recommend running with these though, since your ears will bake like they're in a sauna. Looks-wise, I have to say their slim profile makes them more attractive than the plain and understated Sonys. But, they feel VERY cheaply made! I feel afraid whenever I bend these a little to put on my head, since their hinges feel cheap and fragile. It seems to be a common issue where buyers break their headphones in less than year, and NOT from strenuous use. These headphones are not worth buying at their full retail price of $350. But at their heavily discounted price of $189, they are a pretty good deal, I must say. In conclusion: great jack-of-all-trades, but master-at-none. Buy only if you have an iOS device, and if it's on sale.