Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones - Apple W1 Headphone Chip, Class 1 Bluetooth, 22 Hours of Listening Time, Built-in Microphone - Matte Black

Love these Beats headphones!!!! They are very comfortable over the head and on the ears. They provide great sound with long play time and the outside noise canceling is excellent. Charging is quick and blue tooth connection to iPhone & Apple Mac takes less than 30 seconds. They come with a nice storage case and they fold up to make travel with them convenient and safe. Sound, comfort, efficiency and oh, the price - very affordable for the quality! These Beats are more bang for your buck! If ear buds aren’t for you, I highly recommend, give these Beats headphones a try!

Block the Noise, Boost the Vibe — Pure Sound, Zero Distractions 🎧🔥🤍The Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones are straight-up audio luxury. Powered by the Apple W1 chip, they deliver seamless Bluetooth connectivity, crystal-clear sound, and that signature deep Beats bass that hits just right.With Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), you can tune out the world and lock in on your playlist, podcast, or Zoom call — whether you're in a busy office, loud gym, or trying to ignore your roommate's terrible taste in TV.You get 22 hours of battery life (yup, you read that right), and Fast Fuel tech gives you 3 hours of playback from just a 10-minute charge. Comfort-wise? These over-ear cushions are soft, snug, and built for all-day wear — perfect for work, travel, or just vibing solo.And that clean white finish? Sleek, modern, and goes with everything. Add in the built-in mic and on-ear controls, and this is everything you want in a premium pair of wireless headphones.If you’re ready to level up your sound and shut the noise out in style — Studio3 doesn’t miss.

Really good headphones! Really good sound quality and the noise cancellation is great. Great for the gym and for studying. Best part they don’t hurt your ears after wearing them for 2 hours.

I think these headphones are terrific. I am not a techie or a sound system professional or anything close to that - just someone who enjoys all kinds of music and wants to enjoy it with a nice set of earbuds or headphones. Also, I'm a little bougie and like "status" brands so who wouldn't think I was cool in a pair of Beats Studio 3s? LOL.In reading the reviews, I was a bit nervous to get these because it seemed that a lot of the more recent ones were a bit negative in terms of the "quality of sound" and the noise cancelling. I looked at a lot other wireless headphones - AirPods Max, Bose, JBL, Sony etc. I decided to still purchase because at the Prime Day price (which I snagged earlier than Prime Day) they were a steal.I have been testing these out for a couple days. I think that the noise cancelling is fine. No, it's not like getting sucked into a vacuum but it cancels out the surrounding external sound enough so that I can fully immerse myself in the music. I find that this fits my "smallish" head and ears just fine, it's comfortable after about 4-5 hours of wear and still plenty of battery life. Most headphones, and earbuds, I have owned get uncomfy after a while and honestly I only see myself using these in spurts of 1-5 hours at a time anyway. The matte black style I got is very sleek and subtle; the packaging is beautiful, feels very "exclusive".Paired with my iphone 12 with no issue and every time I turn on the headphone power it immediately connects. I like the volume, play/pause/skip/back control. I don't intend to use this to take/make phone calls.So, at the sale price I think these were a great buy.Update: wore these today (7/18/23) in my home office and was driving my hubs crazy because I could not hear him and was not responding to him when he called my name repeatedly. He was sitting less than 10 feet away from me. So I’d say the noise canceling seems to work pretty well. ;)

Really loud, and good for noise cancellation. Cane brand new and no issues.

Jan 2023 - First, I am not an audiophile. So, this review will not be super technical, just an average Joe who doesn't mind paying for quality products.I did quite a bit of research before buying my next set of headphones. I read tons of reviews on Amazon and the web. I read multiple "review/ratings" articles online that compared numerous headphones. Ultimately, I decided to buy these because I have an iPhone and AppleTV that they work seamlessly with, and they were always rated highly at their price point.I've used them for about 2 months now. They were simple to pair with my iPhone. When I am in my living room with my AppleTV on and I turn them on, my AppleTV asks me if I want to pair them, and they have done that easily every single time. I love this seamless functionality.I use them at work primarily. I work in office with 20+ cubes. I use them often simply for the noise-canceling to stay focused, and I use them just as often to listen to podcasts and music. When in noise-canceling mode, they do not remove 100% of every sound around you. No headphones can (that I am aware of). But, they do a great job creating a virtually noise free environment with a light "white noise" in the background (similar to a fan in the distance). You can turn noise-canceling off, and then the noises around you are simply muffled (if you're not actively playing something on the device you're connected to).As mentioned previously, I listen to podcasts, music, and watch TV and movies with these. I think they sound fantastic with all of these. Occasionally, they do sound just a tiny bit bass-heavy for some of the music I listen to or during movies with high-action scenes that have a lot of explosions, but that's just me I guess. Some people probably prefer that with the music/media they have.My one peeve is that they don't completely fit over my ears. The good news is the cushions on the earcups are super soft. So, I can still wear them comfortably... for hours. This doesn't seem to affect the noise-canceling at all.Lastly, they seem to have a really good battery life with my usage style. I use them for varying lengths of time. At work, it's not uncommon to get interrupted and need to turn them off after 5-10 mins because I need to step away from my desk, and sometimes I will have them on for 2+ hours. At home, I often use them at night to watch stuff on my AppleTV so that I don't take a chance of waking up my kids while they are sleeping, and I can get hours of watch time in without needing to charge them (as long as they weren't close to being dead already).If you can get them on sale (like I did: $170), I wouldn't hesitate to buy them, and I saw them on sale a lot (but the sale price varied quite a bit) leading up to my purchase. I don't even think their regular price is all that bad for what you get.