co2CREA Hard Travel Case for Beats Dr. Dre Solo3 Solo2 Solo Pro Beats Studio Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones,Case Only

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Beats does not offer any way to tweak the EQ either, so what you hear is what you get out of the Solo3 headphones. The audio out of the Solo3 headphones is mids-driven, with the higher registers, as well as the lows and bass, given less of a role. That’s not to say the bass isn’t there — it is. The Solo3 headphones just don’t really pump the bass like I sometimes enjoy, or seem to have the ability to present it with any depth.

Speaking of that clamping pressure, it’s significant. The Solo3 headphones are the on-ear variety, not over-ear. As such, the cups rest directly on your ears and push them into the sides of your head when worn. I don’t have a particularly large head, and it is narrower than it is round. Even so, the earcups press pretty hard against my ears to the point that the Solo3s become uncomfortable to wear even after a short while. I’ve been able to wear them for at most an hour before significant fatigue sets in. In short, these headphones wear very small, so if you have a larger head, it’s highly likely these are going to be even more uncomfortable on you than they are on me. Jaron Schneider/Digital Trends / Digital Trends Maybe. The thing is, they’re expensive for what is average audio performance, but they look good and the compatibility with Apple products is nice and hard to overlook. You’re going to have to balance what’s important to you and determine if the Beats Solo3 headphones fulfill that need.Sharing is compatible with Beats Fit Pro, Beats Flex, Solo Pro, Powerbeats Pro, Powerbeats, Solo 3 Wireless, Powerbeats 3 Wireless, Beats Studio 3 Wireless, Beats X, AirPods (1st generation or later), AirPods Pro and AirPods Max. Works with iPhone 8 or later and iPod touch (7th generation) with the latest version of iOS; and 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2nd generation or later), 11-inch iPad Pro, 10.5-inch iPad Pro, iPad (5th generation or later), iPad Air (3rd generation) and iPad mini (5th generation) with the latest version of iPadOS.

Beats has done an excellent job making the audio on these headphones have the broadest possible appeal. For an audiophile, these are as close to par as I can imagine. For the average listener, though, they are inoffensive. iCloud account and iOS 15.1, macOS Monterey 12.0.1, watchOS 8.1 or later versions. Siri may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Internet access is required. Mobile data charges may apply. With Micro-USB on its way out, it might be annoying to have to keep that extra cable around when the rest of your tech is on to USB-C, especially if you’re using Apple products and already toting around a Lighting cable. Beats products are covered by Apple’s 1-year limited warranty, and the build quality is solid. Should you buy them? The build quality is solid, too. The hinges are made of polished chrome, the earcups are well-padded, and though the exterior of the cans is plastic, the headphones don’t feel cheap. The headband isn’t particularly robust, but the lightness of the Solo3s mixed with the strength of the clamping pressure on the ears lets me give that a pass.app requires Android 8.0 or later. App is available on the Google Play Store and on beatsbydre.com. may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Internet access is required. Mobile data charges may apply. footnote1While using included USB-C cable with a compatible USB-enabled source device. Requires compatible lossless content from supported apps/services. Not all content is available in lossless format.