The Beats are more comfortable and they also come with an audio cable and an in-line microphone, which the Nura is lacking inside the box. On the other hand, the personalization feature of the Nura is a unique experience that you can’t get on the Beats headphones. The Nura also offer a longer battery life than the Beats. The Sony WH-H900N/h.ear on 2 Wireless have similar performance to the beats studio3 Wireless.
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Astell&Kern – which yes, has great sound, but also costs as much as a used car. If not for their comfortable earpads – we’ll talk more about these below – we would have to give Beats the worst rating for over-ear headphone design quality. The matte finish on the headphones does little to salvage the style, and if anything, acts as a dust and dandruff magnet. Beats by Dre Studio3 Wireless is supposed to leave a lasting impression of strength and passion for sound, with a quality that earns their $350 price tag. After getting our hands on the cheap, plastic material of the headphones – we’ll talk more about this below – we prayed that the money would be in the audio. I’m usually a little more lenient with Beats products because I know they’re going to sell anyway, but the Studio3 Wireless isn’t worth the original $350 USD.
The Bluetooth connectivity of the Studio3 Wireless is standard for an Apple product. We were able to get a decent amount of distance from our phones before experiencing dropouts, and the pairing is quick and intuitive, like the $235 Apple AirPods Pro. Using Apple’s W1 chip, connections are the easiest and most useful part of the Studio3 Wireless. Having said that, it’s almost sad that proximity pairing and connectivity is the only good thing about this pair of headphones. It’s also worth noting that newer products, like the aforementioned AirPods Pro, use an even faster chip to connect. Modular Mod-1s, but those headphones sported a metal-plated button, while the Studio3 Wireless are entirely plastic.