An innovative pair with swappable cushions and rare water resistance, plus better ANC, voice pickup and sound than the Studio Pro.
Beats 360
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Critics’ consensus
6 professional reviewers tested the Beats 360, and 4 recommend it. Most praised: battery life and noise cancelling.
Reviewed by ZDNET, Engadget, Android Central and 3 more
The catch: Midrange sound is weak, and there is no wired audio or wear detection.
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What do critics say about the Beats 360?
Customizable over-ear headphones that work for both gym and daily use, with bass-forward sound, strong ANC for Beats and very long battery.
The reviewer's top pick for workout over-ear headphones, with great comfort, customization, improved ANC and a replaceable battery.
The most complete Beats headphones yet, ready for the gym with sweat resistance, swappable cushions and long battery life.
A good choice for gym users who dislike earbuds, with sweat resistance, swappable cups and solid ANC.
Excellent as workout over-ears, with swappable parts, water resistance and strong battery.
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Is the Beats 360 worth it?
Critics are divided: 4 of 6 recommend it. Midrange sound is weak, and there is no wired audio or wear detection.
Do critics agree about the Beats 360?
Broad agreement: scores range from 70 (The Verge) to 86 (ZDNET), a spread of 16 points across 6 reviews. Most reviewers land fairly close together.
What is the best alternative to the Beats 360?
The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 (critic score 92), top pick, narrowly.