Wear chunky glasses and want a wireless pair you can wear for six hours at a time without any discomfort? Check out the Bose QuietComfort 35 before buying these is our recommendation. In this specific class, the headphones are actually fairly comfy too, thanks to ear cups that shift to fit your head’s contours in order to spread out the pressure as evenly as possible. However, this is a problem of runner-ready on-ear headphones in general, rather than specific to the Beats Solo 3 Wireless. If you wear glasses with chunky stems, you’ll likely find that after a few hours you start to feel a bit of gnawing discomfort in your ear cartilage. The Beats Solo 3 Wireless also have a fairly firm grip on your cranium, which initially doesn’t feel that comfortable compared to a set of over-ear headphones. It’s not just the headband that makes this possible, though. The idea is you'll be able to wear these headphones while out jogging without them gradually working their way off your head. The Beats Solo 3 Wireless use squidgy rubber for the part that sits on your head, spreading the pressure well and creating a much higher-friction hold than conventional headband padding. It’s unclear when or if Beats plans to bring its recently revealed Fit Pro wireless earbuds to Canada.Beats headband padding on the Beats Solo 3 Wireless doesn’t seem luxurious either, but this time it has a definite purpose. Dre also still sells its Beats Pill+ wireless Bluetooth speaker as well. Of course, the company formerly owned by Dr. On the earbud side, Beats’ lineup includes the Powerbeats Pro, the Beats Flex, the Beats Studio Buds and the Beats Fit Pro.
That said, the Beats Solo Pro reviewed quite well and feature excellent noise cancellation.īeats still sells its long-running Solo 3 and Studio 3 over-ear headphones, however. It’s unclear why Beats killed off these products, but it likely has something to do with low sales.
The three pairs of headphones are no longer available from Apple but you can likely find them in stock at 3rd-party retailers - at least for now. At the same time it announced its new Fit Pro earbuds, Apple-owned Beats also cut back its product lineup considerably.Īs first reported by MacRumors, Beats has discontinued its Powerbeats, Solo Pro and its Beats EP earbuds/headphones.
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