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The same way you'd struggle to simply order ‘a coffee' in a hipster coffee shop in east London, you need now to be much more precise when shopping for a pair of wireless headphones. Much like the tall-skinny-coffee-caramel-Frappuccino and its ilk, Bluetoo...
Good fit, Great battery, Bassy, fun sound...
Bass is too much at times, Can lack clarity and dynamics...
Our performance-per-pound mantra applies to more than just sound quality, and the Powerbeats3 Wireless deliver on form and function, almost without fault. And if that gets you halfway across the purchasing line, we wouldn't let the sound put you off, prov...
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The Beats audio range is known for its appeal to sportsmen, but mostly as a way of avoiding conversation while walking to and from the team coach. The Powerbeats3 Wireless, however, are suitable for use while actually doing exercise.They're Bluetooth-bas...
Price-wise these are on the high side for sporty headphones, but they do a fair job of justifying this.They stay on well and achieve a good, snug and largely sound-insulating fit, although clipping on the ear hooks can be a bit awkward. Design is fairly p...
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We recently looked at the Beats X, but warned they weren't for everybody. Specifically, they are not for runners.So enter the Powerbeats3, designed for running but with many of the same benefits as the Beats X.Like the Beats X, the Powerbeats3 come compl...
Excellent sound, Great battery life...
Not the best fit, Less costly options are available...
There's a lot to like here, the sound is great, the battery life is decent and you can adjust the fit to make them snug, even if this doesn't always last...
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The PowerBeats 3 are dedicated fitness headphones from Apple - and they come complete with the new W1 chip, which imbues them with greater power within the Apple ecosystem.It means that once connected to an iPhone, they'll be recognised by an iPad, MacBoo...
Great battery life, Solid bass response, Good wireless range...
A bit bass-heavy, Fit could be better, High price...
The PowerBeats 3 are well-made, long-lasting and with good sound quality, which is a pleasing trio of merit for fitness headphones.The fit is pretty good, and for people with more ‘enclosed' ears likely almost perfect. Some might struggle to get a good se...
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In the market for a pair of wireless in-ear headphones for exercising? The Powerbeats 3 Wireless from Beats by Dre are worth considering. They're simple to set up, especially if you've got an iPhone! It'll automatically detect the headphones without havin...
Excellent battery life, offering up to 12 hours of listening time also, five minutes of charging will give you a full hour of listening time too, Very easy to set up, especially if you have an Apple device with iOS 10 or above the headphones are automatic...
There's no way to use the headphones when the battery runs out, If you wear glasses, you'll struggle with the ear hooks...
These are a great pair of wireless in-ear headphones for fitness fans as they stay put during exercise thanks to the adjustable ear hooks. The overall sound is good, although in some genres there was a slightly overpowering bass. They have up to 12 hours...
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devontechsupport.com Updated:
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The PowerBeats 3 are dedicated fitness headphones from Apple – and they come complete with the new W1 chip, which imbues them with greater power within the Apple ecosystem.It means that once connected to an iPhone, they'll be recognised by an iPad, MacBoo...
The PowerBeats 3 are well-made, long-lasting and with good sound quality, which is a pleasing trio of merit for fitness headphones.The fit is pretty good, and for people with more ‘enclosed' ears likely almost perfect. Some might struggle to get a good se...
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There's a lot to consider when buying a pair of sports earphones. You can either opt for the "cheap as possible, don't care if they break, buy new ones if they do," approach, or spend a bit more money on something that will sound good, work well and is c...
W1 pairing with Apple products is so convenient, long battery life, secure fit...
Bass heavy audio won't be for all, not exactly elegant...
The Powerbeats 3 aren't the best in-ears around from an audio perspective, but the fact they keep going and going, stay securely in your ears thanks to those ear hooks and pump the bass will be a huge draw to many. As will the W1 chip's pairing sequence...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
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Spend any time at the gym recently? Take a look around. Whether you love...
I've spent ages searching for the perfect sports earphones, but always came up short. Whether it's ill-fitting earbuds, wireless dropouts, or multiple device woes, there's always some sort of letdown.The Beats PowerBeats3 Wireless are the first sports in-...
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Spend any time at the gym recently? Take a look around.Whether you love ‘em or loathe ‘em, Dr. Dre's eponymous headphones are everywhere, from the treadmill to the weights bench. Even I joined the Beats brigade, picking up a pair of Powerbeats2 wireless i...
Apple W1 chipset boosts range and battery life, Great performance, Comfortable fit...
Micro-USB charging, You'll need an iPhone 7 to get the best from it...
I've spent ages searching for the perfect sports earphones, but always came up short. Whether it's ill-fitting earbuds, wireless dropouts, or multiple device woes, there's always some sort of letdown. The Beats PowerBeats3 Wireless are the first sports i...
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Spend any time at the gym recently? Take a look around.Whether you love ‘em or loathe ‘em, Dr. Dre's eponymous headphones are everywhere, from the treadmill to the weights bench. Even I joined the Beats brigade, picking up a pair of Powerbeats2 wireless i...
Apple W1 chipset boosts range and battery life, Great performance, Comfortable fit...
Micro-USB charging, You'll need an iPhone 7 to get the best from it...
I've spent ages searching for the perfect sports earphones, but always came up short. Whether it's ill-fitting earbuds, wireless dropouts, or multiple device woes, there's always some sort of letdown.The Beats PowerBeats3 Wireless are the first sports in-...
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Hey, did you hear the news, Apple owns Beats now. OK, so it's not exactly new news, it happened years ago, but it's still a pretty big deal, and important for what we're going to say next. The first wave of post-Apple takeover headphones have dropped, fin...
Innovative Touch Bar improves usability, Simply stunning, high-end design, Oodles of power and a joy to use...
Additional ports would be nice, Can get a bit toasty, Need for adapters is frustrating...
© Digital SpyAfter a pair of run-friendly headphones that look and sound good enough to become your daily audio enablers? Stop looking, you've found them. The Beats Powerbeats 3 might not change the world when it comes to sound quality, but as an overall...
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For wireless connectivity, the Powerbeats 3 boast class 1 Bluetooth and compatibility with Apple's W1 wireless chip. Class 1 Bluetooth has a range that is supposed to be 10x further than Class 2 devices. In short: it's awesome. In our office, the Powerbea...
Yes--especially if you want wireless earbuds for running and working out at the gym.Wireless earbuds have blown up in the past two years, for a number of reasons. But despite the immense popularity, there are still some longstanding issues that hang over...
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You might remember how on September 7th of last year, Apple decided to ditch the headphone jack in favor of going wireless: a move I still have plenty of feels about. But to help the transition go a little smoother, they announced the Powerbeats3 wireless...
No skips, Haven't had any issues with sweat, Ear hooks keep them securely in place, Battery life...
Price, Initially have to repair, Ear tips get slippery with sweat...
The Powerbeats3 are a good pair of headphones, not great. And unless you get them on a good sale the asking price of $199 is way too much...
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When Apple released their iPhone 7 it was missing a certain 3.5mm jack that we've all come to assume was going to be there. Their reasoning was that everything is going to be wireless soon anyway. I'm still not a fan of getting rid of the headphone jack...
So that makes the BeatsX the winner. We didn't get to it, but another major factor to think about is price. At $149 the BeatsX are also the most affordable of the three. Of course, if you're in the market for a pair of fitness headphones obviously the Pow...
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Apple's iPhone 7 isn't the first phone to ship without a headphone jack. But the iPhone 7 is definitely the most important and popular phone to discard the headphone jack, and Apple is dragging the industry toward a wireless future, whether we like it or...
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The cable-free AirPods ushered in Apple's W1 chip, which allows easier pairing and better Bluetooth connectivity across supported iOS devices. The Powerbeats3 Wireless from Beats bring the W1 chip to the realm of Bluetooth earphones that still use a cable...
Powerful audio performance for bass lovers, Uses Apple W1 chip for quick pairing, better connectivity with iOS devices, Sweat- and water-resistant design, Very secure fit...
Insanely boosted bass and sculpted highs aren't for anyone seeking an accurate sound signature, Expensive...
The Beats Powerbeats3 Wireless earphones use the Apple W1 chip for superior Bluetooth performance and deliver a highly sculpted, bass-forward audio experience...
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Bluetooth audio—?especially when exercising—?has always been "good enough,"has always been "good enough," but never great. Apple's W1 chip in its latest headphones lineup changes that, and the proprietary wireless technology steals the show in its new spo...
At $200, the Powerbeats3 are not exactly an impulse buy. In fact, Apple's own forthcoming AirPods (which also include the W1 chip, as well as a number of other advantages) are $40 cheaper. Still, the Powerbeats3 are priced at the same entry point as thei...
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The Powerbeats3 don't look all that different from their predecessors . There are a few tweaks here and there, mostly aimed at getting them to fit better. The primary distinction is tucked away inside, a happy addition to the Bluetooth earbuds that arrive...
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