The Beats 360 are the newest pair of headphones from Apple-owned Beats by Dre, aimed specifically at those looking for workout headphones. They feature a lightweight, durable design with IPX4 water and sweat resistance. The mesh fabric ear cups and headband are removable and easy to replace, with multiple color and material options. At the $350 asking price, the Beats 360 serve as a more affordable alternative to the Apple Air Pods Max 2, which now costs $549, making them an attractive gym companion with Android compatibility included.
Design-wise, the Beats 360 convey a workout-centric approach with modern Beats sophistication. The core structure maintains a minimal profile with chunky ear cushions and a headband encased in fabric mesh. The cushions are generously proportioned with dense foam padding, ensuring comfort even for larger ears. A notable feature is the replaceable system; ear cushions twist off and the headband pops off for easy maintenance. Beads sells replacement kits, available in six colors and two materials, allowing users to customize the look. Options include the Performance Knit fabric mesh and the Ultra Plush leather set. The headphones themselves come in Black, Cloud, Pink, and Sky. The Cushion Kit typically retails for $50 but is currently on sale for $10. Furthermore, the IPX4 rating protects against splashes, allowing use outdoors in the rain or by the pool, though it is not designed for submersion.
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