With a focus on color, customization, and longevity, the Beats 360 are a fun and stylish alternative to the AirPods Max 2. The headphones feature a telescoping design reminiscent of Apple's premium model. Beats introduces four frame colors, six performance knit, and two ultra-plush cushion kits, offering up to 256 combinations.

Each kit includes ear cushions and a headband costing $50. The Sky frames come with color-matched cushions. Swapping headbands is simple via silicone connectors that snap into frames.

Ear cushions lock into frames with plastic twist-to-lock nodes. Sensors adjust sound tuning based on cushion density. The Beats 360 target active consumers.

During gym sessions, the Performance Knit wicks sweat and keeps ears cool. The knit headband and cushion texture provide enough friction for stability during workouts. Physical controls remain responsive even when sweaty.

The headphones include improved ANC and a replaceable battery. An IPX4 rating protects against water ingress. No on-head detection is present.

Hi-res wireless audio support is absent. USB-C audio passthrough is gone. Priced at $200, they offer a unique blend of hardware and design choices for style-conscious fitness enthusiasts.