

That means that they should, at the very least, not sound like crap. With all of the talk about battery life and extra nifty features, it sometimes gets lost that these are both still headphones. The Beats Powerbeats block out more than the AirPods by a landslide. The Solo3, with its on-ear design, feels more portable and less bulky, though it sacrifices some structural reinforcement offered by the Studio 3. The Studio 3 is sturdier, more isolated with noise cancellation features, but significantly more expensive than its sibling. The bad Expensive doesn't sound quite as good as the Bose SoundLink On-Ear Bluetooth, which costs $50 less. The good The Beats Solo 2 Wireless is a well-built wireless headphone that sounds good in both wireless and wired modes and is relatively comfortable to wear for an on-ear headphone. The new headphones are priced at $199.95 like other Solo3 Wireless models, and with their launch, Beats has discontinued all other available Solo3 headphones with the exception of the special Mickey version. You're getting good value from the Solo3 Wireless because they sound great, pair and charge quickly and easily, and have intuitive controls - even if the make of the design feels a little cheap.

Overall, these headphones are a solid choice for $200 - but you can do better, particularly if you like Beats. Beats Solo 3 is an upgrade of Beats Solo 2. They also work well with devices that don't use iOS. The headphones are stylish, and they offer incredible sound quality. If you want to upgrade from an outdated model of headphones and don't want to spend a lot, Beats Solo 2 will be an excellent choice.

From the 12 hours of use on the Solo2 wireless and 40 hours on the Solo3 wireless-a definite upgrade, and so far the most noticeable difference between the Solo3 and its predecessor. Well, maybe not exactly the same the Solo3 comes in new colors. Externally Solo2 and Solo3 look exactly the same.
