
Apple MUQE2LL/A Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Renewed
Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones deliver award-winning sound and an epic 40-hour battery life powered by the Apple W1 chip.
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Overview
Key Features
DRIVEN BY THE APPLE W1 CHIP: Incorporating the efficient W1 chip brings seamless setup and switching for your Apple devices, up to 40 hours of battery life, and Fast Fuel technology for 3 hours of play with a 5-minute charge
FEEL YOUR MUSIC: At the heart of Beats Solo3 Wireless is award-winning Beats sound. This headphone delivers premium playback with fine-tuned acoustics that maximize clarity, breadth, and balance
ALL-DAY PLAY: Beats Solo3 Wireless delivers up to 40 hours of battery life driven by the efficiency of the Apple W1 chip. Integrated on-ear controls coupled with dual beam-forming mics allow you to take calls, play music, adjust volume, and activate Siri while on the go
CUSTOMISED COMFORT: The on-ear, cushioned ear cups are adjustable, so you can customize your fit for all-day listening comfort. The comfort-cushion ear cups buffer outside noise for immersive sound, so you can experience music the way it was meant to be heard
WHAT IS IN THE BOX: Beats Solo 3 Wireless Headphones, Micro USB Cable, In-line Mic, Key Ring and Carrying Case
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Industry-leading 40-hour battery life means less frequent charging even with heavy daily use.
- Fast Fuel charging provides 3 hours of playback from just a 5-minute charge for quick top-ups.
- Apple W1 chip enables instant pairing and seamless switching between Apple devices.
- Adjustable cushioned ear cups provide a comfortable fit for extended listening sessions.
- Includes a carrying case and wired backup cable for versatile use on the go.
👎 Cons
- On-ear design applies pressure directly to the ears, which can become uncomfortable during very long sessions compared to over-ear alternatives.
- This is a renewed (refurbished) unit, so cosmetic imperfections may be present despite functional testing.
- Lacks active noise cancellation, relying only on passive isolation from the ear cup cushions.
- Charges via Micro USB rather than USB-C, which is increasingly outdated and less convenient.
- Sound profile leans toward bass emphasis, which may not appeal to listeners who prefer a flat, neutral response.