Beats 360 review

The Beats 360 are the newest pair of headphones from Apple-owned Beats by Dre, and are aimed specifically at those looking for a pair of headphones to use during workouts. They have a lightweight, durable design as well as IPX4 water and sweat resistance. The mesh fabric ear cups and headband are also removable and easy to replace, with multiple color and material options.

The Beats 360 could also be seen as a more affordable alternative to the Apple AirPods Max 2, with many of the same Apple-exclusive features, plus Android compatibility, thrown in for good measure. At the $350 asking price, the Beats 360 aren’t particularly affordable by themselves, but with the Max now costing a cool $549, perhaps something like the Beats 360 is exactly what you were looking for, especially if you really were looking for a gym companion. Design The Beats 360 have a clean, subtle design language that conveys the workout-centric approach of the product with the modern Beats sophistication and elegance.

The core structure of the headphones strikes a very minimal profile, and is mated to chunky ear cushions and a headband that are encased in a fabric mesh. The ear cushions are generously proportioned with a dense foam padding inside.