Beats launched the Beats 360 as its new flagship over-ear headphones.
The model includes interchangeable ear and headband cushions.
It offers improved active noise cancellation, personalized spatial audio and automatic sensor detection that adjusts acoustic filters.
Beats says the headphones deliver up to 32 hours of battery life and have IPX4 sweat and water resistance.
The device uses a custom chip compatible with Apple and Android devices.
One analysis lists the price at 42,900 rupees, while others list it at $349.99.
Additional cushion kits are available separately in Performance Knit and UltraPlush materials.
One report says the headphones arrive in stores on September 24.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Beats has launched the Beats 360 as a flagship over-ear headphone with swappable cushions, improved noise cancellation and IPX4 resistance. It also consistently says the device offers up to 32 hours of battery life and works with both Apple and Android devices.
The main details that vary across the coverage are the price and one report’s mention of an in-store date. Those specifics may be clarified if Beats or retailers provide further confirmation.
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Coverage presents the Beats 360 as a new flagship over-ear model with swappable cushions and upgraded audio features. The product is described as offering improved active noise cancellation, personalized spatial audio and automatic tuning based on cushion material. Reports also highlight 32 hours of battery life, IPX4 resistance and compatibility with Apple and Android devices. Pricing is reported differently across the coverage.
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Beats has launched its new flagship over-ear headphones, the Beats 360, priced at 42,900 rupees and available in four colors. The headphones introduce interchangeable ear and headband cushions, advanced active noise cancellation, personalized spatial audio, and an IPX4 sweat and water resistance rating. Beats reports that the device delivers up to 32 hours of battery life and uses a custom chip compatible with both Apple and Android devices.
Beats has officially unveiled the Beats 360 over-ear headphones featuring modular hardware customization, improved active noise cancellation, and cross-platform ecosystem support. The device introduces user-swappable ear cushions and headband padding, along with automatic sensor detection that adjusts acoustic filters. The headphones provide up to 32 hours of playback and an IPX4 water and sweat resistance rating.
The Beats 360 headphones have launched at 349.99 dollars, introducing interchangeable cushions, stronger active noise cancellation, and IPX4 resistance while the Beats Studio Pro drops to 299.99 dollars. The new model offers separate wireless earcups, up to 32 hours of battery life, and compatibility with both Apple and Android devices. Additional cushion kits are available separately in Performance Knit and UltraPlush materials.
Beats has launched its new flagship over-ear headphones, the Beats 360, priced at 349.99 dollars with IPX4 sweat and water resistance and swappable cushions. Sensors detect the cushion material being used and automatically adjust acoustic tuning and noise cancellation filtering. The headphones feature 32 hours of battery life and arrive in stores on September 24 while the Beats Studio Pro drops to 299.99 dollars.