Beats by Dr Dre Powerbeats 3 In-Ear Wireless

These are a great pair of wireless in-ear headphones for fitness fans as they stay put during exercise thanks to the adjustable ear hooks. The overall sound is good, although in some genres there was a slightly overpowering bass. They have up to 12...

The Powerbeats 3 aren't the best in-ears around from an audio perspective, but the fact they keep going and going, stay securely in your ears thanks to those ear hooks and pump the bass will be a huge draw to many. As will the W1 chip's pairing...

The Beats Powerbeats3 Wireless earphones use the Apple W1 chip for superior Bluetooth performance and deliver a highly sculpted, bass-forward audio...

At $200, the Powerbeats3 are not exactly an impulse buy. In fact, Apple's own forthcoming AirPods (which also include the W1 chip, as well as a number of other advantages) are $40 cheaper. Still, the Powerbeats3 are priced at the same entry point as...

I've spent ages searching for the perfect sports earphones, but always came up short. Whether it's ill-fitting earbuds, wireless dropouts, or multiple device woes, there's always some sort of letdown. The Beats PowerBeats3 Wireless are the first sports...

© Digital SpyAfter a pair of run-friendly headphones that look and sound good enough to become your daily audio enablers? Stop looking, you've found them. The Beats Powerbeats 3 might not change the world when it comes to sound quality, but as an...

Yes--especially if you want wireless earbuds for running and working out at the gym.Wireless earbuds have blown up in the past two years, for a number of reasons. But despite the immense popularity, there are still some longstanding issues that hang...

The PowerBeats3 Wireless is a decent step up over its predecessor, but it's no bargain in an increasingly crowded market for wireless sports...

The PowerBeats3 Wireless is a decent step up over its predecessor, but it's no bargain in an increasingly crowded market for wireless sports...

The PowerBeats3 Wireless is a decent step up over its predecessor, but it's no bargain in an increasingly crowded market for wireless sports...