Beats 360

Over-Ears Built to Survive a Workout

Beats 360 appears to be a new kind of flagship over-ear headphone for the brand: one designed around movement, sweat, and replaceable soft parts. Removed retail listings describe an IPX4-rated design, which would make it the first sweat- and water-resistant Beats over-ear model and a more credible gym companion than the Studio Pro.

Swap the Cushions, Change the Feel

Both the ear cups and headband use interchangeable cushions, so a damp set could be replaced after training or exchanged simply for a different color. The headphones would ship with Performance Knit cushions, with softer UltraPlush alternatives sold separately, while memory foam inside the ear pads is intended to create a close acoustic seal.

The rounder silhouette uses mesh fabric across the cups and headband, giving it a look closer to AirPods Max than the existing Studio line. Pink, Black, Sky, and Cloud have appeared as full headphone colors, with Volt and Navy cushions also listed.

Stronger Silence in a Fold-Flat Design

The listings claim adaptive active noise cancellation up to 1.75 times stronger than Beats Studio Pro, personalized spatial audio with head tracking, and beam-forming microphones for calls. Physical controls sit behind both ear cups, and the headphones fold flat into an included ripstop case.

Pricing is expected to begin at $299. No launch date has surfaced, but the retail pages follow earlier regulatory filings and a public teaser on World Cup players, suggesting Beats 360 is moving closer to release.