ChuckBraman

I find this review to be particularly unhelpful.

The Beats Studio3 Wireless are superior to the alternatives listed in that they provide a much better bluetooth connection, an advanced and better method of noise reduction, better battery life, and they integrate seamlessly with all of my Apple products. Doesn't all this count for something?

What's the point in comparing apples to oranges, i.e., saying that they don't sound better than much more expensive competitors like Master & Dynamic? The fact is, they provide excellent sound at their price point.

Using plastic to keep them lighter and more comfortable is a plus, not a minus, in my estimation.

The only negative I can find is what the reviewer regards as neutral. Not having a lightning connector for charging does in fact have a tangible negative impact. You have to put the non-lightening connector in right side up, which is difficult to see (better not try it in the dark), and if you're an Apple user, you now need an additional dongle.

All in all, though, I love this product and regard it as far superior to the competition when all of its features are considered together.

If you're considering it, you may want to visit Apple's support page for the product, which is particularly informative: https://www.beatsbydre.com/support/headphones/studio3-wireless.

Can someone recommend a good tutorial for iTunes, both for Mac and for IOS?