The $350 Beats 360 are also the brand’s first over-ear headset to offer water and sweat resistance.
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Beats Announces $350 Beats 360 Headphones With Lightweight, Customizable Design
Bloomberg Technology
Tuesday 22 September 2026, 14:00 UTC
By Chris Welch
1 min read
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The $350 Beats 360 are also the brand’s first over-ear headset to offer water and sweat resistance.
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