Beats 360 targets the space between work headphones and workout gear
Sweat resistance and replaceable cushions are more interesting than another untested sound-quality claim.
Hardware · Macfolio · 22 September 2026
Beats 360 pairs an over-ear design with an IPX4 sweat-and-splash resistance rating. Its product page also lists active noise cancellation and up to 32 hours of battery life with ANC enabled.
Those details suggest a broader use case than headphones that stay at a desk. Replaceable cushions add another practical consideration for something worn frequently.
Look past the feature checklist
Our take: a person moving between work, commuting, and exercise should judge fit and maintenance alongside battery life. An IPX4 rating is splash resistance, not a claim that the headphones can be submerged.
The quoted battery figure is a manufacturer maximum, not a result from Macfolio testing. Likewise, listed noise-cancellation and microphone features do not establish how well they handle your office or calls.
This is a design and specification assessment, not a hands-on review. Comfort and real-world isolation remain important questions to answer before treating it as a replacement for a familiar pair.