Beats solo 2 or studio Bluetooth#

Since we fix Beats we have been fixing tons of Solo2s in the area that wasnвЂ™t covered by a wire sleeve. One slight new alteration involves the main wire. The actual speaker and wires look identical to the Solo2 and perform no differently. The actual PCB inside the Solo3 was, surprisingly, smaller and colored black rather than blue. Step one: taking off the outside panel, which was built exactly the same as the Solo2.

Reading the box is alright to start, but we had a burning desire to take these apart and see for ourselves what cool new tricks Beats implemented. We donвЂ™t just have to speculate though, because our next move is to see exactly what Beats did differently by tearing these down.

Beats solo 2 or studio Bluetooth#

This might have some positive effect on efficiency, easier pairing and more constant Bluetooth connection. Right? Or it might also have something to do with Apples new W1 chip. My first guess was that the battery must be twice as large. From the 12 hours of use on the Solo2 wireless and 40 hours on the Solo3 wireless-a definite upgrade, and so far the most noticeable difference between the Solo3 and its predecessor.

We knew that one major, slightly shocking new feature is that the battery is advertised to last three times as long. When putting these on and doing a blind fold test with a tech at JoeвЂ™s we didnвЂ™t find any difference in sound. Fans of corporate synergy will be excited to know that the colors match the iPhone 7 lineup. Well, maybe not exactly the same the Solo3 comes in new colors. Being that we are a reverse logistics company, we got ourselves a brand new pair and in true JoeвЂ™s fashion completely disassembled the headphones to compare the specs and internals to the previous Solo2 wireless headphones.Д®xternally Solo2 and Solo3 look exactly the same. As the new Solo3 Wireless rolls out in late 2016 we took it upon ourselves to get educated about these new Beats and share our knowledge with the world and JoeвЂ™s fans.