Ensure your Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are fully charged using the included Micro-USB cable.
Connect the cable to a power source and let the headphones charge until the fuel gauge shows a full charge.
Turn on the Headphones:
Press and hold the power button on the right earcup until the fuel gauge lights up, indicating the headphones are on.
Enable Pairing Mode:
If the headphones are new or not previously paired, they will automatically be in pairing mode.
If not, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds until the LED indicator flashes.
Pair with iOS Device:
Unlock your iOS device and go to the Home screen.
With your headphones nearby, press the power button on your headphones for 1 second.
Follow the on-screen instructions on your iOS device to complete the pairing process.
Pair with Android Device:
Open the Bluetooth settings on your Android device.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on.
Select “Beats Studio3” from the list of available devices to complete pairing.
Test the Connection:
Play some music or audio to ensure the headphones are working correctly.
Adjust volume and playback controls using the on-ear controls on the headphones.
Download the Beats App:
For additional features and updates, download the Beats app from the Google Play Store if you are using an Android device.
Firmware Updates:
Use the Beats app to check for firmware updates and install them to ensure your headphones have the latest features and improvements.
Contact Support.Com
If you are still having trouble, refer to the Step-By-Step Guide below, or Contact Support.Com for Personalized Assistance.
1. Introduction
Beats Studio3 are the new noise canceling headphones that come with Apple's W1 communication chip.
To begin this setup guide, unbox your headphones.
2. Charge
Plug the micro-USB into your headphones.
Your Beats Studio3 will begin to charge.
3. Pair with iOS
Bring your Beats headphones close to your iOS or macOS device.
Press the Power button on your headphones.
Your device will pop up a connect prompt. Select Connect.
The headphones will connect. Tap Done.
4. Beats Troubleshooting
If you haven't already, please try the following steps:
Avoid wireless interference by keeping the device away from microwaves, wireless routers, cordless phones, other Bluetooth devices and other electronics.
Ensure both your Beats and your paired Bluetooth device are on and fully charged.
Try increasing the volume on both your Beats and your paired Bluetooth device.
Ensure that your Beats is selected as the playback/recording device on a PC or input/output device on a Mac.
If all else fails try repairing your Beats with your Bluetooth device again.
5. Check Other Bluetooth Devices
It is possible that there is an issue with the Bluetooth connection on your phone or tablet.
Are you able to pair with other devices to test?
6. What's next?
7. Pair with Android
Bring your Beats headphones close to your Android device.
Press the Power button on your headphones.
Swipe down on your device.
Press and hold the Bluetooth icon.
Make sure Bluetooth is on and select the headphones.