Apple’s audio and accessories sub-brand Beats has launched its latest wireless headphones, the Beats 360. The new model is the brand’s first over-ear headphones to feature interchangeable earcups and headband.
Beats 360 Malaysia Pricing
The Beats 360 is readily available in our market through Apple Malaysia’s online store for RM1,249. The new headphones can be obtained in 4 colour options, including Black, Cloud, Pink, and Sky, while a woven ripstop carrying case is included with each unit.
Out of the box, the Beats 360 ships with breathable Performance Knit cushions made from memory foam wrapped in micro-threaded knit fabric. For those looking to replace or customise their fit, standalone Beats 360 Cushion Kits are priced at RM 199.00, offered in Performance Knit across six colours—Black, Cloud, Pink, Sky, Navy, and Volt—as well as an UltraPlush synthetic leather variant in Black and Cloud.
We already spotted the Beats 360 in the Apple Flagship Store on Shopee, which means that you should be able to obtain it at more authorised Apple retailers throughout Malaysia very soon.
Beats 360 Quick Specs
The new headphones feature a reimagined balanced fit architecture with a wireless-first internal layout, according to Beats. It eliminates the need to manage headband cables and subsequently allows Beats engineers to balance weight distribution and headband tension more effectively.
Supported by a fold-flat hinge, the Beats 360 is also the first Beats headphones to carry an IPX4 water and sweat resistance rating, making it more durable to handle workouts and gym sessions. Physical controls are placed along the back of the earcups, incorporating a volume rocker, playback buttons, and dedicated toggle buttons for listening modes and power.
At the heart of the Beats 360 is a custom-engineered acoustic system that includes 3-layer diaphragms and dual neodymium magnets on each driver. Voice pick-up and call quality are handled by a 9-microphone digital MEMS array that dynamically filters background noise using beam-forming technology.
On the noise cancellation front, Beats claims that the 360’s active noise cancelling (ANC) setup offers up to 1.75x more total noise cancellation than the Beats Studio Pro.
Underneath, the device runs on a custom Beats chip designed for cross-platform parity across both iOS and Android ecosystems, supported by Class 1 Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The headphones also incorporate Transparency mode, Adaptive EQ, dynamic head tracking for its Personalised Spatial Audio feature, and Dolby Atmos support.
Apple users gain access to native integrations such as one-touch pairing, hands-free Siri, Automatic Switching, Audio Sharing, and Find My network tracking. Android users receive equivalent ecosystem features including Fast Pair, Audio Switch, and Find Hub support.
As for battery life, Beats claimed that the Beats 360 can run for up to 32 hours of continuous playback with Adaptive EQ, Active Noise Cancellation, or Personalised Spatial Audio enabled. Through its Fast Fuel feature, users can get up to an hour up to an hour of playback from a 5-minute charge.
