Beats 360 Over-Ear Headphones Launch as Brand's First IP-Certified Workout Headphones

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Beats has introduced the Beats 360, over-ear headphones designed specifically for fitness use. The headphones carry an IPX4 water resistance rating, making them the first IP-certified headphones from the company. They feature swappable knit ear cups to help withstand sweat-heavy workouts. The Beats 360 join the Powerbeats Pro 2 and Powerbeats Fit 2 as part of the brand's workout-focused audio lineup. The product targets gym-goers and runners who prefer over-ear headphones over earbuds.

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