Beats hasn’t announced its next headphones yet, but retail listings did the job for it. Over the past week, product pages for a model called the Beats 360 briefly went live on Amazon UK and a handful of other retailers before being pulled — and by the time they disappeared, they had already revealed nearly the entire spec sheet. It’s the kind of leak that usually only happens a few weeks before an official reveal, which is why the tech press has been paying close attention.
What the Leaked Specs Reveal
The headline feature is active noise cancellation rated at up to 1.75 times stronger than the Beats Studio Pro, Beats’ current flagship over-ear model. The listings also point to personalized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking, and call quality boosted by an AI-trained beamforming microphone system designed to filter out background noise — a feature clearly aimed at work calls, not just music.
Design, Colors, and Price
Physically, the Beats 360 breaks from the current Studio Pro design with a rounder, more AirPods Max-like shape, telescoping headband arms, and — notably for a Beats product — an IPX4 water-resistance rating, which would make it the first sweat-and-splash-resistant model in the lineup. Interchangeable ear cushions are part of the pitch too, with a mesh “Performance Knit” option for workouts and a plusher “UltraPlush” option for long listening sessions. Reported colorways include Black, Cloud, Sky, and Pink.
Leaked retail pricing lists the Beats 360 at $299.99 — $50 less than the Studio Pro’s regular price, which would be an unusually aggressive move if it holds at launch. Battery life is described only as “all-day,” and the design reportedly folds flat for storage in a woven carrying case. None of this is official yet; Apple and Beats haven’t confirmed the product, and details could still shift before launch. But between FCC filings, athlete sightings at the 2026 World Cup, and now full retail listings, an announcement looks close — and anyone holding off on a headphone upgrade may want to wait a few more weeks to see it confirmed.