Upgraded Battery for Beats Studio 3.0 Studio 2.0 fits Part No Beats AEC643333,PA-BT05 Beats by Dr Dre 3.7V Li-Polyme 560mAh/2.07Wh Wireless Headset Battery

My headphones were charging but not holding charge. Apple is stupid and try to make it as hard as possible to get it repaired. All the places said they can’t fix it and to replace them by buying new ones. Decided to buy battery and replace myself. It works great! Takes a long time for it to die. Just watch a YouTube video to install, super easy.

My Beats Studio 3 headphones would no longer hold a charge. I am a bit of a DIY-er and decided to try to change the battery and this worked great. It is not an installation for the faint of heart - I'd say moderate in difficulty. As with most anything, YouTube is your friend. The battery fit and connected perfectly and is holding a charge, albeit it has only been a couple of days. I am hopeful to get at least a year our of the battery and, if so, will consider it worth the effort. Time will tell...

The problem with my Headset was the battery. Upon installation of the new battery my headphones came to life and the battery power LED lights were about 50%. The new battery charging time for 100% took overnight. Since then I have used my headphones and was very satisfied with the performance. But after about a month since purchase I noticed that the battery would drain down when not in use. It seems to me that the battery shelf life is coming to an end and I will need to purchase a new battery soon. I started to type this review as I noticed the battery was completely drained to zero% since it was last charged to a 100%. At least the future batteries will be easier to replace now that I have initiated the preliminary steps that was required for the installation of a new battery. I will search for another vender that may stock superior quality batteries.

Everything is good, but you need to have a double-sided tape for the battery.

I recently decided to replace the battery in my Beats Studio 3.0 headphones, and I have to say, it was a game-changer! The original battery had started to lose its charge way too quickly, making it a hassle to enjoy my music during long commutes or workouts. Finding a replacement was pretty straightforward. I ordered it and followed a few tutorial videos to guide me through the process. I admit, I was a bit nervous about opening up my headphones, but the instructions on YouTube were clear and easy to follow. It took about 30 minutes from start to finish. Now, the real test was how they performed afterward. I charged them up and listened to my favorite playlist, and wow! The battery life is like new again. The sound quality has remained stellar too, which was a relief since I was worried about that after the replacement. Overall, I’m pleased with the battery. If you're experiencing battery issues with your Beats Studio 3.0, I recommend considering this DIY approach. Just make sure you take your time and be careful with the disassembly.

Easy to instal. Did not work. It may need have been the battery. By headphone have survived a lot.

Fit perfectly as advertised. Life extended also as advertised. Was able to use them on a flight from LA to Barcelona with this new battery1

Had my beats for almost 10 years . But had charging issues probably like 4 years ago. So they just sat and decided to try and find out why they weren’t charging. At first thought it was the charging port but kept searching online and saw that the issue would be a swollen battery . Took it apart and there it was a swollen battery. So I bought this replacement and swapped it in now works like nothing happened. Very happy I get to still use my first gen wireless Beats Studio