Beats urBeats3 vs Sennheiser IE 200

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urBeats3 compared with IE 200
BeatsurBeats3SennheiserIE 200
Overview
Released2017January 2023
Sound
TypeIn-earIn-ear
Noise cancellingNoNo
Driver size–7 mm
Impedance–16 ohms
Bluetooth codecsNone (wired)None (wired)
DriversDynamic drivers with angled nozzles (SoundGuys)7 mm TrueResponse extra wide band (XWB) dynamic driver, diffuse-field equalised; 6 – 20,000 Hz; 119 dB SPL (1 kHz, 1 Vrms) on the product page, 124 dB in the quick guide; THD < 0.08% (1 kHz, 94 dB); impedance 16 ohms without cable, 18 ohms with cable
Audio featuresPassive noise isolation with a suitable ear-tip seal; no active noise cancellation (SoundGuys)–
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)No battery (wired)No battery (wired)
Design
Weight (each earbud)–4 g
Headphone cable–Yes
ControlsRemoteTalk playback, call, volume and voice-assistant controls; 3.5 mm model's controls may not work fully with non-iOS devices–
Fit and ear tipsInterchangeable ear tips and removable stabilising wings; magnetic housings and flat joining cable (SoundGuys)In-ear, closed; about 26 dB attenuation; TPU-encased ear hooks; silicone and memory-foam tips (S, M, L) with two mounting positions for more or less bass
Works withSeparate 3.5 mm and Lightning versions; the Lightning model requires a compatible Lightning audio sourceDetachable 1.2 m braided OFC cable, para-aramid reinforced, with gold-plated MMCX connectors and angled 3.5 mm plug
ColoursOriginal 3.5 mm version announced in Black, Gray, White and Blue; Lightning version in Black, Matte Gold and Matte Silver; later finishes vary by connector–
In the boxEarphones, carrying case, interchangeable ear tips and removable stabilising wingsIE 200 earphones, braided cable with MMCX connectors and 3.5 mm plug, silicone and memory-foam tips (S, M, L), pouch, safety guide

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