When it comes to a third-party Bluetooth headphone that is purely made for Apple iPhone devices, Beats Studio 3 is worth every penny. As we all know, Beats Studio 3 is a wireless active noise cancellation over-the-ear headphone that comes with an Apple W1 chipset for class 1 wireless Bluetooth connectivity & battery efficiency. However, some reports are coming out that the Beats Studio 3 is not charging properly due to some unexpected reasons.
Now, if you’re also one of the victims to encounter such an issue then you can follow this troubleshooting guide completely to fix it. According to multiple reports by the affected users, the Beats Studio 3 wireless headphone won’t charge even after resetting it or connected to the power source. Some users have tried connecting to the power using multiple adapters, but nothing works. While it’s not charging to 100% or not charging after a reset for a few users.
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Fix: Beats Studio 3 Not Charging Issue
The chances are high that your Beats Studio 3 isn’t charging at all due to several possible reasons which you may not consider generally. But if you’re unfortunate enough then it may happen to you and the only thing you can do is simply follow the workarounds mentioned below to try manually fixing it out. So, without wasting any more time, let’s get into it.
1. Forget Beats Studio 3 and Pair Again
It seems that your Beats Studio 3 wireless headphone is conflicting with temporary glitches or something else. In that case, try forgetting the connected device on your iPhone and pair again (if Beats Studio 3 is powered on). Sometimes forgetting the connected device and pairing can do the job. To do so:
- Go to the Settings menu on your iPhone > Tap on Bluetooth.
- Under the My Devices section, you can see the paired devices with your iPhone.
- If your device is already connected and paired, tap on the ‘i’ symbol on the right side.
- Select the Forget This Device option > Tap on Forget Device.