Beats has unveiled the Beats 360, a new model of over-ear headphones that the company describes as the most customizable in its history. A key feature of the device is the ability for users to swap out the ear cushions and headband pad, with interchangeable accessories available in various colors and material densities.

The headphones feature a three-layer diaphragm designed to deliver more precise sound with accentuated bass. According to the manufacturer, the active noise cancellation system in the Beats 360 is 75% more effective than that of the Beats Studio Pro model. Transparency mode and dynamic EQ are also included.

The device offers up to 32 hours of battery life, though the company did not specify whether this figure applies to the mode with active noise cancellation enabled or disabled. Charging is handled via a USB Type-C port: a five-minute quick charge provides up to an hour of playback.

The Beats 360 costs 349 USD, and the set of replacement accessories is sold separately for 49 USD.