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    Who's face is on the Beats box to tell if they're knockoffs?
    wikiHow Staff Editor
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    This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
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    It should be Dr. Dre's face on the box, although some of the newer versions don't have anyone's image on the box.
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    Should it say "Beats By Dre" or "Beats by Dr. Dre"?
    Bard
    Community Answer
    On the official Beats website it says "Beats By Dre" and on BestBuy's website and Apple's website it says "Beats By Dr. Dre," I wouldn't buy Beats if the place I was buying them from wasn't a well known store, too many fakes and scams.
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    I've seen some that say "Beats By Dre" and some that just say "Beats." What's the difference?
    Community Answer
    The one that says "Beats" might be counterfeit. It usually says "Beats By Dre" on the headphones.
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    What's wrong with buying counterfeit Beats?
    Community Answer
    They are not just lower quality, but sound can be unbalanced.
  • Question
    If my cord stopped working after a few months, is it all right to use a different cord? My Beats aren't fake, I'm just rough with my things.
    Community Answer
    Yes, it should be fine. AUX cables are universal and should work with anything that has the right connections.
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    Are Amazon Beats fake?
    Community Answer
    Generally, as said in the article, you should avoid third party retailers like Amazon. I would say just buy Beats from a certified retailer. If you are going to buy from Amazon though then you should be very cautious. You should compare prices and other aspects of Beats electronics.
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    Do Beats Studio 3 wireless have function buttons on them?
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    The left earpiece is a button. Up and down for volume, centre single, double and triple click for play and skip functions.
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