BeatsX wireless headphones landed three years ago as the first Beats product to feature Apple’s W1 chip and Lightning charging port, like the original AirPods. The 149-dollar headphones eventually dropped in price to 50, and today the Beats Flex is replacing the BeatsX at 100 dollars less than their original launch price.
The BeatsFlex wireless headphones still use Apple’s original H1 chip, just like the BeatsX, although the lighting port has been replaced with a USB-C port (like the iPad Pro and iPad Air) for better service, for Android users.
- The Beats Flex is aggressively priced at $ 49 as Apple Pal will no longer bundle earpods with the new iPhone
- Battery life with the Bates Flex lasts up to 12 hours compared to 8 hours with the BeatsX
- Black and Yuzu Yellow bits available at launch; Smoke Gray and Flame Blue arrive in 2021
- Apple Available on Apple.com.com from October 21 and Av on Authorized Reseller from October 20
“I’m excited to announce that Beats is launching its most affordable product with the incredible audio Dio Technool with Announcement,” said Oliver Schuzer, vice president of Beats at Apple Paul Music and International Content. “This will give even more music fans around the world a well-known experience for products with quality sound and design beats.”
Beats Flex introduces a “magnetic auto toe play / pause” feature to start and stop playback when earbuds are magnetically connected and separated. The Beats, a proprietary layered driver with dual-chamber acoustics to achieve rich, balanced sound with outstanding stereo isolation, also beats ear pressure relief, accurate sound delivery and an advanced digital processor.
The new $ 49 Beats Flex wireless headphones are designed from what the Beats are called, with a nitinol material made of flex-form cable that becomes pocket-friendly while not resting on your neck.
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