At the “Unleashed” event, along with the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models powered by the new M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, Apple also announced its third-generation of AirPods true wireless earphones.
Now, the Cupertino-based technology giant is gearing up to launch new TWS earbuds in the market, dubbed Beats Fit Pro, reports 9to5Mac.
The report claims that the upcoming wireless earbuds will be similar to the Beats Studio Buds launched earlier this year. They are also claimed to come with support for some advanced features like Active Noise Cancellation.
Further, it is also believed that the earphones will come powered by the Apple H1 chip with support for features like fast pairing with Apple devices and Hey Siri. Not just that, the upcoming earbuds will also be offering quick pairing, battery levels, and custom controls on Android through the Beats app.
The Beats Fit Pro is said to come equipped with Class 1 Bluetooth and a built-in accelerometer which will help the product in identifying and reducing external noise when using the microphones.
Coming to the battery department, it is claimed that the earbuds will offer up to six hours of battery life with Active Noise Cancellation or Transparency Mode turned on or seven hours with Adaptive EQ. However, the battery life can be extended up to 27-30 hours using the charging case.
The Beats Fit Pro is expected to come in four different color options — Black, Gray, Purple, and White. The report indicates about the product getting launched on 1st November but we will have to wait for more details, including pricing.
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