Beats has officially released its latest headphones, the Beats Fit Pro. The newly introduced Beats Fit Pro looks just like the Beats Studio Buds except it has a wingtip. The headphones are powered by the Apple H1 chip and offer features such as spatial audio, adaptive equalizer and active noise cancellation (ANC). Speaking of adaptive EQ, this feature allows users to adjust bass and mid frequencies with computed audio and inward-facing microphones. The earbuds are also rated IPX4 for water resistance. Beats claims that the earphones can offer a battery life of around 6 hours with ANC or Transparency mode active, and another 21 hours with the charging case.
Beats Fit Pro price and availability
The Beats Fit Pro is available in four color options – black, white, gray and purple. The headphones are priced at $200 (roughly Rs. 14,970) and are available for pre-order on the Apple website and other retailers in the United States. The Beats Fit Pro will go on sale November 5th. The earphones will be available in China next month and will be available in other regions next year, Beat says.
Beats Fit Pro Specifications
Speaking of the design aspect of the Beats Fit Pro, it features in-ear design and wing tips for a better fit. The headphones, as mentioned above, are equipped with the Apple H1 chip. They offer active noise cancellation (ANC) support. According to Beats, the ANC setting “continuously adapts in real time,”scanning and adjusting up to 200 times per second to resist any change “in fit and movement.”The headphones also have an adaptive equalizer that allows you to adjust the bass and mids with computed sound and inward-facing microphones. Beats Fit Pro also supports spatial audio and dynamic head tracking. Beats says Spatial Audio won’t be available for Group FaceTime at launch, but the feature will be available in a future update.
The headphones also have a transparency mode, which allows you to hear what is happening around you if necessary. As mentioned above, the Beats Fit Pro also has an IPX4 rating for water resistance. In terms of battery life, Beats claims the headphones can last up to 6 hours with ANC and Transparency modes active. You can get another 21 hours of battery life with the case. With ANC off, you can get about seven hours of battery life and another 27 hours in the case. Unfortunately, the Beats Fit Pro case doesn’t support wireless charging, but it also has a Fast Fuel feature that gives you an hour of playback in five minutes.