Following the launch of the 2023 MacBook Pro range, the updated Mac mini, and the debut of the second generation HomePod, Apple appears to have its sights set on the Beats Fit Pro wireless headphones. Recent speculations claim that the business intends to introduce Beats Fit Pro in new hues.
2023 has already started out incredibly busy for Apple. The business doesn’t appear to have any downtime between software updates and the launch of new products. Apple now intends to introduce more colour options for the Beats Fit Pro. Coral Pink, Volt Yellow, and Tide Blue are the three new hues.
Beats Fit Pro: Apple will release fresh colours
According to MacRumors and the Twitter user known as @Jioriku, who has disclosed the information, rumours about the release of a new collection of colours for the Beats Fit Pro product are based on their inclusion in the Listings of select web pages of Apple authorized stores in Europe.
In November 2021, Apple unveiled the Beats Fit Pro, a headphone with thin, flexible temples that adapt to the shape of the ear for an ideal fit. They are geared toward use in the sports industry and have a similar design to AirPods Pro.
Active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and spatial audio with dynamic tracking are some of its most significant features. Additionally, they incorporate an H1 chip, support the “Hey Siri” feature, and pair quickly with a single touch.
At this time, the Beats Fit Pro series comes in the following hues:
- Black Beats.
- White Beats.
- Charcoal Purple.
- Sage Grey.
The Beats Fit Pro costs €249.95 and is available via Apple’s official website and other approved retailers like Amazon for a lower cost.
According to news reports, the Beats Fit Pro’s new hues will be offered at the same price. Customers looking for an alternative to AirPods Max or Apple AirPods Pro will find the new Beats Fit Pro colour assortment a great choice. What do you think of Apple’s Beats Fit Pro headphones being offered in new colours?
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