"The most notable upgrade is a redesigned wing tip that Beats says is 20 percent more flexible, improving comfort while also keeping the earbuds more securely anchored in your ear. The company says that the new wingtip provides as much stability as the over-ear hook used on the Powerbeats Pro 2, while keeping the price point under $200. The Powerbeats Fit are available for purchase starting today through Apple's online store for $199.99 in jet black, gravel gray, power pink, and spark orange color options."
"Unlike the pricier Powerbeats Pro 2 and the new AirPods Pro 3 that use Apple's newer H2 wireless chip, the Powerbeats Fit still rely on the H1 chip. You'll still get features like one-touch pairing, hands-free Siri access, Find My tracking, and syncing across Apple devices through iCloud. Android users will get one-touch pairing through the Beats mobile app, customizable controls, a Fit Test making it easier to select the ideal ear tip size, and location tracking through the app."
Powerbeats Fit introduce a redesigned wing tip that is 20 percent more flexible to improve comfort while keeping the earbuds more securely anchored, delivering stability comparable to the Powerbeats Pro 2's over‑ear hook while remaining under $200. The buds are available for $199.99 in four colors through Apple's online store. The headphones use Apple's H1 chip, offering one‑touch pairing, hands‑free Siri, Find My tracking, and iCloud syncing; Android users receive one‑touch pairing via the Beats app, customizable controls, a Fit Test, and location tracking. The charging case is 17 percent smaller; battery life remains up to seven hours on the buds and up to 30 hours with the case, dropping to six and 24 hours with ANC active. Sweat and water resistance stays at IPX4, and ANC is not as strong as on AirPods Pro 3.
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