Beats, which has been under the wing of the Apple company for some time now, has introduced new Powerbeats headphones Pro at the beginning of this month. Much is expected of them, although they have many things in common with AirPods from Applu. For example, the H1 chip used, ear detection sensors, quick and easy pairing, and Hey support are the same. SiriYesterday we saw a new video from Beats, starring world-class athletes who use Powerbeats. Pro.
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The video is accompanied by the new single Saw Lightning by Becky. This song was also released only yesterday and is already available on, among other things, Apple MusicThe video was directed by Grammy Award winner Hiro Murai. who, for example, took care of filming the music video for Childish Gambino's song "This is America." In the video, each athlete has a pair of white Powerbeats in their ears. Pro, specifically in the video you will find the following athletes: gymnast Simone Biles, boxer Anthony Joshua, tennis number one Serena Williams, basketball player LeBron James, soccer player Eden Hazard, rugby player Owen Farrell, boxer Ramla Ali, weightlifter Zoe Smith, basketball player Ben Simmons, soccer player Odell Beckham Jr., skier Kevin Rolland, skateboarder Leticia Bufoni, rock climber Miho Nonaka, snowboarder Shaun White, soccer player Alex Morgan, runner Ruddy Trobrillant and ballet dancer Jasmine Perry.
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Apple plans to release Powerbeats headphones Pro in May of this year. The price for the United States is set at $250. It is not yet certain whether we will see the possibility of pre-ordering, so the exact date of the launch is still not known. Compared to AirPods offered by Powerbeats Pro for example, better battery life (up to 9 hours on a single charge) and since these are headphones for athletes, they are designed to fit better in the ears with “hooks” and four available sizes. The Apple company also said that it primarily focused on sound, as well as sweat resistance. So maybe the Powerbeats will be Pro and waterproof. You can watch the video below:
I find it a bit impractical and maybe even dangerous to plug your ears during elite sports.