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A recently discovered Amazon listing may have spilled the beans on Apple’s upcoming Beats Studio Buds Plus, revealing new features and a questionable price point.
. Right off the bat, you will notice the earbuds are set to launch on May 18 for $169.95 making them $20 more than the regular retail price of theon the official Beats website. The devices are slated to launch in a clear plastic casing similar toaccording to the listing. However, there will also be solid black and ivory-white options for people who aren’t into the retro transparent look. Interestingly enough, the Amazon listing for the earbuds even had pre-orders open at one point.
Design-wise, the Studio Buds Plus appear to look identical to the current model, which is great to see. We praised thefor how comfortably they fit in the ear. In fact, the Studio Buds Plus may be more comfortable thanks to the apparent addition of three new acoustic vents said to “gently relieve pressure for [an] all-day fit” as well as “improve audio precision”. At a possible 3.87 ounces, they could be lighter than Beats Studio Buds, which weigh 4.5 ounces in total.
Among the last of the major improvements gleaned from the leak is the battery life, which may hit 36 hours on the Studio Buds Plus. Compatibility with iOS and Android phones will be getting a small upgrade as automatic switching between devices should be possible. So you can hop from phone to desktop with ease. The rest of the features, like support for spatial audio, are carryovers from the current model.
Either way, take all this information with a grain of salt. Things can always change at the last minute.Sign up to receive daily breaking news, reviews, opinion, analysis, deals and more from the world of tech.Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors
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