Powerbeats3 Wireless Earphones Now Available From Apple With Early November Delivery
Earlier today, a few users on Reddit in countries outside of the United States noticed that the Powerbeats3 Wireless Earphones have been made available to order from Apple.com, outlining arrival windows of as early as next week for users in the areas, and subsequently they have also gone live on the U.S. store.
The U.S. store currently shows delivery estimates of November 1–3, while the United Kingdom and France currently sit at November 2–9 on Apple's website and Australia is a few days later on November 4–8. Otherwise most countries, including Germany, Spain, Italy, and Sweden, all mention vague 1-2 week shipping estimates that fall within the window of the dates for other countries, without being specific.
Apple.com in Australia depicting a delivery window of November 4-8
When the new headphones were
announced at Apple's September 7 iPhone event, the company mentioned that the Powerbeats3 and BeatsX would be coming sometime later in the year but didn't say when. The Powerbeats3 also appear to be featured prominently in
next week's Target circular, supporting a wide online and retail rollout is imminent in the United States beyond Apple's own sales.
For the BeatsX earphones, most versions of Apple.com still say "coming this fall," while Apple's upcoming AirPods are listed as "available late October" for every country.
(Thanks, Sai!)
Update: This article has been updated to note that Apple has begun taking orders in the United States.
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Also, when I'm outside, I want to be able to hear the outside noise in addition to my music, so I don't end up a statistic on the highway not being able to hear a car horn or something else. So, these work fine for that. Sound is not as great, but that's to be expected when you have these requirements. My main requirement was for them to stay on my ear, and they work fine.
I haven't had an issue with them for the past 1 1/2 years that I've had them. Never broke.
I have an over-the-ear Bose noise-cancelling when I'm at my desk at work.
Additionally, W1 handles power management better getting 12 hours of use on the PB3 versus 6 hours on the PB2.
For me, I didn't feel those two features are worth the $120 or so I'd have to pay above what I paid for my PB2's.