Apple Working on New Beats Fit Pro Colors
Apple appears to be working on new Beats Fit Pro colors, according to images discovered by @Aaronp613 on Twitter. The yet-to-be released shades include Mica, Ochre, and Umbra, and they may be modeled after skin tones.
Introduced in November, the Beats Fit Pro are fitness-focused earbuds with flexible wingtips that help secure them in the ear. At the current time, Beats Fit Pro come in Black, White, Stone Purple, and Sage Gray, and it is not clear when Apple might introduce the new colors.
Beats Fit Pro are priced at $200 and offer Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency modes, along with Adaptive EQ, spatial audio support, and an H1 chip for fast pairing, automatic device switching with Apple products, and
Find My integration.
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Plus I prefer the BFPs over the APPs.
The wingtips are also a huge selling point for the BFPs. Unlike APP, the wingtips on BFP provide a secure fit, seal for sound and don’t need readjusting. Only three times have I had to readjust them while on a longer run because I was sweaty and it was humid.
ANC works great and they connect fast.
Case is smaller than the Powerbeats Pro case as well which I had before the BFPs.
I just recently got the Beats Fit Pro (you must excuse me for not using acronyms like APP, BFP, AP3, IwannagoPP, etc because I'm not a physician). Love them.