While Apple made a large number of customers happy this morning with news that the company’s much-anticipate AirPod earbuds are now available for deliver before Christmas, it has disappointed possibly an equal number of customers by confirming its all-new BeatsX wireless headphones have been delayed until February.
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The BeatsX headphones had been expected to debut in the Fall, but Apple’s website now shows “Coming in February” as the expected time for the product to hit shelves. The $150 wireless headphones connect to Apple devices via Bluetooth, and use the same Apple-made W1 chip used in Apple’s AirPods wireless earbuds. Unlike the completely wireless AirPods, the BeatsX earbuds are tethered to each other by a Flex-Form cable.
The BeatsX headphones are expected to offer up to 8 hours of battery life on a single charge, and offers a “Fast Fuel” feature that will provide 2 hours of listening on a 5-minute charge. The headsets offers an in-line Remote and Mic, which allows users to take calls, activate Siri, and control music playback. They will be available in black or white, and include a pocket-sized carrying case in the package.
Earlier today, Apple confirmed its much-anticipated AirPod wireless earbuds could be under your tree on Christmas morning. They are now available in the Apple online store, and are currently showing free delivery for December 21st.