Many were waiting for the official presentation of the expected (and, according to rumors,) iPhone se in the new generation, but in the end they were presented today by Apple. And not Airpods, but the new generation of Beats, Powerbeats Pro 2, which arrives with a series of long -awaited functions and which are a prelude to new functions that will achieve Apple headphones.
In this sense, PowerBeats Pro 2 stands out mainly for turning on the Apple H2 Chip, a new design more focused on its sports use, Noise abolition and … measurement of heart rhythmOne of the characteristics that were mentioned as the star function of the following Airpods.
Apple has improved the headphone design using this new generation PowerBeats, which now has an ear clock up to 50% less than the original Pro Model. In addition, it is backed up by nickel and titanium alloy, which makes, on paper, it resists much more and, above all, easier, carrying it in the earAll without losing the flexibility of this key section.
PowerBeats Pro 2: Apple H2 chip and heart rate measurement
Like most sports headphones, PowerBeats Pro 2 It has IPX4 certification, This means that they are resistant to sweat and water, although they are logically not immersed, since this specification is focused on sports. In addition, the new design opens the door to include a larger variety of sizes for its pads, which are now available from XS, S, M, L to XL, all inclusive.
Additionally and related to his design, andThe atrium itself is 20% easier than the original modelAlthough this does not mean that they have lost autonomy, since, like AirPods, the effectiveness of the H2 chip increases the service life of the battery. In total, it is 10 hours with the abolition of the disabled noise, which is more than the previous model. And the box also grows in autonomy: 45 hours, much more than 24 hours of Powerbeats Pro.
PowerBeats Pro is already available in the BEATS online store in four different colors for 299.95 euros and includes 3 months Apple Music with access for more than 100 million songs without advertising.
Source: Hiper Textual
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