Beats, a headphone manufacturer acquired by Apple, has announced the launch of several new devices. Specifically, they have been presented three new models of the Solo2 Wireless headphones in colors that match the iPhone, iPad and the new MacBook which, as you know, these colors are Gold, Silver y Space gray. For everything else, these new headphones are identical to the existing Solo2 Wireless.
The Solo2 Wireless Headband was launched in November and was the first product launched by Beats since the Cupertino acquired the company. The headphones Solo2 Wireless are a wireless version of the wired model which are a staple ingredient in the Beats line of headphones.
NewDay. New Colors. http://t.co/1dyApkPQGj # Solo2Wireless pic.twitter.com/XXfkTPeUc5
- Beats By Dre (@beatsbydre) April 10, 2015
Both the Gold version and the Silver model have the pads and details in white, Unlike Space Gray that has them in black to match the colors of apple smartphones.
Unplug the Beats Solo2 Wireless, connect them to your iPhone, iPad or iPod and go wild, because these headphones have a range of about 9 feet. Use the built-in microphone to answer calls and the headset controls to adjust the sound without reaching for your iPhone. The rechargeable battery lasts up to 12 hours so you can enjoy a whole day of music wirelessly. The LED power indicator on the headset alerts you to the status of the battery.
Apple has taken over the Beats business y prefer to sell their headphones in the Apple Store instead of the Beats website, assuming all the support and after-sales service. Despite this, the products that are available today are still those that were designed without the influence of Cupertino and it is not clear when we will see new products that Apple has collaborated on.
The new Solo2 Wireless are available in the Apple Store Online for €299,95 and will be shipped within one business day. They are not available in physical stores yet, but they will arrive in the next few days.
The biggest mistake that Apple has made has been to buy this brand, I don't understand what Apple saw in it, marketing? because otherwise it does not have because if it is for the quality of its products I as a DJ and music producer would say that they are rubbish for its (quality / price)
These headphones the only thing they have is aesthetics. As sound products they are of tremendously lousy quality for the price at which they are sold. Wherever they wear a Bose or a Senheiser as God intended, take the rest off.
I already tell you! audio technica to give another example, the price they have is only linked to marketing etc.
It is true that beats sell at very high prices although they have given me some of the new studio beats and it sounds very good, much better than the first hd solo I had. Even so, I recognize that there are cheaper and better ones (I'm a dj). I only have them because they were a gift and I use them to go to the gym