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Powerbeats Fit leaked: Beats new earbuds feature longer battery life and fresh colors

The Powerbeats Fit appear to be a rebrand/replacement for the Beats Fit Pro. After being teased by Beats at the end of August, we now have a full leak of their specs and colorways, courtesy of Evan Blass (@evleaks).

Powerbeats Fit come in a handful of colors, including a vibrant ‘spark orange’ that might just match the new color of the iPhone 17 Pro being announced later today. The earbuds are expected to officially launch in a few weeks time.

In terms of functionality, the leaked spec sheet shows that they will be roughly equivalent to the Beats Fit Pro with some enhancements.

The rated battery life increases from 6 hours to 7 hours per bund on one charge, with a total portable battery life of 30 hours including the charging case.

They are still powered by the Apple H1 chip, and feature active noise cancelling capabilities, and transparency mode. Adaptive EQ is a new addition, alongside a new set of four ear tip sizes, compared to the three that Beats Fit Pro offer (S/M/L).

The design of the buds themselves seem slightly updated, although they definitely resemble the general ear-hook wing-tip shape of the outgoing Beats Fit Pro.

The new color range are officially called Spark Orange, Gravel Gray, Jet Black, and Power Pink.

Apple is a few hours away from announcing the iPhone 17 lineup, which is expected to feature a vibrant orange color for the Pro models. These new Beats earbuds in Spark Orange might just be a perfect match for your new phone.

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