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Beats 360 over-ear headphones (model A3577) have leaked via regulatory databases and retailer listings, pointing to an imminent launch; features include IPX4 sweat resistance, up to 1.75x more noise cancellation than Beats Studio Pro, interchangeable cushions/headbands, fold-flat design, USB-C charging, a woven carrying case, and a rumored $299.99 price, with colors such as Black, Cloud, Sky, Pink and more.
Prime Day 2026 delivers broad markdowns on third-party tech accessories, including Anker charging stations and GaN chargers, MagSafe-compatible pads, portable power banks and power stations, Beats headphones and speakers, Amazon devices, and a selection of TVs and computer monitors; many discounts require Amazon Prime and the deals are linked with affiliate partnerships with MacRumors.
U.S. soccer star Antonee Robinson was photographed wearing unreleased Beats two-tone over-ear headphones—white headband and housings with royal blue ear cups—during the World Cup. Beats appears to be seed‑marketing the product via influencers, with details on color options, ear-cup swappability, or whether this is a new model or a Beats Studio Pro variant still unknown; the headphones first surfaced in an FCC database last month.
Unreleased Beats headphones have been spotted on World Cup players, with one pair showing neon-yellow ear cups and another color-matched to the rest of the design, fueling speculation that Beats will offer a customizable ear-cup (and headband) option in a future model; no official launch date has been announced and it’s unclear where the headset will sit in Beats’ lineup.
Spanish football star Lamine Yamal arrived at national team training wearing what appears to be an unreleased Beats over-ear headphone, shown off in a post and recently listed in an FCC filing. The design departs from the Beats Studio Pro with flatter earcups and a tubular headband, and while a launch date isn’t known, FCC approval and influencer seeding suggest an imminent release.
Lamine Yamal publicly teased a forthcoming Beats over-ear headphone—likely Beats Studio Pro 2—with a markedly different, AirPods Max-inspired headband and pink colorway. The teaser follows an FCC leak of model A3577 and comes as Beats shifts between chip designs, potentially returning to Apple-like integration. Release timing isn’t clear, but the tease suggests a near-future launch and marks a stronger product reveal than typical celebrity previews for Beats headphones.
The U.S. FCC published documents for an unreleased Bluetooth over‑ear headphone with model A3577. Details are largely confidential, and it's unclear whether the device is from Apple or Beats (not AirPods Max 2, which has a different model). A Beats Studio Pro revision is a possible scenario, with more information expected as filings are reviewed.
An FCC filing lists an unreleased Bluetooth over-ear headphone with model A3577 prepared for Apple. With most details sealed, observers speculate whether it’s Apple-branded or a Beats product, but there’s no official confirmation yet.
Apple launches a Nike Special Edition of the Powerbeats Pro 2 in a two-tone black and Volt neon color; the earbuds keep the regular Powerbeats Pro 2 specs—wraparound earhooks, active noise cancellation with Transparency mode, built-in heart-rate monitoring, and up to 45 hours of total battery life with the charging case. Priced at $249.99 in the US with a March 24 delivery, availability is live on Apple.com in several supported countries.
Beats Studio Pro wireless noise-canceling headphones are on sale for about $169.95—an all-time low—at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy ahead of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, offering platform-agnostic pairing and Find My/Find Hub support, though their sound quality lags newer models.
Nike teams with Beats for a neon Volt Powerbeats Pro 2, boasting secure-fit earhooks, heart-rate sensors, active noise cancelling, sweat/water resistance, and up to 45 hours of battery life; LeBron James signs on for the collaboration. The exclusive Nike SNKRS lottery kicks off March 17, with a wider launch March 20 on Nike.com, Apple.com and Apple Stores, and the earbuds are expected around $250 with a possible small markup.
Beats Powerbeats Fit are a compact, more comfortable upgrade with a stabiliser wing for a secure fit (even with glasses), solid sound and effective ANC, six hours of playback and up to 24 hours with the case, USB-C charging, and broad cross‑platform features via the Beats app; they're pricey, lack multipoint Bluetooth, and the wing can press on the inner ear for some users, but they work well for workouts and everyday listening on iPhone and Android.
The article highlights the best Cyber Monday deals on noise-cancelling headphones from top brands like Sony, Bose, and Beats, with significant discounts including a record-low price on Bose QuietComfort headphones for $159.99, making premium audio gear more accessible during the shopping event.
Beats has introduced the Powerbeats Fit earbuds as a minor upgrade to the Beats Fit Pro, featuring improved comfort, durability, and a smaller case, priced at $200 and available in four colors, targeting fitness enthusiasts with a design that stays in place during workouts, though lacking some advanced features like heart-rate tracking.
Apple has launched a wide range of new accessories for the iPhone 17 lineup, including silicone, TechWoven, bumper, and clear cases, as well as new Beats cases like Rugged and Kickstand, along with other accessories such as straps, MagSafe batteries, and chargers.