Beats, an Apple subsidiary, launches a new orange color option for its entry-level Solo Buds. The color is retailer-exclusive: shoppers in the United States can buy the orange Solo Buds at Best Buy, while availability in Japan starts July 4 through 7‑Eleven. The earbuds were previously sold in multiple colors, including matte black, storm gray, transparent red, and an Arctic purple option that has been limited to Apple and Target. The Solo Buds also include a wired-charging case and are rated for up to 18 hours of battery life in the earbuds themselves. The standard U.S. price is $79.99, though pricing can vary by retailer and promotions, such as discounts reported at Best Buy. Sources also note that similar orange Solo Buds have appeared in other markets previously, including an orange variant offered in India as part of an iPhone promotion. The new orange edition at Best Buy and 7‑Eleven is distinguished by its orange earbuds and red Beats “b” logos, according to the reports.
Beats releases retailer-exclusive orange Solo Buds in U.S. and Japan
Beats, an Apple subsidiary, launches a new orange color option for its entry-level Solo Buds. The color is retailer-exclusive: shoppers in the United States can buy the orange Solo Buds at Best Buy, w...
- Beats launches a new orange color for the Solo Buds.
- The orange Solo Buds are retailer-exclusive: Best Buy in the U.S. and 7‑Eleven in Japan.
- Japan availability is reported to begin July 4 through 7‑Eleven.
- Solo Buds are rated for up to 18 hours of battery life in the earbuds and use a wired-charging case.
- The U.S. base price is $79.99, with retailer promotions reported.
Apple subsidiary Beats by Dre has updated its Solo Buds with a new color, with consumers in the United States and Japan able to pick up a pair of bright orange earbuds from select retailers.Beats Solo Buds, but in OrangeOwners of Beats earbuds will be familiar with the blindingly bright orange colorway for some of its models. While you could get the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 and Beats Powerbeats Fit in the colorway, you could only get the Beats Solo Buds in a few more muted colorways.Fans of the safety-inspired color choice will now be able to complete their collection with an orange color option of Solo Buds. However, they are only available through specific retailers. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
2 hours agoApple's Beats brand has launched a new retailer-exclusive orange color for its Solo Buds, with the earphones available now at Best Buy in the United States and coming July 4 to 7–Eleven in Japan. The Solo Buds are an entry-level earphone product from Beats, normally priced at $79.99 in the United States, although they are occasionally offered on sale such as the current $10 discount at Best Buy bringing all colors down to $69.99. The Solo Buds offer up to 18 hours of battery life in the buds themselves, with their tiny case offering only wired charging capabilities and no battery of its own. Beats debuted the Solo Buds back in June 2024 in Matte Black, Storm Gray, and Transparent Red color options, as well as an Arctic Purple that has been exclusive to Apple and Target. Late last year, a new retailer-exclusive Ivory color launched at Walmart in the United States and at other retail partners in select countries. While the new orange color is exclusive to Best Buy and 7-Eleven, it is very similar to orange Solo Buds that were offered in India for free with the purchase of an iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus back in October 2024 as part of a promotion in celebration of Diwali. The limited-edition earbuds offered in India included purple Beats "b" logos on the earbuds and case, while the new ones at Best Buy and 7-Eleven feature red "b" logos.Tag: BeatsThis article, "Beats Launches Solo Buds in Retailer-Exclusive Orange Color in the U.S. and Japan" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
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