Beats Electronics introduced its next generation Solo2 headphones this morning, just a day after Apple officially announced it was acquiring the company for $3 billion.
In 2013 nearly four Solos were sold every minute around the world. With no signs of slowing down, Beats is taking the beloved headphone to the next level with Solo2 offering a robust listening experience with a wider range of sound and enhanced clarity.
“When you think about Beats you think about iconic design, incredible sound, premium quality, profound comfort and of course, portability; we’ve worked hard to earn this reputation and along with that comes very high expectations,” said Beats President Luke Wood. “Solo2 delivers on all fronts while finding new frontiers in audio performance to bring the emotion back to music."
Solo2 Features: ● Sound: The Solo2 headphone has a more dynamic, wider range of sound, with a clarity that will bring you closer to what the artist intended, whether you’re into hip-hop, heavy metal, jazz, electronic, or country.
● Design: The Solo2 headphone maintains the same sleek, streamlined aesthetic as the iconic Beats Studio with fast flowing curves and no visible screws. Starting at the center of the flexible headband, the frame of the headphone has been curved like never before, giving the Solo2 a custom-fit feeling. The earcups have been ergonomically angled to complete this natural fit, with pivots for optimal comfort and sound delivery. Finally, the earcups’ premium material helps dissipate heat and minimize sound leakage.
● Colors: The Solo2 headphone will be available in Black, White, Red, Blue, Gray, and Pink.
● Partnership: Beats has once again teamed up with project (RED), making the red Solo2 an official (RED) product, helping to fight the battle against AIDS.
Pricing and Availability: Solo2 headphone retails for $199.95 and is available globally for pre-order starting May 29, 2014 on www.beatsbydre.com. It will be widely available on June 1, 2014 also at www.beatsbydre.com and authorized Beats retailers.
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Teo - June 1, 2014 at 6:26pm
Beats wireless second edition sounds worse than the first edition. Beats is not beats anymore.
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gamerscul9870 - June 1, 2014 at 6:42pm
This is exactly why apple took over the worst quality of anything. Don't eat what's not healthy other than fruit.
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Perone - May 30, 2014 at 6:58pm
Beats have the worst sound of any headphones, BOSE have the best.
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Khan - May 30, 2014 at 9:15am
Beats headphones are overprice junk. There are lots of better sounding ones for less. I'm really disappointed with Apple for buying beats. I hope they can prove me wrong.
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gamerscul9870 - May 30, 2014 at 11:16am
Why be disappointed, unless apple lowers the price I don't see what the problem is.
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Macer - May 30, 2014 at 12:40am
To me, beats are the last headphones I would use. People buy them these days not because the sound quality but because they wanna show off. Since 2007 I'm using Bose products and I love them. Even after one year warrant I was able to replace my headphones for half the price.
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StewartG - May 29, 2014 at 10:33pm
To me, this is going back to the 80's. They're way too bulky for me and it's all about being seen having these. There are so many out there that sound better like ...... I won't name the brand cause I'm not advertising but these are headphones only teenagers could love. I prefer the smaller more discreet better sounding in ear buds. That said, the apple ones suck too. They need to work on that.
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gamerscul9870 - May 29, 2014 at 10:42pm
If you are talking about the old earbuds, yeah those do suck. I am never giving up my EarPods though and almost owned them for a year now and not once have they given up on me even part of the sound, but I will share you this: blow in every vent in case you do hear part of the sound coming out to fix it then will work perfectly again, or in others words it would say: "blow me" like nes games not working for example.
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It's the BEST SOUND ever - May 29, 2014 at 9:21pm
It's the BEST SOUND ever or at least has really good sound, the beats you received might have broke, or was broken from the factory maybe... Because I have beats and the sound is amazing.
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Thomas - May 29, 2014 at 8:47pm
“When you think about Beats you think about iconic design, incredible sound, premium quality...". Incredible Sound???? It's a joke - the sound is one of the worst I have ever heard! And that for a overpriced product.
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gamerscul9870 - May 29, 2014 at 10:31pm
Currently. Until WWDC that's when they'll get backup and learn from the EarPods.