Beats launches new Studio Buds Plus with new features

Beats is about to launch an updated version of its current wireless Studio Buds. The name is expected to be "Beats Studio Buds Plus" and the design will be the same as the original Beats Studio Buds.

Today’s RC update adds support for the unreleased Beats Studio Buds Plus discovered on the site. The website found code about the upcoming device, including some of its key and possible features.

The first Beats Studio Buds hit shelves in 2021 with impressive features and quality. 9to5Mac says that like previous models, the Beats Studio Buds Plus will come with active noise cancellation and transparency mode. Initially, it was possible that it would use Apple's H1/H2 chips. However, the website clarifies that it will still use a custom Beats chip approved by the source.

Just like AirPods and other Beats wireless earbuds equipped with Apple chips, the upcoming devices will also support audio sharing, automatic device switching and "Hey Siri." The original model didn't have these features because it used a chip made by Beats rather than Apple. However, the company hopes to address this issue by making new models that are compatible with Apple devices.

As expected, the new earbuds will include media controls for playing or pausing music as well as press-and-hold to switch between noise-canceling modes Switch options. Beats will be available in gold and black models, pictured above.

We only know a few of its features and a color line right now, with a release date still undecided. The company has not announced or revealed any information about the device. However, since all the information was released with iOS 16.4 RC, which will be available in the next few days, Beats may release the Studio Buds Plus soon.

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