A recent leak has given the first clear look at the Powerbeats Pro 2, the next-generation wireless earbuds from Apple's Beats brand, designed with athletes and active users in mind. This marks the most detailed glimpse yet of the much-anticipated device, following earlier, blurry images that left many questioning its authenticity.
Powerbeats Pro 2 New Leaks Showcase Upcoming Wearable
The new leak, reported by Digital Trends, follows a teaser from Beats last year, which showed professional baseball player Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers sporting the Powerbeats Pro 2. While the teaser featured unclear images, recent high-resolution photos from an online leaker known as "Arsene Lupin" provide a much clearer view of the upcoming wireless earbuds.
This new look confirms the device will stay true to the Powerbeats Pro's focus on active, sports-driven users. The photos reveal the earbuds in four color options: Black, Cream, Purple, and Orange. As expected, the Powerbeats Pro 2 maintains the signature ear hook design, which ensures a secure and comfortable fit during intense physical activity.
Apple, Beats Earbuds Appear on Golf Pros
The Powerbeats Pro 2 have also made appearances on the TGL Pro golf league circuit, with professional golfers Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy seen wearing the earbuds. Both athletes, who co-founded the league, were captured in images and videos sporting what appear to be the new Powerbeats Pro 2, further confirming the leak and giving a glimpse of the earbuds in action.
Apple and Beats Developments Continue to Surprise
The Powerbeats Pro 2 is just the latest product from Beats following a series of successful launches. Last year, the Beats Studio Pro made waves, with many comparing it to Apple's premium AirPods Max due to its impressive performance at a much lower price point. That same year, Beats also unveiled a collaboration with celebrity Kim Kardashian, releasing the "Beats x Kim" collection.
Additionally, Beats teased a revamped version of its Pill Bluetooth speaker, which was later revealed to have evolved into a portable speaker with "Find My" compatibility. Notably, prominent athletes such as LeBron James and Daniel Ricciardo were spotted using the new speaker, further solidifying Beats' connection to the world of sports.
As for the Powerbeats Pro 2, it's expected to arrive soon, nearly six years after the debut of the original Powerbeats Pro. The recent leaks and the visibility of the earbuds on high-profile athletes suggest that the new model is close to being unveiled to the public.
