Apple Beats Pill Bluetooth Speaker Update
TapTechNews May 24th news, currently, the Apple Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker has passed the FCC certification and NCC certification, with the model shown as A3211, and it supports 2.402-2.48 GHz Bluetooth transmission.
This indicates that the Apple Beats Pill is ready to be sold globally and is expected to be officially announced soon, and it is very likely to go on the market together with the Beats Solo Buds headphones at some time in June.
In fact, Apple has invited various celebrities to warm up and build momentum for this Bluetooth speaker, such as NBA superstar LeBron James and F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo (Daniel Ricciardo), who were spotted carrying this speaker in the street photography last month. There are also football star Lionel Messi and socialite Kim Kardashian who have also shown that they own the Beats Pill.
Unfortunately, we still don't know anything about its parameters. This speaker has previously appeared in the iOS 17.5 code and still seems to adopt the same pill design as other Pill speakers and is equipped with a lanyard that was not on the previous model.
The first-generation Beats Pill wireless Bluetooth speaker was launched in 2012, when Apple had not yet acquired Beats Electronics. In the following years, the first-generation Pill speaker has undergone several updates, and the most recent update was the Pill+ version launched after Apple took over in 2015, which is equipped with a Lightning interface.
The Beats Pill+ model has quietly been discontinued in early 2022, and the video exposed today seems to indicate that the Pill series is about to return. Combined with the development trend of Apple's product line, the new version of Pill may be equipped with a Type-C interface for charging.
At the same time, compared to the Pill+ released nearly nine years ago, the new version will definitely bring significant improvements in Bluetooth and other technologies. However, the specific information about the new Pill is currently still unknown, and TapTechNews will keep paying attention.