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Hands on: Beats Powerbeats 4 review

Posted on March 19, 2020 By Jarvis

When the first pair of Beats Powerbeats first came out in 2011, it was a very different product. First off, remember, Apple didn’t own Beats back then – in fact, they were called the Powerbeats by Dr. Dre Sport Headphones from Monster. They weren’t wireless. They weren’t very sweat-resistant. They had some weird design decisions like a diamond-shaped in-line remote and a bass-heavy sound quality that followed the brand for years.

The good news? The new-and-improved Beats Powerbeats 4 aren’t anything like the originals.

The latest wireless in-ears from Beats are supremely refined, offering a sound quality lifted directly from the Beats Powerbeats Pro, an IPX4 rating and Apple’s H1 Wireless Chip that allows you to summon Siri with the sound of your voice.
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