Beats Partners With Kim Kardashian To Launch Limited Edition Audio Devices In India

Beats has teamed up with Kim Kardashian to introduce the special editions of the Beats Pill and Beats Studio Pro in India. These products are now available for purchase in the country, offering unique colour options while maintaining the features of their standard counterparts.

The Beats Studio Pro special edition comes in three distinct colours: Earth, Dune, and Moon. On the other hand, the special edition of the Beats Pill speaker is available in Dark Gray and Light Gray. Despite these new hues, both devices retain the specifications of the models released in August.

Beats x Kim Kardashian Limited Edition Features

The Beats Studio Pro boasts a custom 40mm driver and includes Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) along with Transparency Mode support. It offers up to 40 hours of battery life. Other features include Spatial Audio, Dolby Atmos, and dynamic head tracking for an immersive experience.

On the other hand, the Beats Pill speaker has been enhanced with a redesigned tweeter for superior sound quality. It includes a removable carry lanyard and silicone backing for better grip. The speaker can play music for up to 24 hours and can sync with two speakers simultaneously. Lastly, the Beats Pill speaker with an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance.

Pricing and Availability

The limited edition Beats Studio Pro is priced at Rs 37,900, while the Beats Pill costs Rs 16,900 in India. Both are available through Apple's official website as well as major retailers like Flipkart, Croma, and Reliance Digital.

For those preferring physical stores, these audio devices can be found at Apple Saket in New Delhi and Apple BKC in Mumbai. They are also available at other exclusive authorised retailers across India.

This collaboration between Beats and Kim Kardashian brings a fresh aesthetic to popular audio devices without altering their core functionalities. With their stylish designs and advanced features, these limited editions are set to attract tech enthusiasts across India.