Beats has officially unveiled its latest entry into the fitness-focused audio space with the new Powerbeats Fit, a true wireless earbud designed to balance premium audio quality with durability for workouts and daily life. Positioned as the follow-up to the Beats Fit Pro released four years ago, the Powerbeats Fit refine the formula with a secure wingtip design, improved stability during exercise, and features tailored for Apple and Android ecosystems alike.
The Powerbeats Fit sport a familiar earbud shape but add flexible wingtips, making them particularly appealing for athletes or anyone tired of earbuds slipping mid-run. Their IPX4 water and sweat resistance means they can handle high-intensity training sessions, while the inclusion of four different ear tip sizes ensures a snug, customizable fit for a wide range of users. 
This adaptability has become a hallmark of the Powerbeats line, which aims to blend comfort with endurance-focused practicality.
On the tech side, Beats is sticking with Apple’s reliable H1 chip rather than upgrading to the newer H2 found in AirPods Pro 2. This decision may raise eyebrows given the $200 price tag, but the earbuds still feature modern must-haves: active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and adaptive EQ. For Apple users, the list of perks extends further with spatial audio and dynamic head tracking, seamless one-touch pairing, automatic device switching, Find My support, and hands-free Siri. Android users aren’t left behind either, with the Beats app enabling customization and firmware updates.
Battery life remains a strong point: up to seven hours of playback per charge, with the case extending total listening time to around 30 hours. A five-minute fast charge provides an extra hour of playback – handy for those who forget to top up before hitting the gym. However, one notable omission is wireless charging, which some consumers expected at this price level.
Available in four bold finishes – Jet Black, Gravel Gray, Spark Orange, and Power Pink – the Powerbeats Fit aim to appeal not just to athletes but also to style-conscious buyers. As a sweetener, new Apple Music subscribers receive three free months with purchase. Still, the $200 cost may put these earbuds in a competitive and scrutinized category, especially when compared against rivals like Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Pro or Xiaomi’s Buds 3 Pro that often include wireless charging at a lower cost. The Powerbeats Fit therefore sit in a unique space: polished, performance-ready, but not without caveats for savvy shoppers who weigh features dollar for dollar.
3 comments
sound gonna slap but still overpriced as usual for beats
battery life looks solid ngl, 30hrs is decent for gym sessions
first glance thought it was CMF earbuds 😂 marketing vibes same same