New Powerbeats wireless headphones get FCC approval, ‘Hey Siri’ support expected

Filings for new Powerbeats headphones today hit the FCC, model number A2015, following 9to5Mac’s discovery of “Powerbeats4” in code references back in December. The new model is expected to feature ‘Hey Siri’ support and a H1 chip, like what we have seen in Powerbeats Pro and latest-generation AirPods.

This model has hit the FCC ahead of an official announcement from Apple or Beats. The filings include a drawing of the new earbuds, and they look very similar to existing Powerbeats.

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source https://9to5mac.com/2020/02/27/new-powerbeats-wireless-headphones-get-fcc-approval-hey-siri-support-expected/

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