She is among the world’s biggest pop stars.
Jennie and Beats have now collaborated on a brand-new set of headphones.
An Onyx Black pair of the Beats Solo 4 – JENNIE Special Edition has been revealed by the vocalist, who is a member of the South Korean girl group Blackpink.
Just seven months have passed since Jennie and Beats initially worked together on a red pair of headphones that sold out in less than a day.
Jennie remarked, “We always knew my first drop with Beats was just the beginning of the story.”
“My personal development and self-discovery are fully reflected in this second chapter.”I’m thrilled for everyone to share this new chapter with me via these stylish headphones. I wanted to make something that felt both strong and intimate.
Beats has launched a campaign trailer with a brand-new Jennie song to commemorate the launch.
She is among the world’s biggest pop stars. Additionally, Jennie and Beats have collaborated on a new line of headphones.
An Onyx Black pair of the Beats Solo 4 – JENNIE Special Edition has been revealed by the vocalist, who is a member of the South Korean girl group Blackpink.
The headphones initially appear to be just another set of over-ear headphones.
But if you look really closely, you’ll see some amazing details.
First of all, the headphones have two black bows that hang over the headphone cushions, one on each side.
You’ll be pleased to learn that these are completely detachable if you’re not a huge fan of bows.
Furthermore, one of the UltraPlush ear cushions has symbols on it that were inspired by Jennie’s song.
Additionally, there is a carrying case that matches the colour.
Naturally, the sound quality and battery life are the two most important aspects of headphones.
Beats explains that the headphones’ unique acoustic construction and improved drivers provide strong sound.
According to Beats, “Personalised spatial audio with dynamic head tracking immerses you in your music, films, and games, tracking the motion of your head for an interactive surround sound experience.” The headphones include two black bows, one on each side, that hang over the headphone cushions.
In the meanwhile, customers can listen for up to 50 hours on a single charge, and a quick 10-minute charge will extend playing for up to five hours.
On Friday, April 24, starting at 09:00 PT in the US and 16:00 BST in the UK, the Beats Solo 4 – JENNIE Special Edition in Onyx Black will be sold for $199.99 (£199.99 at Apple.com).
Additionally, Beats has expanded its line of accessories to include a three-meter (10-foot) USB-C to USB-C cable.
The cable costs £29.99 and can be ordered right now. It comes in four colours: Bolt Black, Surge Stone, Nitro Navy, and Rapid Red.
1976: On April 1, 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded the business and began selling computer kits to enthusiasts. Wozniak constructed each kit.
The Apple I was the initial product.
1977: The first mass-market PC, the Apple II, was introduced by Apple in June.
On February 6, 1984, Steve Jobs presents the revolutionary Macintosh from Apple Computer Corporation in California.
Jobs was appointed chairman in 1981.
1984: The Macintosh was first seen during a Super Bowl commercial break before being formally debuted at a launch event. A year later, it was abandoned, and Jobs departed the company.
The Macintosh II, the first colour Mac, was introduced by Apple in 1987.
1997: Jobs returns to Apple as interim CEO as part of a $400 million deal for Apple to purchase NeXT software. In 2000, he formally assumed the position.
Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO at the time, with the iPhone
2001 saw the release of OS X, iTunes, and the original iPod.
At a Cupertino ceremony on October 23, 2001, the original iPod MP3 music player—which could store up to 1,000 songs—was unveiled.
2007: The iPhone is introduced by Apple.
2010 saw the release of the original iPad.
2011: Tim Cook took over as CEO after Jobs quit in 2011 owing to sickness. Pancreatic cancer claimed Jobs’ life in October.
The Apple Watch was introduced by Apple in 2014. Additionally, it introduced the 6 and 6 Plus, the company’s first bigger iPhones.
2015: To rival Spotify and other music streaming services, Apple introduced Apple Music after acquiring Beats from Dr. Dre.
2016: With the release of the 4-inch iPhone SE, Apple went back to its roots. In the meantime, the company is involved in a legal dispute with the FBI, which is requesting access to the restricted phone that Syed Farook used. Farook and his wife carried out a murderous attack in San Bernardino, California, in December, and Farook died in a shootout. On March 28, the court order was revoked after the FBI claimed that the device had been unlocked by a third party.
2017: Apple unveils the iPhone X, which does away with the home button in favour of a futuristic edge-to-edge screen design and a revolutionary FaceID system that employs cutting-edge sensors and lasers to unlock phones using only the user’s face.
Jobs at an event held at Apple’s Cupertino, California, headquarters
2018: In a first for the business, Apple adds new capabilities to iOS 12, its most recent operating system, that encourage consumers to control their devices and spend less time on them. A strongly worded letter from shareholders urging the company to address the rising issue of smartphone addiction among children and teenagers served as the impetus for the action.
2019: Apple reports its first drop in earnings and sales in ten years in January. Tim Cook, the CEO, partially blamed sharp drops in Chinese revenue.
2020: In reaction to the coronavirus, Apple shuts down all of its physical retail locations outside of China in March.
2021: CEO Tim Cook announces Apple’s intention to become carbon neutral on Earth Day in an online virtual event in April. The iPhone 13 was revealed later in the year.
2022: The iPhone 14 was revealed in September. Among the new features were an enhanced camera system and a new sensor to determine whether a user had been in an automobile accident.
2023: Following the discontinuation of the first generation, Apple reintroduces the “Home Pod.” Given that it uses voice instructions, the “Home Pod” can be considered an alternative to Google Home or Alexa from Amazon.
2024: Apple releases Apple Intelligence, marking the company’s initial foray into artificial intelligence. Many of the features are postponed until the next year rather than being released all at once.
2026: Apple declares a change in leadership.Tim Cook leaves his role as CEO to become executive chairman after 15 years as the company’s leader. On September 1, 51-year-old John Ternus, Apple’s highly regarded hardware chief, will assume the role of CEO.
