Apple has introduced the Powerbeats Fit, a new pair of true wireless earbuds designed for workouts and everyday use. The earbuds come in four colours: Jet Black, Gravel Gray, Spark Orange (similar to the Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro), and Power Pink.
The highlighted feature is a flexible wingtip that tucks into the upper ear for a locked-in fit, aimed at people who need earbuds that won’t fall out during exercise (unlike AirPods that fall into sewer grates on your runs).
Each pair ships with four ear tip sizes (XS, S, M, L) and a fit test tool on iOS or Android to help users find the right seal.
The earbuds support Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), Transparency Mode, and Adaptive EQ, adjusting sound based on fit and seal. Apple’s H1 chip powers features like hands-free “Hey Siri,” Audio Sharing, Automatic Switching across Apple devices, and Find My integration.
Android users get one-touch pairing, customizable controls, and a fit test through the Beats app.
For audio, Powerbeats Fit uses a custom acoustic platform and supports Personalized Spatial Audio with head tracking for a more immersive experience with music, movies, and games. Beam-forming microphones and built-in processors are designed to reduce wind and background noise during calls.
Battery life runs up to 7 hours per charge, or 30 hours total with the case. Fast Fuel charging provides an hour of playback after just five minutes. The earbuds and case are IPX4 rated, making them sweat and water resistant. Charging is handled via USB-C.
The box includes the earbuds, charging case, multiple ear tips, and a quick start guide. The power adaptor and USB-C cable are sold separately.
These are the same price as the Beats Fit Pro, but are lighter and have longer battery life (30 hours vs 24 hours) and new colours. They also use the same H1 chip.
As for pricing, the Powerbeats Fit cost $249.95 in Canada and are available to order today on the Beats website and Apple.ca and Amazon.ca.
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