The Beats Tablet Bluetooth speaker makes a comeback with improved pitch, H2O resistance, and a price drop

Launched in 2012 before Beats was purchased by Apple, the unheralded Beats Tablet shook up the portable Bluetooth speaker section with fun colors and the famous Tone feature. The speaker was upgraded with the introduction of the Apple-owned Tablet+ in 2015, but with momentum it seemed like it would become an afterthought for Beats compared to headphones and earphones, and the Tablet+ was ultimately Was closed. In early 2022.

After several months of teasers, Beats is officially announcing the return of the Beats Tablet with several recent upgrades and a cheaper price of $149.99. The unused tablet features a completely redesigned speaker system that includes a tweeter and a racetrack woofer, a detachable lanyard, USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity, 24-hour battery days, and IP67 H2O and sweat resistance.
Available in Matte Unlit, Champagne Gold and Commentary Red color options, the unused Beats tablet features a steel speaker grille and a soft-touch silicone housing emblazoned with the Beats “B” brand, along with a number of interesting physical buttons with controls. For on-device control. The unused detachable lanyard easily slips around the wrist to help maintain carrying speed and even allows the speaker to remain clipped on even when it is not tightened for optional protection .

Compared to the previous Tablet+, the redesigned single Racetrack woofer in the Beats Tablet uses 28% more powerful neodymium magnets to power the motor drive, allowing the woofer to displace 90% additional air volume, speeding up at the edges Radial ribbing is reduced. -End deformity. The unused tablet changes from dual tweeters to a redesigned single tweeter in its own housing for added balance and similarly eliminated distortion. Each speaker is aligned to provide a 20º sensitive tilt to the tablet, providing better tone projection with less reflected sound.

When you have two Beats Tablet Audio systems, you can combine them in Magnify form, which will give you a larger total tone for better areas, or Stereo form, which separates the tone output into left and right channels. Other audio systems.

The Beats tablet can work as a speakerphone in your attached units, with a set of noise-learning rules that suppresses ambient tones to focus on the consumer’s tone, and full-duplex support to ensure your conversations are heard on all sides. Helps keep it understandable for. Resonance companion assistance can come along for attached units, so you’ll turn on Siri or Google Assistant with the click of a button.

USB-C is included with the Beats Tablet for primary speeds, allowing for lossless audio over stressed connections, easy recharging and the ability to charge optional units from the tablet’s internal battery. The tablet has up to 24 hours of battery, and 10 minutes of Speedy Gas gives up to two hours of playback. A cloud USB-C to USB-C cable is integrated within the field.

The controls on the unused tablet are 4 buttons on the side, an energy button, a heart button and a volume up/unfold button. Each button serves more than one function, so you’ll be able to keep track of a good number of options without having to dig through your iPhone. Pressing the power button turns the speaker on or off, a quick tap brightens the adjacent LED for battery status, a double tap turns on Siri, and a triple tap turns on the LED via USB-C. Reverses the charging path when connected to. Plugging the tablet in via USB-C instantly turns on the stressed audio input by pressing and holding the power button.

The heart button houses your usual media controls, with a single press playing or pausing your audio, a double press going forward, and a triple press going backward. The heart button can be worn with the volume up/unfold buttons to configure paired speaker variations. Holding the heart button on two speakers turns on magnify form, and holding the heart and volume up on one of them turns on stereo shape and that speaker becomes the left channel. The same mix is ​​returned in magnified form or can also be worn to completely split the speaker workforce while keeping the heart and volume healthy.

A proprietary chip platform from Beats provides seamless access to both Apple and Android platforms, including one-touch pairing, automatic setup across all units linked to an iCloud or Google account, and support for Find My and Find My tools. Monitoring in response to eliminating the speaker’s enclosed space.

The tablet does have some weight unused, weighing in at 24 ounces (~680 grams), though it is 10% lighter than the Tablet+. It measures over 8.5 inches (~22 cm) in length and over 2.8 inches (~7 cm) in depth, which is slightly better than the Tablet+. It is definitely transportable and you can easily keep it in a bag, although you no longer feel the need to carry it in your hand while out anywhere.

The redesigned Beats tablet is priced at $149.99 and is currently available in all 3 colors, with shipping starting this Thursday, June 27th.