The Beats Pill+ Bluetooth speaker has been removed from the shelves: Apple has never had a Beats series of speakers since then

In 2014, Apple acquired the beats headphone brand that was famous at the time for $3 billion, and in 2015 launched Beats Pill+, which became Apple's first wireless Bluetooth speaker product, which has a high reputation with its "capsule" shape personality shape and excellent sound quality.

Now, according to the latest media reports, Apple officials have quietly rolled off the old product on the online store, and this product will also become the last Beats product released by Apple. In terms of appearance, Beats Pill+ is designed in a "capsule" shape and offers a more stylish color scheme, and it also has the same lighting charging port as Apple's iPhone.

Functionally, Beats Pill+ supports both iOS devices and Android devices, can connect iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android devices, and can also connect multiple speakers at the same time through the supporting Beats Pill+ App. In terms of battery life, it can bring 12 hours of use time when fully charged, and can also be used as a "mobile power" to reverse charge other devices.

It is understood that although Apple has been unveiling a number of Beats headphones and earbuds in recent years, in the independent speaker piece, Beats Pill+ is apple's only wireless Bluetooth speaker on sale. After a generation of classic Beats Pill+ became the "best song" on Apple's side, the HomePod series has become Apple's only speaker product on sale. However, small partners who want to buy it do not have to worry, although they have not seen it on the official website of Apple and beats, but retailers still have sales.