Which Beats do I have?
This guide helps you get started using the Beats devices listed below with your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, or Android device.
To ensure the best possible experience using your Beats headphones, earphones, or speakers, do the following:
Apple devices: Update your devices to iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe, tvOS 26, watchOS 26, visionOS 26, or later, and sign in to the same Apple Account on your Apple devices.
Android devices: Update your device to the latest Android version, and sign in to the same Google Account on your Android devices.
Beats device | Description |
|---|---|
 | Beats Solo 4 were released in 2024. You can press the |
 | Beats Studio Pro were released in 2023. You can press the |
 | Beats Fit Pro were released in 2021. You can press the |
 | Beats Flex were released in 2020. You can press the button on the left control module to quickly play or pause audio. |
 | Powerbeats Fit were released in 2025. You can press the Powerbeats Fit feature advanced noise cancellation and sweat and water resistance. |
 | Powerbeats Pro 2 were released in 2025. You can press the Powerbeats Pro 2 in-ear heart rate monitoring sensors let you share your heart rate data with Apple Fitness workouts, the Apple Health app, or your favorite third-party workout apps and equipment. |
 | Beats Solo Buds were released in 2024. You can press the button above the |
 | Beats Studio Buds + were released in 2023. You can press the button above the |
 | Beats Pill was released in 2024. You can press the center button on top of the speaker to quickly play or pause audio. Beats Pill comes with a USB-C cable for listening to lossless audio, charging your speaker, and charging other devices with your speaker. |
button on the left earcup to quickly play or pause audio. These headphones come with a carrying case, as well as a 3.5 mm analog audio cable and a USB-C cable that lets you listen to lossless audio.For information on using earlier Beats devices, go to beatsbydre.com/support.