
Yesterday Apple announced a partnership with Japanese fashion brand WACKO MARIA to launch a special edition Beats Flex wireless headphones. The design and functions of the headphones are exactly the same as when the Beats Flex was launched in 2020, except that the appearance adopts the color and style of WACKO MARIA.
Beats Flex is Apple's entry-level wireless headset, adopting a neck-mounted design and in-ear headsets. The built-in W1 chip supports iPhone and iPad fast pairing, and also supports Apple's Find My search function. Beats Flex uses USB Type-Ch to charge, and the official claims that a single charge can be used continuously for up to 12 hours.

Japanese fashion brand WACKO MARIA, founded in 2005, uses the slogan of "Music Touch to Give Ideas and Imagination". This time, the Beats Flex Special Edition launched in collaboration with Apple, uses the brand's iconic leopard print and color. The wires of the headphones are also designed in black and brown, while the microphone and battery are decorated with WACKO MARIA's trademark and leopard print. The Beats Flex WACKO MARIA Special Edition will be available in Japan starting today and will be priced at 11,000 yen.
Information and pictures source: 9to5mac