Kim Kardashian’s Second Beats Collab Has People Obsessed

Kim Kardashian and Beats have launched their second collaboration for Beats Studio Pro, the brand’s iconic over-ear headphones, causing excitement among fans.

The SKIMS founder first teamed up with Beats in 2022 for a special edition of the Beats Fit Pro, which turned out to be the brand’s best-selling collaboration.

The new Beats x Kim collection is a blend of creativity and personal expression, wrapped around premium sound quality. This collaboration reimagines Beats’ flagship over-ear headphones in three neutral colors inspired by Kardashian’s signature palette: Moon (light), Dune (medium), and Earth (deep).

Fans are eagerly anticipating the new release, especially after witnessing the humorous Kim vs. Jim skit where Kim and Jimmy Fallon competed for the next Beats collaboration.

One social media user celebrated, “Today is such a wonderful day to be a Kim Kardashian Stan: New collab with Beats, appearance on the Jimmy Fallon show, 20th television first-look deal announcement. The world is healing, Kim is forever allergic to flopping.” Another chimed in, “Now who wanna buy me the Beats x Kim headphones?”

Another added, “Kim in that Beats Ad is so dope,” while a different fan gushed, “Beats x Kim?? Spectacular! Give 14 of them.”

Kardashian expressed her excitement in a statement: “I’m so excited we’re bringing these three popular, chic colors to Beats’ most iconic and advanced headphones. Beats Studio have always been a fashion statement, so I can’t wait to see how everyone styles them.”

The new Beats Studio Pro is more than just a stylish accessory. It boasts next-level audio fidelity, Active Noise Cancellation, and Transparency modes. The headphones also feature Personalized Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, UltraPlush leather cushions, up to 40 hours of battery life, Lossless Audio via USB-C, and enhanced call performance.

The Beats x Kim headphones are available for purchase online at Apple, in the London Regent Street store, as well as Argos and Amazon.

Source: indy100