Beats Flex replaces BeatsX for $49 with USB-C charging, longer battery life, Apple W1 chip<div class="feat-image">
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<p>BeatsX wireless headphones landed
three years ago as the first Beats product to feature Apple’s W1 chip and Lightning charging port like the original AirPods. The $149 headphones eventually dropped in price by $50, and today
Beats Flex are replacing
BeatsX for $100 less than their original launch price.</p>
<p>Beats Flex wireless headphones still use Apple’s original W1 chip like BeatsX, although the Lightning port has been replaced with a USB-C port (like the iPad Pro and iPad Air) to better service Android users. </p>
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