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Beats by Dr. Dre launches new Power Pink USB-C cables

Beats by Dr. Dre, an Apple subsidiary, has introduced new USB-C cables in a vibrant "Power Pink" color. These cables are designed to be durable and attractive, featuring a woven construction for strength and longevity. Available in 1.5m and 3m lengths, they support various charging speeds up to 240W and are priced at $18.99 and $29.99 respectively. The introduction of this color aligns with Beats' strategy of using color to differentiate its products, including matching new headphones and accessories. AI

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Beats by Dr. Dre launches new Power Pink USB-C cables

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · David Phelan, Senior Contributor ·

    Apple Launches Bright Power Pink Beats USB-C Cables For Color-Matched Tech

    The newest products from Beats are woven cables which have one noticeable difference: they come in a feisty pink color. It may not be ground-breaking, but it could still turn heads.