Do Beats have a lifetime warranty?

Apple Limited Warranty and proof of purchase The Apple Limited Warranty covers your Beats and its accessories against manufacturing defects for one year from the date you bought your product. The Apple Limited Warranty is in addition to rights provided by consumer law.

Did Apple discontinue Beats?

As discovered by Apple Terminal (via MacRumors), Apple has quietly removed its official Beats by Dr. Dre webpage, which previously highlighted all of the products that Apple sells under its Beats brand.

Do fake beats have serial numbers?

If the number is on the left ear, the headphones are absolutely fake. Beats never prints the serial number on the left ear. However, just because the number is on the right doesn’t mean that the headphones are automatically real. If your serial number is on the right, try registering it to see if the number is valid.

Can Beats headphones be replaced?

Any fees you might pay will be for the replacement Beats. If your Beats have accidental damage, you’ll pay an AppleCare+ incident fee. If you’ve already used both incidents of accidental damage that come with AppleCare+, you’ll pay an out-of-warranty fee for your replacement, as shown on our pricing page.

How long do Beats headphones last?

Beats claims up to 40 hours of life – and they do last so long – but, naturally, you can also plug in a 3.5mm cable for a wired connection to your phone. Or charge them up for five minutes to get three hours of playback time.

Is Beats by Dre dead?

The Beats brand remains alive and well with continued investment and shared technology from Apple, and there are no plans to mess up a good thing.

Are Beats making new headphones?

The new Beats Studio Buds are now official and they do not have a stem, with their design in line with other wireless earphones available from Apple rivals. They come in black, white, and red, just as rumored, and they cost $149.99. Also of note, they’re rated IPX4 for sweat and water resistance.