Earlier this week, Apple’s Beats brand announced a USB-C cable that it publishes as “universally compatible” and, in a rare case, sees an Android phone in an Apple manufacturing ad.
USB-C cables start at $ 18.99 with USB-C in USB-C, USB-C in USB-A and USB-C in Lightning Cables offering a “Soft Woven” construction, a fast charging support and beautiful colors, including a “fast red”. The “anti-frayer” design is presented as being designed by Apple as out of 9TO5MAC.
Since this initial announcement, Beats has then published an ad for its USB-C cables, featuring the rare appearance of an Android phone in an Apple advertising.
The announcement shows an Android false phone that looks like a Galaxy S10 device if it was running the Pixel software of the time. It is not as obvious as some past examples of how Apple likes to represent Android devices in a degrading way, which is very progress to see, although this is probably partly due to the Beats brand considerably more open to Android users. Beats headphones even support the Google fast pair standard.
This Android appearance is next to several other types of devices, because Apple and Beats announce these cables as “universally compatible”, Apple was forced to adopt USB-C on the iPhone 15 series by EU regulation. As such, an iPhone should be the last thing shown in this announcement segment.
As mentioned, these new USB-C cables of Beats are available now.
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