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· Introducing the Beats Solo 4 special edition Onyx Black model, a collaboration with BLACKPINK's Jennie. The retail price was 269,000 won, but it sold out immediately after release.
· The package features the phrase 'Love Jennie' and includes a carrying case for the headphones, a USB-C cable, and a 3.5mm audio cable.
· The headphone body has a compact, foldable design for easy portability, and weighs approximately 216g, making it comfortable for long listening sessions.
· It features a design with special edition details and a detachable ribbon accessory. The earcups offer a soft and plush fit.
· The size can be adjusted with a tactile style, and there are buttons and cable connectors on both sides.

· Beats Solo 4 supports fast pairing with Apple devices and provides immersive sound through 'Personalized Spatial Audio' and dynamic head tracking.
· It connects seamlessly not only with Apple devices but also with Android, and supports the 'Find My' feature.
· It boasts up to 50 hours of battery life, with 5 hours of playback from a 10-minute charge.
· When connected via USB-C or a 3.5mm audio cable, it functions as wired headphones, delivering high-resolution lossless audio and detailed sound through its built-in DAC.
· A bundled coupon offers 3 months of free Apple Music.

· The fit is snug yet comfortable, and the lightweight design with appropriate tension ensures stability even during vigorous movement. They are also suitable for workouts.
· Wired Connection: High tones are crisp, with emphasized mids and lows, providing good punch and attack. While separation isn't outstanding, it delivers clean sound, focusing on the mid-lows for exciting music listening. High tones are not muffled and feel slightly recessed, expressing a deep sense of space.
· Wireless Connection: Compared to wired, transparency and clarity decrease, but the maximum volume feels louder. Instrument separation narrows, becoming flatter, and all frequencies (high, mid, low) tend to become stronger. While the wired sound quality is better, the wireless connection is still quite satisfying.
· Fit (Wife's Evaluation): Despite being on-ear headphones, there's minimal pressure, and they are comfortable on the ears. They are also comfortable when wearing glasses. The ribbon accessory adds a kitschy and feminine touch.

· Despite being a Jennie limited edition, the mid-low frequencies sound solid and warm, with vocals not being buried and feeling tailored for female voices. The piano sound also matches well.
· The low frequencies sound similar to Bose's signature, and the vocals are clear without being airy. It's good that the bass isn't excessively boomy.
· Wired Connection (Wife's Evaluation): The mid-low bassline sounds clearer, and the colors feel more vibrant. While the volume is slightly lower than wireless, the tone feels a bit more refined.
· Overall, they can be used comfortably without any discomfort even during activities like running on a treadmill, and both the design and fit are rated as satisfactory.

· The Beats Solo 4 Jennie Special Edition offers excellent comfort, a design infused with Jennie's aesthetic, and satisfying sound quality.
· It is particularly characterized by its emphasis on mid-low frequencies and clear vocal reproduction, with a richer sound experience available via wired connection.
· They are comfortable for use during workouts and are recommended for those seeking headphones that offer both style and performance.