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Beats Fit Pro already have 30 hours of battery life with the charging case and the earbuds themselves get 7 hours with ANC off. Also they support Adaptive EQ.

So the only actual differences are:
1. 4 ear tips vs 3
2. 12% smaller charging case
3. Slightly more rounded design to the earbuds

https://www.beatsbydre.com/earbuds/beats-fit-pro

https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/beats/fit-pro-true-wireless

Your own link to the Beats Fit Pro clearly states it is 24 hours of total battery life, and 6 hours of bud time as I mentioned. The Powerbeats Fit is rumored to be 30 hours total battery life, and 7 hours of bud time.

"Up to 6 hours of listening time (with ANC turned on) plus an additional 18 hours provided by its pocket-sized charging case." (There are also other big headlines like "24 hours battery life!" attached to various athletic models showing off the Beats Fit Pro.)
 
I'm pretty sure the confusion stems between ANC on vs ANC off quoted battery life.

You are correct that the Beats Fit Pro earbuds get 6 hours of battery life and 24 hours combined with the case, if you're using ANC the whole time.

Beats Fit Pro earbuds get 7 hours of battery life and 30 hours combined with the case with ANC off.
 
I had bought the AirPods Pro 3, and honestly, it felt like a letdown that they still use the H2 chip; however, I decided to go for it. I currently have a pair of Beats Fit Pro, and about a week ago, when I saw the leak about these new Powerbeats Fit launching this fall, my immediate reaction was to return the APP3 — only to later find out, after doing some research, that they would still have the same H1 chip. That’s honestly deeply disappointing. I love my current Fit Pro, but after almost four years, it’s time to let them go. I find it absolutely absurd that they’re just giving them a slight update — a refreshed design, a bit more battery, and other very minor tweaks — after four years of waiting. Simply unacceptable. So now I’ll have to buy the APP3 again.
 
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I had bought the AirPods Pro 3, and honestly, it felt like a letdown that they still use the H2 chip; however, I decided to go for it. I currently have a pair of Beats Fit Pro, and about a week ago, when I saw the leak about these new Powerbeats Fit launching this fall, my immediate reaction was to return the APP3 — only to later find out, after doing some research, that they would still have the same H1 chip. That’s honestly deeply disappointing. I love my current Fit Pro, but after almost four years, it’s time to let them go. I find it absolutely absurd that they’re just giving them a slight update — a refreshed design, a bit more battery, and other very minor tweaks — after four years of waiting. Simply unacceptable. So now I’ll have to buy the APP3 again.
well sit tight they get announced Tuesday maybe the rumors are wrong (I doubt it, probably it just H1 with no wireless.) I now have APP3 and for the first time ever a AirPod version fits me without falling out, they are even pretty secure... but NOTHING beats the feeling of security I have with Beats Fit Pro... I just wish they had this level of sound quality, ANR, and features but Apple cripples even their own company's (Beats) products to make AirPods the best in class which is sad considering they still charge a premium price. They should just make an "AirPods Sport" that is white, like the Powerbeats Fit, but from Apple with full APP3 features... I'd pay $249-299 for that.
 
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