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Beats has announced its sequel to the Beats Solo 3, the  . After   that the Beats Solo 4 will be coming sometime in early May, the Solo 4 is a welcome addition to the Beats Solo series and brings a fresh wave of improvements. The Beats Solo 4 features and its headline feature is arguably   with Dynamic Head Tracking – the same you'll find in the  ,  , and  .  The new Solo 4 comes with a port instead of micro-USB and when charging for , the Solo 4 will have up to thanks to its fast charging feature, Fast Fuel. Even when the battery runs flat, you can listen via the 3.5mm headphone jack. The Beats Solo 4 weighs in at just 217g and comes with for extra comfort. For on-device control, there is a volume up/down rocker, a multi-functional button for power and pairing, and the 'b' button to control music and calls.  Sound has been a focus for Beats and the new Beats Solo 4 is designed with a built-in Digital Analog Converter (DAC) that supports high-resolution lossless audio via wired USB-C. The Solo 4 also has brand  and upgraded drivers to improve sound quality. When paired with IOS devices, you can turn on the Personalised spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking feature which uses built-in gyroscopes and accelerometers to determine your head location to create an immersive listening experience Other features include , connectivity, Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range with fewer dropouts, and improved call quality and clarity from beam-forming microphones and voice-targeting algorithms.  . However, it also means that the Solo 4 is a cheaper headphone – it costs less than its predecessor. If ANC is important to you, you'll have to step up to the considerably pricier . At  , the Beats Solo 4 looks to be a solid option for those looking to buy a wireless headphone without sacrificing sound quality.   The Beats Solo 4 is available in three colourways (Matt Black, Slate Blue, and Cloud Pink) and is available for purchase in person at Apple Stores or via the and website. Source: