Beats Pill (2012) vs Beats Pill+

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Pill (2012) compared with Pill+
BeatsPill (2012)BeatsPill+
Overview
ReleasedOctober 2012October 2015
Sound
TypePortable speakerPortable speaker
Dolby AtmosNoNo
DriversFour-speaker system with Beats Audio processingTwo tweeters and two woofers (What Hi-Fi? and TechRadar)
Connections
Wi-FiNoNo
BluetoothYesYes
AirPlayNoNo
Voice assistantsNoneNone
BluetoothNFC tap-to-pair and connection takeover; remembers eight paired devices and reconnects to the most recent; aptX supportBluetooth audio and speakerphone; no NFC pairing (TechRadar)
PortsSeparate 3.5 mm input and line output; Micro-USB charging connector (T3)Lightning charging, 3.5 mm auxiliary input and USB charge-out; auxiliary cable not included
Multi-room–Two units support Stereo and Amplify modes; original app also offered DJ control from two mobile devices (TechRadar and What Hi-Fi?)
App–At launch, the original Pill+ app was available for selected iOS and Android devices
Design
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 7 hoursUp to 12 hours
Weight0.325 kg (better)0.75 kg
Battery life detailRechargeable lithium-ion battery; maker claims seven hours at an average 80 dB, with a warning at 20% remaining; switches off after 30 minutes without a signalMaker's 12-hour listening claim and three-hour full charge reported by The Next Web; five-light battery gauge (TechRadar)
ControlsPower, volume and Beats button for pairing, playback and calls; volume buttons disabled when line output is in usePower, volume, playback, track and call buttons
MicrophonesBuilt-in speakerphone microphone with echo cancellation; calls pause musicBuilt-in speakerphone microphone (TechRadar)
Size–210 × 63.6 × 69.2 mm (length × height × depth), with 0.75 kg weight, reported by TechRadar
ColoursBlack, White and Red at launchBlack and White at launch
In the boxSpeaker, USB cable and power supply; carrying case, carabiner and 3.5 mm cable identified by both reviewsSpeaker, carrying bag, Lightning cable and power adaptor (TechRadar)

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