Powerbeats Pro 2 get a Nike Special Edition in Volt Green

Powerbeats Pro 2 get a Nike Special Edition in Volt Green

Apple and Nike have teamed up on a special edition version of the Powerbeats Pro 2, adding a bold Volt and black finish to Beats’ workout-focused earbuds.

The Nike Special Edition launches globally on 20th March via Nike, Apple and selected Apple Stores, priced at $399.95 AUD.

What’s New With The Nike Special Edition

This isn’t a new product. Instead, it’s a redesigned version of the existing Powerbeats Pro 2, which originally launched in February 2025.

The update is focused entirely on design and branding, with several Nike-inspired visual changes:

  • Volt and black colourway featuring Nike’s signature bright yellow-green shade
  • Nike Swoosh on the right earbud, Beats “b” logo on the left
  • First time Beats hardware has shared branding with another company
  • “Just Do It” printed inside the charging case
  • Volt splatter finish on the charging case

The earbuds still include the same fitness-focused features as the standard Powerbeats Pro 2, including heart rate tracking and integration with apps like Nike Run Club.

For most buyers, the biggest difference here will simply be the design.

Volt Green And Impossible To Miss

The Volt finish is instantly recognisable. Depending on who you ask, it looks somewhere between electric lime, highlighter yellow and tennis ball green.

Either way, these are not subtle earbuds.

Regular Colours Still Available

If the Nike styling isn’t for you, the standard Powerbeats Pro 2 are still available in:

  • Jet Black
  • Quicksand
  • Hyper Purple
  • Electric Orange

The Nike Special Edition Powerbeats Pro 2 will be available from 20th March for $399.95 AUD, exclusively online via Apple.

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