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Lamine Yamal shares pictures teasing the new Beats headphones on the way

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Lamine Yamal shares pictures teasing the new Beats headphones on the way
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Lamine Yamal has shared images teasing a new pair of Beats headphones on his Instagram. The headphones appear to feature a unique design, differing from Beats' current offerings. Beats has not provided any official information regarding the product.

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Publication timeSat, 30 May 2026 21:38:38 +0000
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Reviews Headphones Lamine Yamal shares pictures teasing the new Beats headphones on the way The Spanish soccer player posted a bunch of images featuring the mystery product. By Cheyenne MacDonald May 30, 2026 5:38 pm EST Lamine Yamal via Instagram Beats has made a tradition of slipping unannounced products to famous athletes and letting a little mystery drive the hype train, and it's just done it again with a pair of bubblegum pink (perhaps with a dash of lilac?) headphones. Spanish soccer player Lamine Yamal shared a series of pictures and a video on Instagram showing the headphones hanging from his bag and draped around his neck. View this post on Instagram It's hard to tell for sure if they're on-ear or over-ear, but they certainly appear to be a new design.

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