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Apple recalls Beats Pill XL wireless speakers due to fire risk

Updated on: 04 June,2015 02:51 PM IST  | 
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Apple has announced it is recalling Beats Pill XL wireless speakers because of danger batteries might get so hot they ignite in flames

Apple recalls Beats Pill XL wireless speakers due to fire risk

Apple Beats Pill XL wireless speakers

San Francisco: Apple has announced it is recalling Beats Pill XL wireless speakers because of danger batteries might get so hot they ignite in flames.

"Apple has determined that, in rare cases, the battery in Beats Pill XL may overheat and pose a fire safety risk," the California-based owner of Beats said yesterday in a release.


Apple Beats Pill XL wireless speakers
    
Apple received eight reports of the Beats Pill XL speakers overheating, one incident involved someone's finger getting burned and another involved damage to a desk, according to a recall advisory posted by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
    
Apple asked people to stop using Beats Pill XL speakers and promised refunds of USD 325 each.
    
The commission estimated about 222,000 of the speakers were sold in the United States and another 11,000 in Canada. No other Beats or Apple products are affected by the recall, the Silicon Valley-based company said.
    
Beats by Dre introduced Beats Pill XL portable speakers in late 2013, about seven months before the company was bought by Apple in a deal valued at USD 3 billion.



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