Apple's Beats X earbuds will be available from February 10

After five months of announcing the product, Apple's wireless earbuds 'Beats X earbuds' is finally set to arrive in the market globally, starting from February 10.

Several stores in the US have already begun receiving their first stock, according to The Verge.

The report also claims that Apple is providing more colour options along with the white and black colour options of the Beats X, grey and blue colour variants of the earbuds have also been announced.

According to the Apple's website, Beats X will cost you $149.95, which is $10 less than AirPods for $159.

Supported by non-Apple or Android devices as well, the new Beats X carry Apple's W1 chip that will enable smooth pairing with iOS and MAC devices. The wireless earbuds also have a built-in battery, which can support the earbuds for 8 hours, claims the company. The main highlight is its “Fast Fuel” feature that gives up to 2 hours of backup after 5 minutes of charge.

"The earbuds come with unique flex-form cable that provides all-day comfort and easy pocket portability, while ear tip options provide a personalised fit and secure fit wingtips offer added stability," Apple said in a statement.

The earbuds also have an onboard microphone and a button that allows users to take calls, control music or even activate Siri. However, these earbuds are not sweat-proof. In case you're planning for a long hours work-out session with uplifting music, you better use Apple's other devices like Solo3 or Powerbeats3.