Beats Accessories

How to read a Beats wholesale listing

This page is the SKU-level buying view of the range on the Beats brand page. The catalogue sorts it into three subcategories: Beats, which holds the audio (Powerbeats Pro, Fit Pro, Studio Buds, Studio Buds Plus, Solo 3 and Studio 3), Cases & Wallets, and Adapters & Cables. The header shows just over 40 models but roughly twice as many SKUs, and that gap is the first thing to understand.

Each card is one model in one colourway. Its variant table lists every line behind it: part number, stock location (USA stock or EU stock), stock count and price. One colour can carry several part numbers, and one part number can appear in both warehouses at different prices. Each line is a separate SKU when you order.

The part number tells you the market

Beats part numbers follow the same pattern as Apple accessory numbers such as MGN03AM/A: the letters in front of "/A" show which market the unit was packaged for. LL/A and AM/A mark US and Americas packaging, and LL/A is the code you will meet most often here. With no mains plugs in this range, the variant affects packaging language and regulatory marks rather than plug type. Order the variant for your resale market.

Warehouse and market code are different things

The warehouse tells you where a carton is held; the part number tells you what is inside it. Many EU-stock lines here carry LL/A, so a buyer who filters on warehouse alone can end up with US-market packaging. Read the stock count as a daily snapshot, too: a line showing fewer than ten units may not fill a carton, so confirm it on the quote.

Building a Beats colour mix without over-buying

The carton rule is simple: 10 units of one SKU, never split across SKUs. The cost comes from how many SKUs a Beats assortment holds: every colour is a SKU, case sizes multiply the colours, and each warehouse line counts again. One carton of every case colour in every iPhone 16 size is roughly 200 cases. Build the order in passes, counting cartons rather than units; our guide to low-MOQ wholesale buying covers the wider approach.

• Cases: fix the sizes from your handset mix, then open one or two colours per size. Two sizes in two colours is four cartons, not the full matrix.
• Cables: settle the connector split first, then colours.
• Audio: one carton per model you have a clear outlet for, in a single colour; every added colour is another ten units at audio prices.

Special Edition and single-colour lines

The Special Edition case colours, Twilight Blue and Sunrise Pink, are not listed in every size, so they cannot anchor a size run; give each a single test carton in the sizes you sell most. Audio models listed in only one colourway are opportunistic buys in the same way, not the base of a display.

Reorder by line, not by model

When a carton sells through, reorder the same line: the same part number from the same warehouse. Switching lines can change the price and the market variant, which leaves two packaging versions of one product side by side on your shelf. If your original line has gone, check the market code on its replacement before you commit.

Beats iPhone cases: order for the exact model

Despite the subcategory name, the Beats lines under Cases & Wallets are all MagSafe iPhone cases, listed for the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max, so the only variables are size and colour. The rule that prevents wrong-fit returns is simple: order the case for the exact model named in the listing. We make no cross-fit claims, and screen size is no guide, because models from different generations can differ in dimensions, buttons and camera layout. Read names literally: an iPhone 16 case is listed for the iPhone 16, not the iPhone 16e.

Let the handset mix set the size mix

The iPhone 16 family is no longer Apple's newest line, so case demand follows the handsets already in circulation, not launch-week interest. If you also buy handsets from our iPhone catalogue, mirror your iPhone 16 model split in the case order; a shop selling mostly standard iPhone 16 units does not need a Pro Max-heavy mix.

Beats cables: USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning

The Beats lines in Adapters & Cables are cables only. The woven 1.5 m (5 ft) charging cables come in two connector types: USB-C to USB-C, in Bolt Black, Nitro Navy, Rapid Red and Surge Stone, and USB-C to Lightning, in Bolt Black and Surge Stone. The connector split matters more than colour.

That split is set by the phones your customers carry. iPhone 15 and later use USB-C and take the USB-C to USB-C cable; older iPhones with a Lightning port take USB-C to Lightning. Lightning is a replacement market that shrinks as owners of older iPhones upgrade, so USB-C to USB-C is the safer side to weight. The exception is a trade still built on pre-iPhone 15 handsets, such as a repair counter or a refurbished-phone reseller, where Lightning earns its cartons.

Wired cables and wall adapters

The wired Audio Cable and RemoteTalk Cable, both currently in red, are add-on items rather than volume lines; buy them a carton at a time. None of these cables is a charger. Wall adapters are Apple SKUs in the Apple accessories range, listed by plug type (Flat Pin for the US, Round Pin for continental Europe, UK Pin and Argentine Pin), and the plug is part of the SKU, so match it to your market.

Lead time, pricing and condition on Beats stock

The Beats lines here are held in US and EU warehouses, the majority in the US, and are sourced to order, so plan for extra lead time before dispatch. Buyers get burned when they promise a promotion or delivery date against stock that is not yet confirmed; quote early for anything tied to a date.

Listings refresh daily, stock and prices alike, and a price is locked at quote time: the page is a snapshot, the quote is the commitment. The same part number can be priced differently in its USA and EU lines, so compare both before you request the quote.

Every Beats line here is listed Brand new and sealed. Voltaxion is an independent wholesaler, incorporated in Hong Kong, that sells only to verified business buyers; it is not an authorised Beats or Apple reseller. On arrival, check the seals and match each box's part number to your order. Fault and return policy is on the warranty page; questions about a line, variant or lead time go through contact.