A pair of headphones that provide both exceptional value and deliver impeccable audio are a rarity, which is what makes the Beats Solo 4 so darn special. For $129.95 a pop after a 35 percent discount on Amazon, these are some of the best ‘price to performance’ wireless headphones around, giving the top-tier options a massive run for their money. Best of all, if you have a specific color choice, you can grab one or all four color options available on the online retailer at the same price.
Using updated drivers, an ergonomic design, and UltraPlush ear cushions, the Beats Solo 4 provide a comfortable fit, with users being able to experience excellent audio, even though these wireless headphones do not have any noise cancellation technology. While the lack of this feature might be a dealbreaker for some, it does mean that you can get a ton of battery life from this product, with the Beats Solo 4 rated to last for 50 hours on a single charge. Additionally, these support Fast Fuel, so you can easily get 5 hours of listening time while the headphones are plugged in for only 10 minutes.
As for lossless audio, that too is possible with the Beats Solo 4 when they are connected through a USB-C or 3.5mm audio cable. Of course, just because Beats was acquired by Apple years ago does not mean the company has limited its products to be compatible with just iPhones, iPads, and others, because you only need a stable Bluetooth connection to complete the pairing process. As for the price, this is the second-lowest figure we have witnessed so far, and to be fair, the $129.95 figure will not break the bank and delivers a quality product.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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