One of the best ‘price to performance’ wireless headphones on the planet, the Beats Solo 4, have finally slumped to their lowest price after a considerably long break where audiophiles would have to fork over $129.99 and sometimes even more to get a pair. Now, all you have to do is whip out a $100 bill, and you will become the proud owner of the Beats Solo 4. For those familiar with this product line, you are aware that the headphones do not support any form of noise cancellation.
Even without this feature, the Beats Solo 4 delivers top-notch comfort and audio quality, thanks to the use of comfortable cushions and high-quality drivers. The headband is also flexible enough to accommodate different sizes, and let us not forget that unbeatable 50-hour battery life that you can get on a single charge. This level of endurance is equivalent to more than two whole days of listening time. Also, if you are in a hurry, the Beats Solo 4’s Fast Fuel technology grants you five hours of playback time after being plugged in for just 10 minutes.
You can also experience lossless audio by using the USB-C or 3.5mm input. If you desire noise cancellation, you can up your budget and get any one of the eight Beats Studio Pro models from Amazon, which are available for $169.99 per unit. It is just one of those lucky days when you can get a bevy of Beats-branded products for cheap and not worry about your wallet getting lighter.
Get the Beats Solo 4 from Amazon - $99.95 (50 percent off, discount applicable on all four finishes)
Get the Beats Studio Pro from Amazon - $169.99 (51 percent off, discount applicable on all eight finishes)
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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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