It appears that there is an extended sale happening on the Beats Solo 4 because just shortly after its price increased to $129.99, the wireless headphones are now available for $99.99, which is the lowest figure recorded on Amazon. Sure, these are a few generations old, but the Beats Solo 4 pack quite the punch when it comes to audio quality and battery life, both of which are paramount for someone looking to purchase a pair of wireless headphones.
There are four finishes listed on Amazon, and you should consider yourself lucky because all four, which are Black/Gold, Cloud Pink, Matte Black, and Slate Blue, are available for the same $99.99. Even if getting the Beats Solo 4 in a particular color is not your priority, note that you can net up to 50 hours of battery life, which is exceptional runtime, but keep in mind that you will experience this level of endurance without features like Active Noise Cancellation enabled.
The Beats Solo 4 also support Fast Fuel, meaning that if you are short on time, all you need to do is plug in these headphones for 10 minutes, and you will get 5 hours of audio playback. Hooking up the Beats Solo 4 using a USB-C cable or 3.5mm audio jack is also possible, and most importantly, you get to experience lossless audio with the connection. Now, given that Apple acquired Beats a while back, you would immediately assume that these headphones will not work with Android.
You assumed incorrectly because the Beats Solo 4 feature dual compatibility that includes one-touch pairing with iPhones and Android devices. With everything that you are getting and more, it is difficult to imagine that these headphones are available for just $99.99, but some dreams can come true, it seems.
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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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