The higher price of the Beats Solo 4 meant that the Beats Studio Pro was the obvious choice, but with the former returning to $99.99 thanks to a 50 percent discount on Amazon, you not only have more options at your fingertips but also have the opportunity to keep your wallet from getting lighter. Of course, if you want more features, particularly when it comes to enabling noise cancellation, the Beats Studio Pro is a no-brainer, and after a 49 percent price cut, its $179.99 listing is unbeatable when you compare it to its direct competitors.
The Beats Solo 4 is available at the aforementioned price in all four colors and offers incredible sound, comfortable earcups, a flexible headband, and a whopping 50-hour battery life, with support for Fast Fuel technology that ups the listening time to five hours after being plugged in for just 10 minutes. However, these wireless headphones ship without noise cancellation, which is where the Beats Studio Pro comes into play.
With a total of six colors to choose from for $179.99, you get better audio quality, Transparency mode, and a 40-hour battery life with noise cancellation enabled. Also, just like the Beats Solo 4, the Beats Studio Pro supports Fast Fuel technology, where a 10-minute charge will grant you 4 hours of listening time. Only yesterday, we talked about Apple’s AirPods range getting discounted, but if you do not prefer in-ear earphones, you can always opt for the ‘over the ear’ headphones and avail some savings along the way.
Get the Beats Solo 4 from Amazon - $99.99 (50 percent off, discount applicable on all four finishes)
Get the Beats Studio Pro from Amazon - $179.99 (49 percent off, discount applicable on six 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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