When the older Beats Solo 4 end up being more expensive than the significantly superior Beats Studio Pro, that is when you know that you are in for a treat. On Amazon, the Kim Kardashian editions of these premium wireless headphones are down by an incredible 49 percent, which lowers their price to $179.99 and can be yours in two colors; Moon and Dune.
If you must know, these are the lowest prices that we have ever seen for the Beats Studio Pro, meaning that you should pounce on these quickly if you want to experience unrivaled sound coupled with extrapolated battery life. These headphones can connect wirelessly to any device just as long as there is a strong Bluetooth connection, but if you choose to hook them up using a wired connection, you will get to enjoy USB-C lossless audio, which ups the listening experience to the next echelon.
The earcups are made up of extremely high quality materials and deliver a sealed fit, making it even more delightful to listen to audio with active noise cancellation enabled. Of course, let us not forget the high 40-hour battery life that you can get on a single charge, but if you are running low on time, a quick 10-minute Fast Fuel charge will immediately deliver up to 4 hours of playback time.
Judging by the low price of the Beats Studio Pro, the Kim Kardashian versions will hardly stay at their phenomenally low range of $179.99 for long, so make sure that you do miss out on this opportunity, because such discounts are not just a rarity, they are a ‘once in a lifetime’ chance.
Get the Beats Studio Pro Kim Kardashian from Amazon in Dune - $179 (49 percent off)
Get the Beats Studio Pro Kim Kardashian from Amazon in Moon - $179 (49 percent off)
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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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