The headphone deals just keep coming in. Right now, you can save $180 on the Beats Studio3 while the Studio Buds are $25 off.
Save a Mighty $180 on Brand New Beats Studio3 While Studio Buds are Currently $25 Off
Apple currently has their AirPods lineup discounted by up to $70. And if you think that discount doesn't apply to the Beats lineup of headphones, then you'd be wrong. Right now, you can grab a brand new pair of Beats Studio3 headphones for a low price of just $169, which is a massive drop from their regular $349 MSRP, while the newly launched Studio Buds are currently going for just $124, down from their regular $149 price.
Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones
High-performance wireless noise cancelling headphones
Compatible with iOS and Android devices.
Pure adaptive noise canceling (pure ANC) actively blocks external noise
Real-time Audio calibration preserves a Premium listening experience
Up to 22 hours of battery life enables full-featured all-day wireless playback
Apple's W1 chip and industry-leading Bluetooth technology keep you connected farther with fewer drop-outs
With fast Fuel, a 10-minute charge gives 3 hours of play when battery is low. Rechargeable lithium ion battery
Buy Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones - Was $349, now just $169
New Beats Studio Buds
m acoustic platform delivers powerful, balanced sound
Control your sound with two distinct listening modes: Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode
Three soft eartip sizes for a stable and comfortable fit while ensuring an optimal acoustic seal
Up to 8 hours of listening time (up to 24 hours combined with pocket-sized charging case)
Industry-leading Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range and fewer dropouts
High-quality call performance and voice assistant interaction via built-in microphones
IPX4-rated sweat and water resistant wireless earbuds
Buy New Beats Studio Buds - Was $149, now just $124
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