The fantastic and truly amazing Beats Studio Buds + earbuds are available at a discounted price of just $129.95.
Get a 24% Discount on the Beats Studio Buds + with ANC, Transparency and 36 Hours of Battery Life
Place your order right now and you'll have the earbuds by the weekend. Also, no discount codes, coupons or sign-ups are needed to get the new low price of $129.95. Just be quick, because Amazon doesn't say at all when this deal will come to an end.
Buy Beats Studio Buds + | True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - Was $169.95, now just $129.95
You don't need AirPods. You can get the same features by simply buying something from Beats instead. The Beats Studio Buds + is one product worth your time (and money) and they can now be yours for a low price of just $129.95, instead of $169.95.
Just like the AirPods Pro, the Beats Studio Buds + feature active noise canceling and Transparency mode. Both of these modes are extremely useful, depending on the situation you find yourself in. If you want to immerse yourself in the work you're doing or the podcast you're listening to, then ANC is the way to go. If you want to stay aware of your surroundings, then Transparency mode will let the sound of the outside world in.
With these earbuds, you get monstrous battery life. You can experience up to 9 hours of battery life on a single charge while the charging case expands the listening time all the way to 36 hours. In short, you can keep these earbuds on all day and you can keep on listening to whatever you like.
And how can we even ignore the gorgeous transparent look of these earbuds! If you're all about making a statement, or just want to see the inside of the tech you own, you'll be pleased with this transparent finish.
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