Today you have a chance to, once again, save big money on the Beats Solo3 wireless headphones. You can save up to $80.
Pay Just $119 for Beats Solo3 Wireless Headphones with W1 Chip for Fast Pairing
Beats sits on the pricier end of the spectrum but you will be surprised to learn how often you can save money on them. Today is that day, and you can pick up a brand new pair of Beats Solo3 wireless headphones for a low price of just $119. That's down from the massive $199 MSRP. But here's the kicker - every single color is discounted here to varying levels. There is a high chance that your favorite finish is going for an extremely low price today.
The Beats Solo3 feature Apple's W1 chip for quick and easy pairing with an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch. Once paired, your Solo3 will be ready to connect to every single iOS device you may have (signed into the same Apple ID). Switching between them is a simple case of tapping a button in Control Center.
High-performance wireless Bluetooth headphones in black
Features the Apple W1 chip and Class 1 wireless Bluetooth connectivity
With up to 40 hours of battery life, Beats Solo3 wireless is your perfect everyday headphone
Compatible with iOS and Android devices
With Fast Fuel, 5 minutes of charging gives you 3 hours of playback when battery is low
Adjustable fit with comfort-cushioned ear cups made for everyday use
Sleek, streamlined design that’s durable and foldable to go everywhere you do
Take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multifunction on-ear controls
When it comes to sound, you can expect a respectable amount of bass and battery life is wonderful at 40 hours on a single charge. Charging for 5 minutes gives you listening time of 3 hours, which is nothing but fantastic.
Pick up the deal from the link below. Make sure you have your favorite color selected before going ahead.
Buy Beats Solo3 Wireless - $199, now just $119
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