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Pick up these Beats Studio Pro for an absolute steal with this $150 discount
Comfortable headphones that sound great with fantastic ANC are now down to a price that's way below retail
The wireless headphone market is quite crowded in 2024, with plenty of different options to choose from. With that said, if you're looking for a pair that offers robust sound, excellent style and has great ANC, that won't break the bank, then look no further than the Beats Studio Pro.
Beats Solo3 headphones gets massive discount at 50% off
Crank up the tunes and save big with this fantastic deal on Beats Solo3 headphones
These are the headphones you want if you're looking for great audio in a sleek and stylish package. The Beats Solo3 headphones aren't considered an instant buy most of the time mainly because of its price, which normally sits at around $200. But when they're on sale, like they are now, it's an excellent time to pick them up, especially with this latest discount that knocks 50% off its retail price, making them an absolute steal.
Beats Flex review: Basic isn't a bad thing
Not exactly feature-rich, but the Beats Flex do enough for the money
I’ve never felt comfortable with true wireless earbuds. Even if I find ones I like, I’m always worried they will fall out if I am slightly more active than Jabba the Hutt. Thankfully, I come from a generation used to not only wearing wired headphones but also needing to carry around a Sony Walkman cassette player clipped to our hips — a little extra cordage doesn’t bother me. With the Beats Flex, we’re offered the best of both worlds: the flexibility of Bluetooth earbuds with the security of a wired headset.
Beats Powerbeats Pro review: Stuck in my head
These earbuds have no problem staying put, but may be a little iOS-centric for most Android fans
The Beats Powerbeats Pro aren’t unique, exactly, but there aren’t a lot of earbuds that can hold on for dear life no matter what. Only a few of the best workout earbuds can. Of course, if you’re just going for a jog, you don’t need those hooks. But, for more extreme sports or activities, they’re more ideal as you’re not going to risk losing an earbud.
Select Beats headphones are up to half off at Amazon, including the new Studio Buds+ and Studio Pro
Take your audio to higher levels for as little as $39
Long before there was Beats, there was Dr. Dre — world-renowned record producer and rapper, CEO of Aftermath Records, founder of Death Row Records, and the list goes on and on. Needless to say, he knew a little about music. So when he founded Beats in 2006 with the intention of improving audio quality in speakers and headphones, he hit the nail on the head. Beats has consistently delivered great sound to listeners all across the world since then, and it isn’t stopping anytime soon.
Apple’s next Beats earbuds could take design cues from the Nothing Ear 2
Beats is possibly working on a pair of transparent earbuds
The likes of Sony, Samsung, Google, and others make some of the best wireless earbuds for Android providing excellent sound quality, battery life, and ANC. Among all the offerings in the market though, Nothing stands out with its Ear 2 (and Ear 1), as they feature a transparent design. And now, Apple-owned Beats might be taking inspiration from Nothing for its upcoming earbuds.
Get your New Year's resolution back on track with this fantastic Beats Fit Pro deal
These buds don't just sound great; they're also built for the gym
We're two weeks deep into 2023 already, and if you're anything like us, your oh-so-aspirational resolutions are already starting to become a bit of a struggle. Considering we've got fifty weeks to go in the year, that's not exactly great, so it's high time to get back on the right track — and we've got just the deal to help you do it. Whether you're looking to be a regular at the local gym or just head outside and be active on your own, the Beats Fit Pro wireless earbuds are ready to keep you company. With sweat and water resistance, they'll hold up through even the longest workout sessions, and active noise cancelation lets you keep your focus. We recently saw the price drop to a stellar $160, and if you hurry, you can still grab this deal.
Beats Fit Pro earbuds with excellent ANC are on sale for $40 off this Cyber Monday
Everyone can use a little more bass in their life
The fantastic earbud discounts continue to flow on Cyber Monday, with our latest deal focusing on this Beats offer. For the shopping holiday, the Apple-owned headphone maker is dropping the price of its popular Beats Fit Pro wireless earbuds by $40. The Fit Pros sound great, have excellent ANC (active noise cancellation), and they are sweat and water-resistant, making them perfect for intense yard work or long workouts.
Beats is finally letting you track down lost earbuds from its Android app
The Beats app is getting a proper Locate my Beats function
Apple isn't known for selling products that play too nicely with anything but each other, and that's especially true when we're talking about Android. For Beats audio gear, at least, the situation's starting to improve a little, and with the Studio Buds supporting Android Fast Pair, you could check battery levels or even locate missing buds. But now Apple is seriously upgrading just how much Android users can do with this hardware, including support for tracking directly through the Beats app.
Nothing hurts more than missing a killer Black Friday deal on a product you wanted — okay, maybe stepping on a Lego brick. If you missed the boat on the last big sale for the Beats Studio Buds, the discount overlords want to give you another chance. This pair of truly wireless earbuds from Apple are back down to their lowest-ever price and are ripe for plucking at $100.
I wasn’t expecting it, but the $150 Beats Studio Buds were some of my favorite earbuds in a long time. Beats’s typical boomy sound is fun, and the Studio Buds in particular both fit my ears like they were made just for me and work really well with Android phones.
The Beats Studio Buds just hit their lowest price ever at $125
They come with great audio, ANC, and water-resistance
True wireless buds are all over the place, and you can grab a pair for less than $100. However, if you're looking for more than decent audio quality and active noise cancelation, you often have to fork out much more than that. Thankfully, the Beats Studio Buds offer both of these and are currently selling for just $125 on Amazon.
You can buy some pretty flashy earbuds these days, but sometimes, all you really want is something reliable. Forget translucent casing, wireless charging, or “gaming” modes — sound quality, comfort, and battery life is all that matters. If that sounds like you, Beats new Studio Buds might be the perfect fit — and they’re marked down at Woot to just $110 through the end of the day.
Beats Studio Buds long-term review: In need of a remix
They're good, but for the price, they ought to be better
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Unless you own an iPhone, you probably haven't thought about Beats much in a few years. Apple bought the company for three billion-with-a-B dollars in 2014, and its more recent products have been increasingly Apple-focused, Lightning charging ports and all.But the new Beats Studio Buds break with that tradition. Like newer iPads and MacBooks, they charge with the correct cable (USB-C, that is) and support Fast Pair, meaning they're equally at home on Android as on iOS — and at 0, they look like a bargain next to the $250 AirPods Pro. But while I've certainly enjoyed using them, some missing features stop the Beats Studio Buds from being an unqualified home run.
Beats Studio Buds are a great deal in first-ever price drop
$20 off brings the ANC buds to a much more tempting price point
Beats Studio Buds are the first of the company's products in a long time to work equally well with Android devices as Apple ones (Apple does own Beats, after all). At their MSRP of $150, they come up a bit short — but today, you can snag a pair for 0, $20 off.
Black Friday has come and gone, but we're not done with pre-holiday deals by a long shot. Cyber Monday is upon us, and the deals refuse to quit. A whole bunch of what we're seeing today is an extension of sales that have been running since last week, but there's plenty of new stuff, too. Here, for your convenience, we've rounded up all the best deals we've spotted.We always try to give you a sense of how good a deal really is by avoiding comparisons to MSRP where they're not useful; if an item's MSRP is $300 but it usually sells for $250, a sale price of $200 is $50 off, not $100. This list is no different: sales are compared to street prices wherever possible, and we explicitly label comparisons to MSRP when we can't.
When you're walking down the street and your eyes catch a glimpse of that oversized lowercase "b" emblazoned on a pair of on-ear headphones, you know exactly what that symbol means. Beats is known for making some of the most recognized wireless headphones on the market, and now you can own a pair for yourself with a hefty discount in tow. For a limited time, you can save up to 57% on select Beats Solo3 wireless headphones, discounted now at Amazon and Best Buy.Beats Solo3 headphones feature adjustable cushioned ear cups crafted for comfort and premium audio. In terms of longevity, you'll be able to get 40 hours of music playback on a single charge, and a quick 5-minute top-off is worth up to 3 hours of additional playback. When not in use, Beats Solo3 can fold up neatly to be stored away in the included carrying case.
Beats by Dr. Dre announced its first on-ear, noise-cancelling headphones Solo Pro. The company claims that these new cans have been designed for lower distortion, improved audio experience, and better speech detection for calls and wake words.
Beats, the headphones brand now owned by Apple, has rebranded its Android app. Previously dedicated to the Beats Pill+ speaker, and therefore called "Beats Pill," the app now services several of the company's headphones too and has thus been renamed to a simple "Beats."
Since my introduction to the brand a couple of years ago, V-Moda has quickly become one of my favorite audio companies. Solid sound and performance, paired with impeccable build quality and distinctive styling make the company's products easy to like and recommend. I thoroughly enjoyed the Crossfade wireless headphones when I reviewed them a year ago, and though I had a few small issues with the headphones, I was impressed overall.When presented with the opportunity to review the newly released Crossfade 2 Wireless headphones I couldn't wait to try them out. In their press photos they looked an awful lot like their predecessor. Are they the same headphones with a new coat of paint and a higher price tag, or are they improved enough to be worthy of consideration over the original Crossfades that are already great? Read on, and you'll find out.