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Prime Day deals drop Beats headphones and earbuds back to lowest prices
Listen closely to save up to $170 on Beats' top models this week
If it's audio deals you're after this week, Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days has plenty of offers for those looking to get a good price on headphones or earbuds. There's a wide selection of Prime Day headphone deals to check out right now, but if you're after a pair of Beats headphones or earbuds specifically, you'll be happy to know you've got your pick of a few deals.
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.
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.
Save up to 50% on some great refurbished earbuds at Best Buy
They've probably been worn, but hey, so have the earbuds you're using now
Refurb earbuds are a bit of a contentious subject. If you're buying a pair of "refurbished" buds, odds are they were worn and returned — and, if you're lucky, wiped down with some kind of sanitizer before making their way to you. Right now, Best Buy's got killer deals on a number of refurbished earbuds from Google, Samsung, and Beats — and assuming you've got a suitable cleaner at your disposal, you can disinfect them yourself and save a pretty penny while you're at it.
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.
The excellent Beats Studio Buds are down to $100 for Black Friday
That's an all-time low, so it's time to pull the trigger
Black Friday is in full swing and we're naturally seeing lots of good deals in the personal audio category. When we reviewed the Beats Studio Buds, Taylor's main gripe was that the price was a little high at $150. We've seen them go down as low as $125 since, but this latest deal smashes that out of the park.
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.
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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.