
Apple Clears Out Beats Studio Buds at an Almost Free, They've Never Been Over 50% Off, Until Now
This must be more fallout from Prime Day, as Amazon shuffles its shelves and clears out tech products at incredible prices to make room for the newest releases yet to drop. Because believe it or not, Labor Day isn't all that far off, and then (yikes!) Black Friday 2025 follows close behind.
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Beats has been part of the Apple family since 2014, but thankfully their line of wireless headphones and earbuds have retained their compatibility with both Apple and Android devices. That means easy pairing and unpairing, and seamless connections to Apple's Find My app and the Google Fast Pair feature.
That cross-platform connectivity and their advanced active noise cancellation, overall great sound, and comfort level have been the calling card of the Beats Studio Buds since their 2021 debut. They're also rated Class 1 Bluetooth for superior range and fewer dropped calls or connections. And for hands-free phone calls, video calls, and interaction with the voice assistant of your choice, the Beats Studio Buds' built-in microphones are solid performers.
Audiobook fans, hardcore music enthusiasts, and binge-streamers all seek two things above all when they're shopping for wireless earbuds — a long battery life, and exceptional comfort for those long listening sessions. The Beats Studio Buds pass both tests with flying colors — their battery gives you 8 hours of listening time on a single charge, and up to 24 hours when the charging case is fully juiced up. They come with three sets of soft ear tips in different sizes to ensure that one of them will fit comfortably while achieving a good seal to allow the noise cancellation to work to its optimum level.
That high-quality active noise cancellation can also be placed into transparency mode that keeps external noise out while keeping you aware of your surroundings, an important safety feature if you're walking or riding in public.
The Beats Studio Buds moving to the front of the seemingly endless post-Prime day queue of great Amazon tech deals is a golden opportunity to score a prime pair of wireless buds from a top manufacturer for nearly half off. Get the Beats Studio Buds for just $72 before this deal ends.
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