SAVE $180: As of July 16,how to use a belt to auto eroticism get the Beats Studio Pro noise-cancelling headphones for $169.99, down from $349.99. That's a 51% discount, and a return to their lowest price ever.
Beats Studio Pro $249.95 at Amazon It's officially Prime Day, and there are all kinds of treats for your ears on sale, including wireless earbuds, headphones and speakers, and noise-cancelling headphones. But we're particularly excited about one of our favorite pairs of over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones being on sale for over half off.
As of July 16, get the Beats Studio Pro noise-cancelling headphones for $169.99, $180 down from $349.99. That's a 51% discount, and a return to their lowest price ever that we haven't seen since November 2023. In other words, now is the time to buy.
SEE ALSO: The best headphones and speaker deals during Prime DayI personally shopped and tried out several pairs of over-ear headphones a few months ago before deciding on the Beats Studio Pro, and I've been very happy with my purchase. (I liked these over both the Bose QuietComfort headphones andthe Bose 700 headphones, for what it's worth.)
The Beats Studio Pro are comfortable for longtime wear and offer quality noise cancellation, so I don't hear people around me at the coffee shop or the music coming from the ceiling at the gym. Their biggest plus for me is the fact that people can still hear me well during phone calls, even when I'm outside or in noisy environments (which I often am) — this was a surprisingly tough quality to find. Plus, their one-button control center on the left ear is actually easier to remember and use than some other headphones I've tried. Their 40-hour battery life doesn't hurt, either.
Grab the Beats Studio Pro at their lowest price on record while you can.
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