Apple's versatile Beats Studio Buds+ are down to their lowest price in months
At $70 off their list price, these Android and iOS-compatible bad boys might be a smarter buy than the AirPods Pro 3 today.
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We're talking a very cool 70 bucks slashed off a $169.95 list price in three different colorways by Amazon, and while this new deal is obviously not completely unprecedented, I don't think it's ever been beaten. That's right, the 2023-released Beats Studio Buds+ have never been cheaper than this, and curiously enough, the record high $70 discount was not available during Amazon's extended Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2025 festivities back in November.
So, yes, it's definitely been months since bargain hunters were last offered the opportunity to minimize their spending on these noise-cancelling bad boys capable of playing your favorite tunes for up to nine hours on a single charge and bringing that number all the way up to 36 hours with the bundled charging case factored in.

How could you not be attracted to these gorgeous and surprisingly affordable earbuds? | Image Credit -- Apple
Now, I'm obviously not going to try to convince you that the Beats Studio Buds Plus are as sophisticated and as powerful as the AirPods Pro 3 or AirPods 4 (or Samsung's Android-only Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, for that matter), but the value for your money might be even better at this newly reduced price when you take those aforementioned numbers into consideration, the native Android and iOS support, excellent active noise cancellation skills, solid overall audio performance, and... the Transparent color option.
I'm not saying the black/gold and ivory hues are unattractive, of course, but the see-through model is simply breathtaking (for me, at least), very clearly setting these affordable Apple-made earbuds apart from their "cousins" in the AirPods family.
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