Oprah Called This Product the 'Best of the Best,' and it's 51% Off for Prime Day
There are two shopping moments our editors eagerly await every year: Amazon Prime Day—which offers a chance to save big on everything from Stanley cups to running shoes—and the release of Oprah's Favorite Things, which is packed with her favorite self-care and wellness items.
Since some of Oprah's picks are big-ticket investments, we always have our eyes peeled for discounts. Luckily, this year's Prime Day deals delivered. If you've been looking for a new pair of headphones, this pair of Oprah-approved Beats Studio Pro is on sale for an impressive 51% off, knocking its price down to just $170.$169.95 at amazon.com
While earbuds are nice to have, there's no denying that over-the-ear headphones are ideal for everything from gym sessions to long hours of desk work to travel, and this pair landed on Oprah's Favorite Things lists in 2023 and 2024.
'I love all things Beats,' Oprah said in 2023. 'Some of us are over-the-head-headphone people, and if you know one of them, these are the best of the best.'
But what makes them 'the best'? These come with a super-comfortable adjustable headband and engineered leather ear cushions to keep you pain-free all day long—even when you're wearing earrings.
In addition to comfort, Beats Studio Pro also have distinct listening modes to suit your lifestyle and activity level. When you really need to focus, toggle on Active Noise Cancellation to tune out outside noise. For outdoor walks, the Transparency feature allows you to still hear your surroundings while enjoying a playlist or podcast.
Best of all, they have a unique "fast fuel" feature which gets you four hours of listening time on a 10-minute charge. Translation: They'll be ready to toss on for your morning workout, even if you forgot to charge them overnight. Fully charged, the battery life is an impressive 40 hours.
Right now, you can grab seven stylish colors at this rare price. As is the case with any standout Prime Day deal, there's no telling how quickly these headphones will sell out, so we recommend adding a pair to your cart ASAP to take advantage of this steep markdown before it's gone.
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