Apple's Beats Studio Buds+ offer premium sound and a glorious design at a staggeringly low price now
$85 off (50%) True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Transparency Mode, Spatial Audio, IPX4 Water Resistance, Class 1 Bluetooth, Up to 9 Hours of Uninterrupted Music Listening, 36 Hours of Combined Battery Life, Pocket-Sized Charging Case with USB-C Connector, Transparent Color, Brand-New Condition, 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty Included Buy at Woot True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Transparency Mode, Spatial Audio, IPX4 Water Resistance, Class 1 Bluetooth, Up to 9 Hours of Uninterrupted Music Listening, 36 Hours of Combined Battery Life, Pocket-Sized Charging Case with USB-C Connector, Ivory Color, Renewed Buy at Amazon That's incredibly down from a $169.95 list price, and if Woot's killer new deal happens to feel familiar, it might be because it's actually extremely similar to a promotion run by the same Amazon-owned e-tailer last month. The key difference is that your 85 bucks were only enough to buy you refurbished units back then, which obviously makes this latest offer (with a 1-year manufacturer warranty included) even more compelling. Equipped with top-of-the-line active noise cancellation, Transparency Mode, and a custom acoustic platform that promises to deliver "rich, immersive sound" both during your music listening sessions and voice calls, the Beats Studio Buds+ are arguably some of the best wireless earbuds money can buy right now and unquestionably among the greatest budget-friendly earbuds around. As in, you're probably looking at a top three (if not top one) low-cost product here, capable of eclipsing not just the expensive Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro or Google Pixel Buds Pro 2, but the likes of the Galaxy Buds FE and Pixel Buds A-Series as well in terms of bang for your buck.
That would obviously not be possible without solid battery life and a stylish design, and without a doubt, the Studio Buds Plus also earn high marks in both those departments, keeping your favorite tunes going for up to 9 hours sans interruption, jumping to a 36-hour rating when the bundled charging case is also factored in, and perhaps most importantly, turning heads and blowing minds with a transparent "color."
The see-through model is actually the only one sold by Woot at a crazy low price of $84.95 today, but if you'd rather get an "ivory" flavor and save a few extra bucks in the process, you can go on Amazon and pick up a "renewed" unit... with unspecified warranty conditions. Switch to a 2-month Total 5G or 5G+ plan with Total Wireless and score this foldable deal.
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