Beats Solo 4 just fell to lowest price ever at Amazon — just $99
The Beats Solo 4 headphones already offered an awful lot of value at their full retail price, so the fact they've dropped by 50% is worth taking note of.
Right now, you can grab the Beat Solo 4 for just $99 at Amazon in a limited time deal. That brings them down to the lowest price I've seen for these headphones. At under $100, these are a solid recommendation for anyone looking for a reliable and solid-sounding set of cans. Headphone deals: Walmart | Best Buy | Amazon
The Beats Solo 4 don't feature noise canceling but they've inherited sound quality and comfortable design from their bigger cousin, the Beats Studio Pro. I personally own a pair of Beats Solo 3 headphones and they've been my go-to gym companions for years now.
When my colleague Kate reviewed the Beats Solo 4 last year, she praised the 50 hours of battery life. That tracks with my own experience of these headphones' predecessors. I routinely go several days between using mine but every time I pick them up, they've still got battery life to spare.
You can use these wirelessly — whether you're on Android or iOS — but the sound quality improves even further if you do plug in a wire. That's because these headphones support hi-res audio over a 3.5mm connection. If you're an Apple Music or Amazon Music Unlimited subscriber you can therefore take advantage of top-tier audio.
While the Beats Solo 4 plays nice with Android, iPhone users will get even more out of these headphones. Pairing happens seamlessly and iPhone owners will be able to use Audio Sharing (when playback can be shared with another pair of Beats or AirPods) and Siri.
But regardless whether you're team Android or team Apple, the Beats Solo 4 are a comfortable and well-designed pair of headphones that offer a ludicrous amount of value for money at this price. This is a limited time deal, so I'm not sure how long Amazon will keep the price this low — but the good news is the discount cuts right across the four different color options. So whether you want Slate Blue or Cloud Pink, you're going to save money.
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