All These Beats Headphones Are on Sale During Amazon’s Memorial Day Sale
Amazon’s Memorial Day Sale is in full swing, with deals on gardening, sports, beauty, home goods, electronics, and more. One sale that stands out to me as a deal writer who often reviews headphones and speakers is the Beats sale. While it’s not uncommon to see Beats products at a good discount, it’s rare to see the newest product (the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2) included in the sale.
Right now, you can get the Beats Pill, Beats Powerbeats Pro 2, and Beats Studio Buds+ for up to 41% off. All of these options are on sale at their lowest prices yet, according to price tracking tools .
Beats Studio Buds + $40 off
The Beats Studio Buds+ are very similar to the Beats Studio Buds, but there are a few key differences. The Studio Buds+ have a very small ear cup size, an extra hour of battery life (nine hours total), 12 more hours from the charging case (36 hours total), and, perhaps more importantly, they have improved noise cancellation and better features for Android users, which you can read more about in PCMag’s review . You can buy them for $99.95 (originally $169.95), which is the lowest price they’ve ever had, according to price tracking tools.
$50 off Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 Headphones
The Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 are the latest earbuds from Beats and the second generation of the original Powerbeats Pro . While the price difference is only $20, don’t let that fool you. This new iteration offers a lot more quality than the originals, which you can read more about in Senior Health Editor Beth Squareski’s review . While your attention may be drawn to the new heart rate monitoring feature, it’s actually a letdown . However, they’re still great workout earbuds with more flexible and durable ear hooks, ANC, sound quality, battery, case, and the new H2 chip you also see in the AirPods Pro 2.
Beats Pill is $50 off
I’ve been testing the Beats Pill since it launched in June, and it has everything I’d want in a portable speaker: stereo sound when connected to another compatible speaker, multi-room mode for playing the same music on multiple speakers, Find My Device in case you lose it, and Class 1 Bluetooth for extended range. If you’re an Apple user, you can take advantage of the AAC codec for better sound quality. You can pick it up for $99.95 (originally $149.95), its lowest price yet.