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Beats Studio 3 headphones are over 50% off at Walmart

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We’re always excited to find discounts on Beats products, so you can imagine our delight when we saw this incredible Walmart offer: For a limited time, you’ll be able to purchase the Beats Studio 3 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones for $160. At full price, these headphones sell for $350. This is a massive discount on a cozy pair of cans!

Want to see more over-ear markdowns? You should also take a look at the best headphone deals we’ve been finding.

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Why you should buy the Beats Studio 3

Out of the box, the Beats Studio 3 have a warm and bass-friendly sound profile that provides extra thump when listening to rock, R&B, and rap tracks, as well as your favorite movies and TV shows. Whether you plan on wearing them once in a while or on a regular basis, the Studio 3 fits comfortably and securely. The headphones are also equipped with tactile buttons that let you control playback, volume, and ANC.

The Studio 3 use Beats’ Pure Adaptive Noise-Canceling to eradicate the environmental sounds you don’t want to hear. We’re talking bus engines, HVAC, loud coworkers, construction sites, etc. This ANC tech works in unison with Beats’ audio calibration tech, ensuring that every decibel is as crystal-clear as the last. These headphones use Apple’s W1 chip, too, so you’ll be able to seamlessly switch between your iPhone, MacBook, and other gear signed in with the same Apple ID.

On a full charge, the Studio 3 should last up to 22 hours with ANC enabled, and just 10 minutes of charging gives you an extra three hours of playback. And if you turn off ANC, you’ll get up to 40 hours of battery life! The built-in LED Fuel Gauge also makes it easy to keep tabs on how much juice is left in the cans. Other noteworthy features include wired playback with the included RemoteTalk cable. Beats was even kind enough to provide a carrying case!

We don’t know when this significant discount is going to disappear, but Walmart deals like this one are definitely few and far between. Save over 50% off a pair of the Beats Studio 3 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones when you purchase at Walmart. And if you’re so inclined, you may want to see what other Beats headphone deals have been on our radar.

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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