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We love the Beats Studio Pro: They’re $190 off but not for long

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Cyber Monday 2024 is here and the deals and discounts are abundant. If you’re one of the wise souls who chose to stay at home and do all your Christmas shopping online this weekend, we applaud your sensibility. We’d also like to reward your screen-based dedication by sharing this great offer with you: Right now, when you order the Beats Studio Pro Noise Cancelling Headphones at Amazon, Best Buy, or Target, you’ll only pay $160. At full price, these cans sell for $350, and the sale ends December 2.

We tested the Beats Studio Pro headphones a couple of years ago if you’re curious. Our reviewer had the following to say: “You still pay a premium for the Beats brand, but the Studio Pro is worth it.”

Why you should buy the Beats Studio Pro

If someone you love wants a great pair of ANC headphones for Christmas, you’ll be checking all the boxes by going with the Beats Studio Pro. These headphones look sleek, fit quite comfortably, and deliver incredible sound quality. Beats products are renowned for extra oomph in the bass department, and the Studio Pro does not disappoint in that regard.

You’ll also get up to 24 hours of ANC playback on a full charge. Just 10 minutes of recharging will net you an extra four hours of playback! The USB-C port on these headphones can be used for wired listening, too. However, that feature only works with non-Android devices (Apple owns the Beats brand).

We’ve been seeing a lot of great headphone deals this year, but now the events officially over, you’ll want to grab your pair of Beats Studio Pro cans before this markdown disappears. Save yourself $190 by purchasing on Amazon, Target, or Best Buy. Moreover, be sure to check out our lists of the best Amazon deals and Best Buy deals. We even have a separate roundup of great Cyber Monday deals under $100!

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Michael Bizzaco
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