Amazon today is hosting a new Gold Box sale on Beats headphones, including best-ever prices on the Beats Studio Buds, Beats Fit Pro, Powerbeats Pro, and more. All of the discounts below are available on Amazon and in stock today.
Starting with earbuds, Amazon has the Beats Studio Buds in Moon Gray for $89.99, down from $149.95. This is the only color on sale at this all-time low price, and all other colors are a little higher at $99.95.
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The Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earphones are on sale for $149.95, down from $249.95. This sale is available in Navy, Black, and Ivory, with all three in stock and ready to ship today.
Both versions of the Beats Fit Pro are discounted on Amazon right now: the regular Beats Fit Pro are $159.95 ($40 off) and the Beats Fit Pro x Kim Kardashian are $179.95 ($20 off). In both cases you'll find all colors available at these discounted prices.
Finally, the over-ear Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones are available for $199.99, down from $349.95. This one is available in four colors: Matte Black, Blue, Midnight Black, and Shadow Gray.
The Beats Fit Pro is actually a very underrated set of earbuds. If you don't need the cachet of the AirPods Pro, they're a great deal.
Yup. I absolutely love my BFP. Although I may quibble that they're "underrated" because they are pretty widely praised by their users. But I totally get what you're saying.
Also, anyone looking for this on Amazon Canada be careful - the discounts for the various Beats products all appear to be "buy used" and not new.
If Dre and Jimmy aren’t involved anymore what’s even the point of Beats still being a thing? I haven’t seen any in the wild in a long time. At one point they were everywhere. It’s another brand that Apple bought and made boring. The colors are bland. The product cycles are dragged out. Perfect opportunity to make some really cool headphones aimed at basement producers and people that love specific music. Instead they just are milking the brand until it’s dead and they have converted everyone to AirPods. Such a waste of a brand that had bigger potential. Why go to the trouble of keeping it around only to let it stagnate? It’s really a shame.
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Also, anyone looking for this on Amazon Canada be careful - the discounts for the various Beats products all appear to be "buy used" and not new.