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Save 60% Off a Brand New Pair of Beats Studio Pro Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones

Beats' best headphones works just as well for both iPhones and Android phones.

Save 60% Off a Brand New Pair of Beats Studio Pro Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones

As the new school year approaches, Walmart is providing an excellent opportunity to purchase a high-quality Beats Studio Pro wireless noise canceling headphone at an attractive price. For just $149, customers can take advantage of a near 60% discount off the standard $350 MSRP. These headphones, owned by Apple, are designed for those who desire top-notch noise canceling headphones without the hefty price tag of Apple's AirPods Max.

Notably, unlike the AirPods Max, the Studio Pro delivers impressive audio quality that works seamlessly with both iPhones and Android smartphones.

The Studio Pro boasts superior audio quality paired with excellent active noise cancelation, inheriting several Apple trademarks like spatial audio with head tracking, one-touch pairing, and Find My functionality. It also features a Transparency mode, allowing users to hear their surroundings while still enjoying their music. The headphones are compatible with Android devices, thanks to support for Android's practical features like Google Fast Pair, Audio Switch, and Find My Device. Beats also offers a mobile app specifically for Android users.

With wireless Bluetooth capability, the Studio Pro can maintain up to 40 hours of playback on a single charge, while the built-in USB Type-C port allows for rapid charging and wired connectivity, a feature not commonly found in modern headphones. The headphones can be folded for compact storage, and a soft carrying case is included for easy transport.

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