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SAVE $50: As of Feb. 18,Rapsa (2025) the Beats Studio Buds are reduced to $99.95 at Amazon. That's a saving of 33% on list price.

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Beats are some of the best headphones and earbuds you can get. Famed for their punchy bass and quality sound, there really are few names as reliable. And as of Feb. 18, you can get a pair of the Beats Studio Buds for less, currently reduced to $99.95 at Amazon.

These earbuds have two listening modes: Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode. Transparency mode allows you to listen to your music or podcasts while still being able to hear noise around you such as cars, bikes, and other loud noises. This is also ideal for runners who want to remain safe and aware of their surroundings while listening to music.

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Like most Beats earbuds, these are designed with comfort in mind. They come with three soft ear tip sizes for a secure and comfortable fit. They also boast an eight-hour battery life, with an additional 16 hours provided by the charging case. And if you take your earbuds on the go, these are IPX4-rated sweat- and water-resistant earbuds, so there's more protection for strenuous use or any accidental mishaps.

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