This story is part of Amazon Prime Day, CNET’s guide to everything you need to know and how to find the best deals.
Amazon has launched a second Prime Day-style event, giving early access to a ton of amazing deals before the Black Friday sales roll in. Several models of Beats headphones and earbuds are discounted right now — some by as much as 51%, making it a great time to upgrade your headphones.
If you want a pair of headphones that are great for working out, Beats Fit Pro earbuds are discounted by $40 right now, and are our pick for best wireless earbuds designed for sports. At $160, these earbuds have Apple’s H1 chip, active noise canceling, spatial audio, Adaptive EQ and IPX4 water-resistance. And if you’re interested in the Kim Kardashian models of the Beats Fit Pro, they start at just $20 more.
If you’re looking for more budget-friendly Beats earbuds, check out Beats Studio Buds. A pair of these are available for just $100 during this Early Access sale, which is a savings of $50. They have active noise canceling and transparency mode, making them a good option, even though they lack some features the Pro versions offer.
As for over-ear headphones, it’s hard to beat this sale on Beats Studio3. The wireless noise canceling over-ear headphones are discounted by $180, bringing the price to a reasonable $170. These headphones feature Apple’s W1 chip and gets up to 22 hours of battery life with wireless and noise canceling on.
And if you’re looking for the absolute lowest price and want best-in-class battery life, splurge on Beats Solo3 wireless on-ear headphones. These headphones are available for $100, cutting the list price in half. And when you clip the on-page coupon, that price drops to just $90. The Solo3 also comes equipped with the W1 chip, but these headphones get up to 40 hours of listening time per charge, and can even provide you three hours of battery life from a 5-minute charge, making them a great option for people looking to stay connected while on the go.
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