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$349.99 Save $180

We're 24 hours into Amazon's October Prime Day but there's still plenty of time for you to grab a great deal. Everything from tech to home goods are seeing huge discounts, so keep your eye out for a bargain. We've been watching the sales closely, and one of the best deals we've seen so far is on Beats Studio Pro headphones.

A truly well-known name when it comes to high-audio quality, these headphones offer premium sound quality with noise cancellation and spatial audio support. The battery life can last up to 40 hours and it has ideal connectivity with both Android and Apple devices. If you're going to listen to your favorite tunes, you might as well listen to them in great quality, right?

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As of Oct. 9, 2024, you can score a huge discount on these Beats headphones at Amazon. Down from £349.99, enjoy a 51% saving and pick them up for just £169.99. There's a range of deals across all colorways, but for this low price, browse the black, sandstone, navy, and deep brown models.

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