By Nermeen Nabil Khear 
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The Beats Studio Buds + are currently down to $119.99 (from $169.95), their lowest price to date, according to price comparison tools (in fact, all Beats headphones and speakers are seeing Black Friday and Prime Day equivalent discounts right now).
Available in black/gold, cosmic silver, and a transparent finish, these earbuds come with four pairs of silicone ear tips (XS, S, M, L) for a customizable fit. Pairing is seamless with Bluetooth 5.3, with Apple users getting one-touch pairing across iCloud devices, plus Handoff support for quick audio transfers. For Android users, Google Fast Pair syncs them instantly with any linked Google account.
Each earbud packs three microphones to enhance voice clarity, block noise with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and let in ambient sound with Transparency mode. Custom two-layer dynamic drivers power the audio, delivering a bass-heavy, crisp sound that remains distortion-free even at max volume. However, there’s no adjustable EQ, so you’ll have to rely on iOS presets (if you use an Apple device) or the earbuds’ default tuning. ANC performance of these earbuds is solid for the price, effectively cutting out low-frequency hums like airplane noise and reducing mid-range background chatter. Transparency mode is equally strong, making external sounds feel natural. Additionally, the on-ear button controls on the Studio Buds + are fairly straightforward, and according to this PCMag review, they’re responsive without being overly sensitive, reducing accidental presses.
For Apple users, the Studio Buds + integrate seamlessly with iOS, including support for Find My, which helps locate lost earbuds. That said, it only shows the last place your case (with the buds inside) was connected. If the buds were removed and the case was left sitting there, the location of the buds wouldn’t update. Android users get a solid experience as well, but they miss out on hands-free Siri and deeper system-level controls. These earbuds come with an IPX4 rating, meaning they can handle sweat and light splashes but they’re not built for heavy water exposure—if waterproofing is high on your must-have list, the JBL Reflect Aero ($99.95, down from $149.95) has a stronger IP68 rating and could be a better fit.
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