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Beats headphones are some of the best out there. They've long been known for their incredible sound quality and punchy bass, and they're stylish look. With the holiday season and its correlating sales over, you may think you've missed your chance to snag a pair of new headphones, but think again. Amazon's Daily Deals saves the day with this great discount on Beats Studio 3.

As of Jan. 9, this model is reduced by 15% to $149.95. Not only that, this is the lowest they have ever been priced. This price is specific to the shadow gray color.

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Like most Beats products, these headphones benefit from pure adaptive noise canceling (Pure ANC) technology, a feature that helps to block out distractions while you enjoy your music, podcasts, or calls. The sound quality is powerful and immersive.

They're powered by the Apple W1 chip meaning you get seamless pairing with Apple devices and impressive battery life — up to 22 hours with noise canceling avtive. Plus, the Fast Fuel setting gives you three hours of playback from just a 10-minute charge.

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