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SAVE $190: As of Nov. 27,seniors sex videos Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart have the Beats Studio Pro on sale for just $159.99 during their Black Friday sales. That's 54% off the headphones' $349.99 MSRP and an all-time low.

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Beats Studio Pro $159.99 at Amazon (save $190)

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Beats Studio Pro $159.99 at Best Buy (save $190)

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Beats Studio Pro $159.99 at Target (save $190)

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Beats Studio Pro $159.99 at Walmart (save $190)

Fierce as their competition is during the holidays, Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart have all agreed on one thing lately: The Mashable Choice Award-winning Beats Studio Pro should be on sale at an unprecedented price for Black Friday. Let's not argue with them.

The over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones are down to $159.99 at all four retailers, who have slashed their usual retail price of $349.99 by more than half. Data on the Amazon price-tracking site CamelCamelCamel reveals that this is their biggest discount to date, beating their previous record-low from earlier in November by $10-ish. They were full price on the Beats website and in the Apple Store at the time of writing. (The latter will give you a $50 gift card for buying them direct starting Nov. 29 — meh.)

The Mashable Shopping team previously flagged a Studio Pro deal at Target that brought them down to $249.99, or $100 off. (It was supposed to end on Nov. 26, which it did — they just got even cheaper.) Shoppers who bought them there at that higher price can request an adjustment in store or online with proof of purchase.

SEE ALSO: Black Friday headphone and speaker deals bring AirPods Pro and Bose headphones to record-low prices

Mashable's Alex Perry reviewed the Studio Pro right at launch in the summer of 2023 and scored them at a 4.5/5, commending their ultra-clear sound quality, generous bass, stellar battery life, "tremendous" ANC, convenient foldable design, and cross-platform consistency. Apple (which owns Beats) doesn't leave Android users SOL, here.

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"Really, the biggest complaint I can think of is that $350 is a large sum of money to drop on a pair of headphones," Perry wrote. That's less of an issue as things currently stand.

All four stores carry the Studio Pro in black, deep brown, navy, and sandstone. Best Buy has an extra pair in black with gold accents, while three earth-toned Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian variants and a matte white version are exclusively available through Amazon. (Note that the white ones are usually priced at $249.95.) Amazon is also letting shoppers bundle the headphones with two years of AppleCare+ for an additional $19 — a $10 savings.

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