Kim Kardashian's Beats Headphones Are 49% Off During Amazon Big Spring Sale

If you thought Kim Kardashian was already involved in everything, think again. While she has already covered many bases in collaborating with brands like Beyond Meat, Nike, Team USA and Balenciaga, she has yet to dip her toes into the headphone market . . . until now.
A few months ago, Kim Kardashian collaborated with Beats by Dre releasing three dreamy shades of the crowd-loved Beats Studio Pro headphones. The collaboration is nothing short of iconic! While the headphones are sold out on the Beats website, you can still grab a pair on Amazon. If you've been in the market for new headphones or know someone who is, consider this your sign. Some colorways are on major sale right now — we're talking 49% off — thanks to the Amazon Big Spring Sale.
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These bestselling headphones have endless features ranging from active noise-cancellation to personalized spatial audio. They continuously monitor the sound around you using filters, trackers and sensors to either cancel noise or create a theater-like experience. The spatial audio capability even tracks your head!
And if you prefer to be fully immersed in your surroundings, there's a mode for that, too. Transparency mode allows your music to seamlessly integrate with the sounds of your environment, keeping you in tune with your surroundings at all times. It's ideal for hot girl walks, road running or strutting through a busy city.
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These headphones offer up to 40 hours of listening time on a single charge. They also have a "Fast Fuel" feature designed for those "I-forgot-to-charge-my-headphones" moments. It converts a 10-minute charge into four hours of high-quality playback time. They're perfect for when you're hitting the gym, working at the office or relaxing at home . . . or all of the above. On-device controls make them even easier to use.
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Upgraded UltraPlush over-ear cushions make these headphones as comfortable as they are fashionable. With their portable, sleek and comfy design, don't be surprised if you want to wear them everywhere! And if you have an important call, no worries. Voice-targeting microphones reduce background noise and enhance vocal clarity for reliable, high-quality calls — every time. Take calls, activate Siri, change listening modes and more with just the click of an over-ear button.
Nearly 14,000 reviewers give these headphones five stars, calling them "absolutely phenomenal," "incredibly comfortable" and "a classic revisited." "The sound quality is excellent, delivering crisp highs, deep bass, and an overall immersive experience whether I'm listening to music, watching movies, or taking calls," one writes.
"The noise cancellation is impressive, effectively blocking out background noise so I can stay focused without distractions. I love the personalized spatial audio feature that makes everything sound richer and more dynamic. One of the standout features for me is the beautiful color—it's sleek, unique, and adds a stylish touch that makes these feel extra special." Thanks Kim K!
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