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Apple has just kicked off a surprise sale across it's Beats lineup of over-ear and Caught in the Act: Promiscuous Sex Life of My D-Cup Mother in law (2025)in-ear headphones. This is not the first time a sale like this has occurred, but they usually don't last for long.

The high-performance Beats Studio3 get a $70 discount down to $279.95 from $349.95. Pure Adaptive Noise Cancelling is a key feature and provides real time blocking of background noise. Studio3 comes in white, matte black, blue, red, porcelain rose, and shadow gray. You can see the Beats Studio3 on Apple.com by clicking here.

Amazon has the better deal on the Studio3 depending on your choice of color. You can get them in Blue, Red, or White for just $227.95. In fact they are undercutting Apple in every color but gray. Check out the BeatsStudio3 on Amazon here, plus they are Prime eligible. BestBuy is lowering the price to $309 for some color choices, but they do have price matching as well.

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Both the normal and neighborhood collection of the Beats Solo3 are on sale. These are regularly $299.95, but are on-sale for $239.95. Apple's W1 chip is on-board and makes for easy Bluetooth pairing to an iOS device. The neighborhood collections includes more vibrant colors like "brick red" and "break blue." While the normal collection includes (PRODUCT)RED and colors to match the iPhone. You can see the Beats Solo3 in classic colors on Apple.com here, or the neighborhood collection here.

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Deals on Solo3 differ by color, but they are available for as low as $197 from Amazon. BestBuy has the Beats Solo3 in silver for $197 as well, while the other colors come in at $259.99 or $299.

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In terms of in-ear both the BeatsX and PowerBeats3 are included in the sale. BeatsX feature a neckband design and get a $30 discount down to $119.95. They are available in white, blue, gray, matte silver, matte gold, and black. PowerBeats3 get a $40 discount down to $159.95 across the original colors and the neighborhood collection. Both the BeatsX and PowerBeats3 feature the W1 chip for easy connectivity. You can see the BeatsX on Apple.com by clicking here. Classic colors for the PowerBeats3 are on Apple.com here and the neighborhood collection is here.

On Amazon and BestBuy, BeatsX in either gray or silver are just $89, plus other colors are still cheaper at $99. Depending on your color preference, the PowerBeats3 from Amazon or BestBuy are as low as $109.99.

While Apple does these limited time sales every now and then, there is a chance we could see a refresh on some of these products at WWDC 2018 or later this year.

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