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These cool headphones are at the lowest price we've seen. (Photo: Beats)
These cool headphones are at the lowest price we've seen. (Photo: Beats)

If you haven’t experienced the pure joy that comes with using wireless noise-canceling headphones, now’s your chance to save big on one of the best pairs available.

QVC has these Beats Solo Pro Wireless Noise-Canceling On-Ear Headphones on sale for $200—$100 off!—that’s even cheaper than BeatsByDre.com and Amazon.

Plus, if you’re new to QVC, you’ll get $10 off your first purchase with code ‘OFFER.’ And you can pay in five interest-free installments of $40, if you’d like.

Rich audio and long battery life

The Beats Solo Pro Headphones sync to just about any smartphone or laptop via Bluetooth, delivering rich audio and heart-thumping bass. Super sleek, the pro-level headphones come in Light Blue, Dark Blue and Red. They’re noise-canceling, so you can block out just about all background and ambient noise to enjoy your favorite music and podcasts.

The Beats have up to 22 hours of battery life per charge. This is pretty impressive, considering that most wireless active noise-canceling headphones tap out after about 20 hours or so. Want a closer look? Check out this video.

Save $100 on these Beats Solo Pro Pro Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Wireless Headphones. (Photo: Beats)
Save $100 on these Beats Solo Pro Pro Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Wireless Headphones. (Photo: Beats)

Go Apple!

If you’re an Apple iPhone user, you can pair your iOS device automatically with the tech giant’s built-in H1 technology for instant sync. This is the same technology that instantly syncs AirPods to mobile devices. And Apple’s voice assistant Siri is included with these noise-canceling babies!

An adjustable fit and cushioned ear cups make these premium wireless headphones comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Plus, they come with a Lightning to USB-A charging cable, handy carrying case with carabiner, quick-start guide, and a manufacturer's one-year limited warranty for better peace of mind. Sounds like a great deal to us!

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