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Grab a set of Matte Black Beats Solo Buds down as low as $41 today

While the price has jumped up a few bucks on the Transparent Red set, Best Buy is now offering “excellent” open-box units on the Matte Black Beats Solo Buds down at just over $40 shipped right now. 

Best Buy is now offering “excellent” condition open-box Beats Solo Buds in Matte Black down at $40.99 shipped.  

  • Works and looks like new.
  • Includes all parts and accessories. Packaging may vary or be absent.

You’re looking at the latest-generation Beats Solo Buds that carry an $80 list price. They are, however, more regularly sold for closer to $70 like they are on Amazon right now, but haven’t sold for less than that in nearly a year in new condition there. 

The Beats Solo Buds aren’t the most high-tech, or high-end, buds out there, but we are talking about a current-gen set of Beats buds here at close to 50% off the MSRP – all things considered, these things hit well above the discounted price of entry here today. 

Alongside the “seamless one-touch pairing” and “advanced noise-learning algorithm for exceptional call quality,” they sport Class 1 Bluetooth as well as an impressive battery life housed entirely in the buds themselves. There’s no battery in the case, but you’re going to get close to 18 hours of listening time anyway. 

Scope out our coverage over at 9to5Mac for more details

Just keep in mind, the summer AirPods deals are still flying at Amazon and prices are already starting to jump back up at other retailers:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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