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SAVE $169:As of March 31976 Archives you can get a pair of Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian headphones for $179.99. That's a 49% discount and a $169.96 price cut.

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Today’s the last day of the Amazon Big Spring Sale — it officially ends at 11:59 p.m. PT — and if you’re looking for a deal on headphones, we’ve spotted a good one: The Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian noise-cancelling headphones are marked down to $179.99.

As of March 31, you could join the KUWTK club for just $179.99. This price (which is $169 off) will get you the Beats Studio Pro in the Kim-favored hues of dune, deep brown, matte white, moon, and sandstone. You’ll need to pay about $60 more if you want the power adapter.

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The Beats Studio Pro can play for up to 40 hours on a single charge. You’ll also get an additional four hours of playback with a 10-minute Fast Fuel charge. In addition to active noise cancellation, these headphones have a Transparency Mode that lets you tune in and out of the world around you.

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You can use them to take calls or hold meetings, too. The voice-targeting mics can filter out background noise to make sure your voice is crystal clear.

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