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If a new pair of headphones has been on your wishlist for a while, why not check out the Beats Solo 4? Released just last year, these headphones bring some big upgrades to the Solo lineup — and as of March 25, you can find a great discount as part of Amazon's Big Spring Sale.

The Beats Solo 4 are on sale for $129.95 at Amazon. That's a saving of 35% on list price. This deal is available across all colorways at Amazon except black/gold.

SEE ALSO: The 2024 MacBook Air is at its lowest-ever price in Amazon's Big Spring Sale

Other than a great price, the Beats Solo 4 boast a battery life of up to 50 hours and a super-quick 10-minute charge time. The Solo 4 also introduces new, personalized Spatial Audio with head tracking. This is a great technology that creates a 3D surround sound, and a more immersive listening experience by adjusting sound based on your head movements, so music, movies, and calls feel more lifelike.

And as with all Beats devices, the sound quality is stellar for all types of listening. Enjoy a punchy bass and balanced sound, whether you’re listening to music, podcasts, or watching videos.

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