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The Beats Studio Buds + are among the best in-ear noise-cancelling earbuds on the market for both Apple and Android users. Compared to their predecessor, they have longer battery life and better ANC, plus a sleek design available in three colors. Right now, the Beats Studio Buds + earbuds are 41% off, bringing them down to $99.95 (originally $169.95).

A more affordable alternative to AirPods (with the added perk of ANC and a more secure fit), the sound signature is bass-forward yet balanced, and, according to PCMag, “offer some of the best active noise cancellation we’ve experienced under $200,” which is even more attractive at the current $100 price point. The earpieces have a secure fit and come with four sizes of silicone ear tips. They have three mics, including a feed-forward, feedback, and voice-focused mic for crisp call quality. 

The Beats Studio Buds + support hands-free Siri, Bluetooth 5.3, and AAC and SBC codecs, though not AptX. While they don’t have an H2 chip like the AirPods Pro, they do have a longer continuous battery life. You’ll get around nine hours without ANC on, plus an additional 27 hours of battery life from the charging case. With ANC on, battery life will decrease to around 6-18 hours. It will take approximately two hours to fully charge from empty, and five minutes of charging will give you around an hour of battery life. 

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