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Beats are undeniably some of the best headphones and earbuds on the market. Beloved for their design and famous punchy bass, there really are few names as reliable. And you don't need to wait until Black Friday to score a deal on new headphones, as you can already find a lot of discounts on top products. And this includes the Beats Fit Pro.

As of Nov. 6, you can find these earbuds at Amazon for $159.99, reduced by 20%.

SEE ALSO: Grab a great deal on the Apple AirPods 4 before Black Friday

They may be little, but they are a powerhouse of sound. With an immersive sound quality and incredible noise cancellation, these are an excellent choice for sound connoisseurs. There is also the option of varying degrees of sound cancellation, with modes to help keep you aware of your surroundings — perfect for exercising outdoors.

They also boast a seriously impressive battery life, with a single charge lasting days. But the big plus for us is the fit. The silicon tip slides into your ear seamlessly, staying put for all types of activity and all intensities — for runners to Pilates, these are a fantastic choice.

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