Earlier today, Beats announced the Solo 4 alongside the forthcoming Solo Buds. The latter joins a burgeoning lineup of wireless earbuds under the Beats brand, though, despite being an Apple product, they don’t offer noise cancellation and the kind of deep ecosystem tricks afforded by the latest AirPods Pro with USB-C. Fortunately, Apple’s second-gen earbuds are currently matching their all-time low of $179 ($70 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.

Whereas the entry-level Solo Buds are geared toward both Android and iOS, the premium AirPods Pro are aimed squarely at Apple users. The refreshed earbuds continue to offer top-tier ANC, refined sound, and the same feature set as the second-gen model from 2022, save for some added dust resistance and an improved USB-C charging case that ditches Apple’s aging Lightning connector. What’s more, they offer Apple’s full suite of ecosystem tricks, including support for head-tracking spatial audio, audio sharing, and automatic switching between Apple devices. Newer modes like Conversation Awareness and Adaptive Audio — which rolled out via a software update in the fall — help round out the excellent feature set, allowing you to automatically dial back the volume when speaking or cancel unwanted distractions only when needed.

Read our hands-on impressions.

More deals, discounts, and ways to save

• The Bose Soundlink Flex, one of the best Bluetooth speakers available, is on sale at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy for around $119 ($30 off), matching its lowest price to date. Rumor has it a larger, more expensive Soundlink Max is around the corner, but if you prefer something more affordable, the Flex continues to offer 12 hours of battery life, an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, and clear, rich sound with a surprising amount of bass.
• If you’re a fitness buff who is not absolutely set on the smartwatch form factor, the Fitbit Charge 6 is once again down to $139.95 ($20 off) at Amazon and Best Buy. Fitbit’s high-end band offers a lot of bang for your buck, including a crisp OLED display, built-in GPS, compatibility with a host of Google apps, and the ability to sync with certain gym equipment via Bluetooth. It’s also one of the few Fitbits capable of EKG and EDA readings (and the only FDA-cleared EKG wearable you can get for under $200). Read our review.
• Govee’s Glide Triangle Light Panels are on sale at Amazon right now for $84.50 (50 percent off) when you clip the on-page coupon, which drops them to their best price to date. The modular LED panels don’t support Thread or some of the more advanced features found in the competition — specifically Nanoleaf’s like-minded Shapes Triangles — but they can still sync with your music and support both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.