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These Workout-Friendly Beats Earbuds Are 55% Off Right Now
Pradershika Sharma · 2026-06-02 · via Lifehacker

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The Beats Fit Pro may have launched back in 2021, but they remain one of the most well-rounded workout-focused earbuds you can buy, especially at this price. Woot is currently selling the first-generation Beats Fit Pro in Stone Purple for $89.95, down from the original $199.95. According to price trackers, that's the lowest price they've ever reached—for context, Amazon is currently selling the same earbuds for around $129. This deal is expected to last for three weeks or until inventory runs out, with free shipping for Prime members and a $6 shipping fee for everyone else.

Part of what keeps the Beats Fit Pro relevant is Apple's H1 chip, the same technology that powers many AirPods features, including one-touch pairing, automatic device switching, Find My support, hands-free Siri, and Spatial Audio with head tracking. The difference is that the Beats package is designed with exercise in mind—built-in flexible earfins help keep the earbuds secure during runs, gym sessions, and other high-movement activities, making them a good option for people who constantly readjust standard earbuds. Physical buttons on the earbuds are another practical touch. They're easier to use with sweaty hands than touch controls and are less likely to register accidental inputs.

What do you think so far?

The sound profile leans toward the bass-heavy signature Beats is known for, with 9.5mm drivers delivering punchy low-end performance while still maintaining enough detail for podcasts, movies, and everyday listening, notes this PCMag review. Active noise cancellation is also above average for earbuds in this price range, doing a particularly good job of reducing low-frequency sounds like traffic and gym equipment, though it doesn't quite match what you'd get from Sony or Bose at higher frequencies. Also, while its IPX4 rating means the Fit Pro can handle sweat and light rain, they're not fully waterproof like some fitness-focused competitors with higher IP ratings. They also lack wireless charging and don't offer customizable EQ controls. Even so, at under $90, the Beats Fit Pro remains one of the better values for Apple users who want secure-fitting workout earbuds without paying AirPods Pro prices.


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