【free stepmom sex videos】Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian: 51% off at Amazon

SAVE 51%:As of April 28,free stepmom sex videos you can get a pair of Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian headphones for just $169.99, down from $349.95, at Amazon. That's a 51% discount and a savings of 179.96.

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If you’re looking for a new pair of headphones and aren’t afraid to sport a little Kardashian flair, Amazon’s got a pretty good deal going on the Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian headphones right now.

As of April 28, you can get the Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian Bluetooth noise-canceling headphones in dune or matte white for just $169.99, down from $349.95, at Amazon. That’s a 51% discount and a savings of $179.96. It’s also just $10 higher than their all-time low price.

SEE ALSO: Beats Studio Pro headphones are great for both iPhone and Android users

Aside from their neutral appearance, the Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian headphones are essentially the same as the standard Studio Pro headphones. You’ll get up to 40 hours of playtime, a 10-minute fast charge that’ll give you four hours of playback, one-touch pairing, and two listening modes: Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency (both of which are “tremendous” according to Mashable’s Alex Perry). And despite being an Apple product, they're compatible with both iOS and Android devices.

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“The Beats Studio Pro headphones are excellent on most of the levels that matter,” writes Perry. “They sound fantastic, last a long time, and support multiple playback styles. Most importantly, Android users don’t get the shaft, with near-parity between iOS and Google’s mobile platform.”

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