Beats Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

Beats makes over-ear and on-ear headphones, earbuds and a portable speaker, so the price you pay depends mostly on the product category. The cheapest items are neckband and compact earbuds, and the most expensive are the over-ear headphones with noise cancelling.

Beats launched the Beats 360 over-ear headphones in September 2026 and cut the price of the Studio Pro on the same day. The prices below come from Beats' own product pages, checked Oct 14, 2026, and from launch coverage by MacTrast. Beats labels its current prices as "Sale Price" on its site, so the amounts can move. Confirm the figure on the product page before you order.

The Beats 360 costs $349.99, and the Studio Pro costs $299.99. The Solo 4 on-ear headphones cost $199.99.

For earbuds, Powerbeats Pro 2 costs $249.99, Powerbeats Fit costs $199.99, and Studio Buds + costs $169.99. Solo Buds cost $79.99, and Flex costs $69.99. The Pill speaker costs $149.99.

When Beats launched the 360, it lowered the Studio Pro to $299.99. Before that, the Studio Pro was listed at $349.99, according to Techwalla. Both MacTrast and Techwalla reported the cut.

If you see a Studio Pro advertised above its current price, it may be an old listing. Retailers sometimes sell below the brand price, but those deals come and go.

The Beats 360 is the newest over-ear model. Coverage of the launch describes swappable ear cushions and a water-resistance rating, and the Beats 360 is sold alongside the Studio Pro rather than replacing it. Beats also sells replacement cushion kits, which have a regular price of $49.99. At launch Beats ran a limited-time offer that made the kits cheaper, so a lower price may have applied at the time.

• The Solo 4, Powerbeats Fit and Studio Buds + sit in the middle of the lineup.
• Powerbeats Pro 2 and Powerbeats Fit are built for workouts.
• Solo Buds and Flex are the lowest-priced options on Beats' site.
• The Pill is the speaker option.

Choose by use. Noise cancelling is available on certain models, and battery life and fit differ by product, so check the product page for the features you need. Launch coverage describes the Beats 360 as working across iPhone and Android, though some features depend on the phone.

The price on a Beats product page is for the product itself in the color you pick. Cases, cables and ear tips that ship with a model are listed on its page, and replacement parts are sold separately. Sales tax is added at checkout, and shipping terms are shown before you pay. Beats advertises free shipping and returns on its own store, but the terms can change, so read them at checkout. Extended coverage from retailers or card issuers is a separate cost and may overlap with the manufacturer's warranty.

Beats sells directly on its site and through retailers such as Apple and Amazon. Retail prices can differ from Beats' own pages, and discounts are common around holidays. A lower price on a deal page may apply to one color only, so compare the exact model and color. Buying from the brand or an authorized retailer helps with warranty and returns.