Beats Powerbeats Pro are promoting for simply $90 refurbished at Best Buy

You can snag a refurbished set of the Beats Powerbeats Pro, the corporate’s newest actually wi-fi earphones, for $90 at Best Buy. This deal is unique to the inexperienced “moss” coloration variant proven within the image above. Looking at new choices, the value ranges from $130 to $180 relying on the colour you need, so in the present day’s deal is price leaping on for those who don’t care as a lot about what the headphones seem like. And hey, if this shade of inexperienced occurs to vibe along with your look, then even higher.

Though these are refurbished, they’ve been cleaned and examined by Best Buy. They include a 90-day guarantee, in addition to all unique equipment together with ear ideas and the charging case.

Beats Powerbeats Pro

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Beats Powerbeats Pro wireless earphones provide up to nine hours of continuous battery life, with 24 hours provided by the case. They’re IPX4 sweat- and water-resistant, and they feature Apple’s H1 chip for easy pairing and hands-free “Hey Siri” voice commands.

Also at Best Buy, Apple’s latest iPad with 128GB of storage is $50 off of its usual $430 price. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this discount, but it’s worth checking out now if you need to pick one up. Amazon is offering the same deal, but at the time of publishing, it’s sold out of the silver color and all 128GB models won’t ship until February.

This iPad model is visually identical to the previous generation, but it has a much faster A12 Bionic processor to make it more future-proofed.

Apple iPad (2020)

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Apple’s new eighth-generation iPad with 128GB of storage looks exactly like the previous iteration, but it has a faster A12 Bionic processor.

If you’re in need of speedy portable storage, SanDisk’s Extreme 1TB NVMe USB-C SSD is down to the same price we saw during Black Friday. Best Buy and Amazon offer it for $140, down from the $160 price it has been selling for in late 2020. Though it’s designed for USB-C devices like laptops and phones, it has a USB Type-A adapter that makes it a good option for gaming consoles and other devices alike. What sets it apart is that it features IP55 dust and water resistance and drop protection.

SanDisk Extreme NVMe USB-C 1TB SSD

Prices taken at time of publishing.

SanDisk’s Extreme USB-C SSD is a portable storage option that’s resilient against water, dust, and being dropped. It supports USB 3.2, and while it uses USB-C, SanDisk includes a USB Type-A adapter to make it compatible with more devices.