Paul Morris·

Expand Your Apple Ecosystem With The Beats Flex With W1 Chip, Currently $49.95 Only

Beats by Dre have never been more affordable thanks to this insane Amazon deal. For those who act with immediate urgency, the wonderful Beats Flex wireless earbuds are available to purchase for just $49.95. That’s an impressive 29% discount.

The Beats Flex earbuds are perfect for anyone who may be looking for a reliable and highly versatile set of sports headphones. With that said, they are extra perfect for anyone who actually wants to integrate the headphones into the Apple ecosystem with utter ease.

The Apple W1 chip seamlessly integrates Beats Flex into your world of Apple products. Simply power on and hold near your iPhone or iPad. From there, your Beats Flex are ready to be used with any Apple device that is synced to iCloud.

The Beats Flex headphones feature functionality such as Audio Sharing which lets owners wireless share audio with Beats Flex and an additional set of Beats headphones – perfect for that Monday morning commute with another listener. The headphones also offer seamless compatibility with Android devices for those that don’t exist within the Apple ecosystem.

Once charged, the Beats Flex should boast up to 12 hours of battery life for what Apple is calling “all-day listening.” A quick 10-minute charge will also produce another 1.5 hours of listening time. If you need to push through that last set at the gym or cover that last mile on a run, then a quick charge will ensure that you have more than enough battery life to see you through.

Everything a potential purchaser may need to know about this deal can be found on the direct shopping link below. You won’t be asked for any discount codes or promotional coupons. Just make sure to act with haste.

Buy: Beats Flex Wireless Earbuds from Amazon: $49.95 | Original price: $69.95

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