Best Used Beats Studio Pro Deals Today

This listing is easily the best value if you're looking to pay the least while still getting the full Beats Studio Pro experience. For just under $65, you’re getting the headphones along with a Beats carrying case, 3.5mm wired cable, and USB-C charging cable, which is surprisingly rare among these listings. That means you won’t need to hunt down extra accessories—huge convenience right out of the gate. The leather cushions promise comfort for long sessions, and the unique woodgrain skin adds a bit of style, setting these apart from all-black alternatives. If you care about authenticity, the serial number is provided, which adds peace of mind. Where this shines compared to others: It’s cheaper than most on this list, includes all key accessories (unlike several pricier options that are missing cables), and doesn’t flag any cosmetic or functional issues. The main thing to keep in mind is that wingtip and case condition aren’t specifically described here—but that’s typical across nearly every option. Unless you want a warranty (see next listing) or a specific color, this pick gives you everything you need at the lowest cost, with helpful extras included.

This listing stands out if you want both affordability and a bit of purchase security, thanks to the included 30-day warranty. At $67, you’re paying just a touch more than the very cheapest pick, but you’re getting peace of mind—useful if you’re worried about surprises typical with used headphones. The serial number is listed, adding authenticity. A big tradeoff: no power cables or accessories come in the box, so if you don’t already have a USB-C charger or audio cable, you’ll have to buy those separately, which can eat into any savings. There’s also a note about the right side being a bit loose. It’s not a dealbreaker for most, but if a snug fit is important for your workouts, that’s something to think about. Compared to the top pick, you’re swapping included accessories and slightly better condition for that 30-day warranty. If you like having a return option and don’t mind sourcing your own cables, this is a solid value option with some extra reassurance.

With this option, you’re still in the affordable range, but there are a few risks you should consider. The price is reasonable, but there’s no return policy, so all sales are final—if something’s off when your Beats arrive, you’re stuck. The seller also has zero feedback, which adds uncertainty about reliability or communication. Nothing here suggests extra accessories are included or that anything’s wrong physically, but because so many other listings either include extras or at least have some track record, this one feels a bit riskier. If you’re the adventurous type—willing to roll the dice on a brand-new seller without returns—this could work for you. Otherwise, for the same price you could get a 30-day warranty or included accessories elsewhere. Only go for this if none of the others are available and you’re feeling bold.

This pick is inching up in price, and what you’re getting for the extra cost is mostly a slightly newer user rating (decently high, though the number of reviews is low). The seller doesn’t accept returns, so there’s no safety net if the headphones aren’t as expected. There’s also no mention of included accessories, so you’ll likely need to provide your own charger and cables. Compared to less expensive options like the top pick (which comes with all the key extras), here you’re really just paying for what’s in the box—nothing more. With a low but nonzero feedback count, the seller is a touch more established than some, but not by much. So, unless you have a particular reason to trust this seller or you find other details that make this pair unique (like a color you love), you’re better off with one of the top two—either get extras for less or a warranty at almost the same price.

If you want the matte white version specifically, this might be worth a look, but you’re paying the highest price so far for some clear tradeoffs. There’s no original box, and key accessories like the charger are missing. USPS shipping delays are noted, so you might be waiting longer than you’d like. On the plus side, this seller promises to respond quickly to messages within one business day, which is better communication than most in this lineup. Still, with missing accessories and no other real perks, this feels less like a value and more like a specialty pick. Compared to the top listing, you’re paying more for fewer accessories and slower delivery. Unless the white color is a must-have for you, you can get better value and a smoother experience with earlier-ranked options.

This listing lands in the middle for both price and value. At $70, you’re not overpaying, and the mention of a 1-year manufacturer warranty is a rare bonus for used gear—though you’ll want to verify directly whether that actually transfers to you, since it occasionally doesn’t with secondhand sales. However, you do face some tradeoffs: there’s a noted color mismatch between the title and product aspect, so be prepared for a possible difference in appearance from what you expect. The return policy is limited—likely none—and the seller hasn’t made many sales, so there’s less track record to trust compared to top-tier picks. If the idea of a manufacturer’s warranty gives you peace of mind, this could be a solid choice despite the risk, but you’ll probably want to clarify a few details before clicking buy. Otherwise, for less money you could get more certainty and included accessories from the best-ranked listing.

You’ll save a bit on this one, but you’re taking on some real compromises. There’s a visible crack in the headband—it still works, but the structural integrity isn’t what it was. More concerning: the ear cup cushions have an odor that can’t be fully cleaned out, which might be a dealbreaker for you if you’re sensitive to smells or want that like-new feeling. Accessories are likely missing unless specifically listed, and there’s no manufacturer warranty here either. In exchange for these compromises, you pay less, but only by a few dollars compared to better options. Unless you’re really looking for a “project” pair to potentially refurbish or you’re not bothered by cosmetic and hygiene issues, most people are better off choosing a fully functional, clean set like the top-ranked pick, where you’re not saving much, but you’re avoiding the biggest issues.

This listing is on the pricey side for what you get. The main warning flag here is that both the original box and all key accessories—like the charger—are missing, so you’ll be starting with just the headphones themselves. On the plus side, the photos are of the actual item, so you know exactly what you’re getting in terms of wear. But for a used pair, having to source missing cables (and likely a case if you want to travel with them) is a notable drawback, especially at this price. Compared to the best value listings, you’re spending more and getting less. Unless you already have replacement accessories and you really like how these look in the photos, you’re not finding the best bang for your buck here.

What you’re being offered here is a tested, working set of Beats Studio Pro for $75. However, there’s a visible cosmetic indentation and, more importantly, no charging cable is included—so your very first step will be ordering an accessory just to use them. At this price, you’d expect a little more completeness compared to other options. You’re close to the top of the price range among these listings, but you’re not getting any extras or assurances that offset the cost, like a return policy or warranty. The physical blemish doesn’t affect function, but it’s good to know it won’t be pristine out of the box. Unless you snag these at a further discount or you already have a matching charger, the top-ranked listing gives you more value and a cleaner overall experience for less money.

This is one of the most expensive listings here, but for the extra spend you’re not really getting any perks. Most accessories are missing, there’s no return policy, and while the seller has tons of positive feedback (which helps a bit for peace of mind), what’s in the box is basically just the headphones themselves. Unlike top picks (where you get accessories and even the option for returns or warranty), you’re giving up convenience and flexibility. The only reason to go for this would be trust in the seller and a desire to stick with a high-volume vendor—but for true value, you’d really get more by choosing one of the higher-ranked deals that pack in more for less. It’s a safe enough bet in terms of buying from someone reliable, but you’re not maximizing your value for money here.