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Turn Up the Savings With Up to 50% Off Popular Soundpeats Earbuds and Headphones

Pick up a new pair of earbuds or headphones with prices starting at just $25 with these huge limited-time discounts.

We’re big fans of some of the very best headphones and earbuds you can buy, but they can also come with huge price tags. That’s especially the case if you’re looking to pick up a pair of noise-canceling headphones. But you can also find some pretty great budget earbuds as well, with companies like Soundpeats proving you don’t have to spend hundreds to upgrade your listening experience. Even better, Soundpeats is currently offering a massive 50% off some of its personal audio gear. There are multiple options for you to choose from, so make sure to pick the one that best suits you before ordering.

All of these discounts come to a close on April 13, so you do have a few days to make your decision, and with both headphones and earbuds represented in this sale, we’re confident there will be something for everyone. Unfortunately, all of these discounts do require you to enter a discount code, and they’re all different — so make sure you’re entering the right code for the deal you want.

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There are so many deals on offer, we aren’t going to get into all of them, but we do want to highlight the biggest savings available. That’s on the Soundpeats Air4 Pro ANC earbuds, yours today for just $38 when you enter the discount code SPA4P50OFF. These earbuds support Bluetooth 5.3, multipoint connectivity and a custom equalizer all at a price that is hard to beat.

If you’re a fan of headphones rather than earbuds, the Sounrpeats Space Hybrid ANC headphones can be yours for just $30 when you enter the code SPWTSPACE at checkout. They’re available in three different colors and promise a whopping 123 hours of battery life per charge. They sport comfortable ear cups, deep bass and again support a custom equalizer so you can make them sound just the way you like.

The full rundown of deals includes:

Air5 earbuds: $36 (save $36 with code SP50OFFAIR5)
Air4 Pro earbuds: $38 (save $38 with code SPA4P50OFF)
Capsule3 Pro earbuds: $28 (save $28 with code SPC3PTPWT)
GoFree2 earbuds (in pearl black): $25 (save $25 with code SPGF2WTBE)
Space headphones: $30 (save $30 with code SPWTSPACE)
A6 headphones: $25 (save $25 with code SP50OFFA6)

Again, all of these deals end on April 13, so keep that in mind when you’re planning your purchase.

Why this deal matters

It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that you have to spend a lot to get some top-notch features like ANC, but that really isn’t the case with these discounts. If you’re on a budget but still want to enjoy those features, now is definitely the time to act, before these deals are gone for good.

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Rideable Horse Robot Viral Video: The Real Story Behind It

Kawasaki’s Corleo robot horse is just a concept right now, but a thrilling hype video makes it look like a blast to ride.

If you’ve ever watched a video featuring a Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog and wanted to saddle it up and ride it, then Kawasaki has a concept robot that’ll make your heart flutter — and it’s part horse, part leopard, part robot and all wild. Too bad you can’t actually buy one.

The Kawasaki Corleo is a four-legged rideable robot, the answer to the question: «What if we put legs on an all-terrain vehicle instead of wheels?» Kawasaki released a video showing what the concept would look like if it were fully realized.

The trippy video features the Corleo and riders galloping through a forest, running across a field, leaping over rocky terrain and trotting across a snowy landscape. The video appears to be primarily computer generated with Lord of the Rings-worthy scenery.

Kawasaki is known for its motorcycles and ATVs, but the international company has its hands in everything from railcars to industrial equipment and robotics.

Kawasaki unveiled the forward-thinking Corleo for the Osaka Expo 2025 in Japan. It’s a 2050 concept model for a future mode of transportation. The expo’s theme is «designing future society for our lives.» The event officially opens on April 13.

Corleo incorporates some nifty design ideas, including independent legs, a hydrogen engine and steering through weight shifting.

«While preserving the joy of riding, the vehicle continually monitors the rider’s movements to achieve a reassuring sense of unity between human and machine,» Kawasaki said.

Kawasaki didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on its plans for Corleo.

For now, Corleo is just a model capable of limited movement, so your sci-fi dreams of riding across rugged mountains on a kick-butt robo-steed will have to be put on hold. Perhaps 2050 will bring us a world full of leggy, rideable robots. Somehow, that feels more achievable than a bunch of flying cars.