Apple bundling $60 Apple Music/iTunes gift cards with most Beats headphones and speakers

–  Beats Pro Headphones

–  Beats Studio Headphones

–  Beats Studio Wireless Headphones

–  Beats Solo2 Headphones

–  Beats Solo2 Wireless Headphones

–  Beats Powerbeats2 Headphones

–  Beats Powerbeats2 Wireless In-Ear Headphones

–  Beats Tour2 Headphones

–  Beats Pill+ Speaker

The only Beats headphones that appear to be excluded are the $99 urBeats in-ear headphones, including the new rose gold model. The deal does apply to the $129 Tour2 in-ear headphones, however, effectively bringing the price down to $70

It also applies to the recently released Pill+ speaker with Lightning which is the first piece of brand new Beats hardware to come out of Apple, effectively bringing the $229 price to $170 when you factor in the $60 Apple Music/iTunes credit. That’s lower than the best 9to5Toys price spotted at $195 for black and $228 for white. The Pill+ replaced the now discontinued Pill 2.0 (reg. $200) so it’s excluded, but you can still find it from $129 open-boxed and $179 new and in more colors.

Other options like the Bluetooth-connected PowerBeats 2 Wireless headphones that retail for $199 can be found through Amazon for $145-150 for certain color options, nearly matching Apple’s deal with more upfront savings.

While the deal can be redeemed over the phone, online, or in stores, it is only limited to those select Beats headphones and speakers. Other headphones and speakers including Apple’s $79 in-ear headphones are excluded.

This isn’t the first time Apple has played with using the popularity of Beats to sell its Apple-branded products and services. Earlier this year, Apple also used its Beats headphones and speakers line to promote Macs during the Back to School promotion.