Apple’s AirPods Pro are on sale for $180 right now

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Apple’s AirPods Pro high-end earbuds are on sale
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. That’s a discount of nearly 30 percent and nearly matches a record-low price. This deal is for the most-recent second-generation device.


There’s a reason why these earbuds are the crown jewel of Apple’s lineup. They are just that good. The AirPods Pro easily made our list of the
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. We called them a “huge improvement over the previous models” and called out the stellar sound quality and active noise cancellation. The transparency mode is more natural-sounding than rival products and the new swipe gesture works better than one would think.


We also heaped praise
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on the included charging case. We loved the built-in speaker, which helps locate the earbuds and alerts users to a low battery. The battery life is on-point, with six hours for the earbuds and 30 hours with repeated trips to the charging case. There’s multipoint connectivity, IPX4 water-resistance and a simulated spatial audio. Did we mention they also sound fantastic, particularly for earbuds?


On the downside, Apple loves money. The case features a lanyard loop, for instance, but it’ll cost you $13 to get an official lanyard. The original price is also extremely high, at $250, though this deal alleviates some of that frustration.

These aren’t the only Apple earbuds currently on sale via Amazon. The regular third-gen AirPods
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, instead of $170. Also, the second-gen OG AirPods
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, which is one heck of a deal.

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