Amazon is now selling the latest Apple AirPods for the low, low price of just $139.99 if you’re quick. This deal isn’t going to last for long and stocks are already starting to dwindle.
This deal doesn’t require that any discount codes be entered and no on-screen coupons need to be clipped. Amazon would normally sell AirPods for around $180, but placing an order now gets them for just $139.99 – a price that represents a 22% discount and more than $39 saved.
Buy: Apple AirPods (3rd Generation) Wireless Earbuds from Amazon: $139.99 | Original price $180
At the time of writing, these AirPods have more than 30,400 reviews on Amazon with a combined rating of 4.6 stars out of a possible five. That’s an excellent score and it’s no surprise given the features at hand. Apple says that you can listen for up to six hours without needing to return the earbuds to their MagSafe Charging Case, while a total of 30 hours is available when you use it.
These AirPods are the best that Apple has ever made and feature a new design and a new MagSafe Charging Case that can be used to wirelessly charge your earbuds. You can also plug in using Lighting if that’s the way you roll, too.
Again, those looking to take advantage of this deal ought to do so soon – it doesn’t look like you need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber either, which is good to know.
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