Amazon is now selling Apple’s stunning AirPods Pro wireless earbuds for their lowest price ever, if you’re quick. That means that you can now buy them for just $169.98 if you place your order soon.
Amazon doesn’t require that you enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons in order to take advantage of this deal, but it also isn’t saying exactly how long this price will be available. This being Prime Day, it seems likely that you have just a day or two in which to strike.
The AirPods Pro would normally sell for around $250 which means you are now saving almost a full third and $80 without having to do anything special.
Buy: Apple AirPods Pro from Amazon: $169.98 | Original price: $250
At the time of writing, the AirPods Pro have more than 84,400 reviews on Amazon with a combined rating of 4.7 stars out of a possible five. That’s an excellent score and it’s one that tells you everything you need to know about these popular earbuds. They come with a wireless MagSafe Charging Case in the box which means you can look forward to more than 24 hours of listening time in total. The built-in Apple H1 chip also means you can look forward to instant device pairing and switching, too.
Again, we don’t know for sure when this deal is going to end so be sure to act now if you want to pick up a bargain pair of AirPods Pro today.
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