Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 are the company’s latest version of its best wireless earbuds, and you can now pick up a pair of your very own for a price that has to be seen to be believed. These wireless earbuds would normally retail for around $249, but if you place your order today that price will be slashed by a whopping $80, or 32%.
That discount means that you only have to pay $168.99 for your new wireless earbuds, a price that doesn’t require that you jump through any of those annoying hoops – no on-screen coupons, no discount codes. That doesn’t mean that there isn’t a catch though, and in this instance, the deal is only available to those who are registered Amazon Prime members. It’s also a deal that will only remain available for a limited time, so get that order in soon before you miss out.
Buy: Apple AirPods Pro 2: $168.99 | Original price: $249
The AirPods Pro 2 come with all of the features that we have come to expect from Apple’s wireless earbuds including support for instant device pairing and switching. You’ll also benefit from active noise cancellation technology and Apple’s famous Transparency mode for those times when you need to hear what’s going on around you.
The advanced H2 chip includes support for Personalized Spatial Audio and more, while long-lasting battery life and on-earbud controls make these the perfect option for those who want to get their hands – and their ears – on the best that Apple has to offer. All while saving some money in the process.
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