You have an epic chance to save a full $50 on the latest AirPods Pro from Apple, but it’s a limited time deal only.
Instantly Save $50 on Apple’s Latest AirPods Pro with H2 Chip and Built-in AirTag Functionality
Such deals are available for a limited time only, and like any other Apple deal, this is a straightforward discount which doesn’t require any discount code or coupon.
Buy Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) Wireless Earbuds - Was $249, now just $199
There’s never a wrong time to buy AirPods and today we have a deal on the best AirPods Pro model Apple has ever done, too. Featuring the brand new H2 chip, these AirPods Pro not only sound better, but offer better noise cancellation and adaptive transparency mode that automatically adjusts the volume of the noise around you, unlike regular transparency mode.
Pairing and using is mega easy if you have an iPhone or iPad. Just pop open the charging case lid near your iPhone or iPad and you’ll see a pop-up for pairing. Tap on Connect and you’ll be instantly listening to your tunes. But it gets better when you realize the AirPods Pro will switch between your devices automatically.
On the battery end, you’ll get plenty of listening out of these. Apple says the AirPods Pro will last up to six hours on a single charge with noise cancelling enabled. Include the charging case and you’ll be seeing up to 30 hours of total listening time. Once the battery is depleted, you have multiple ways of charging up - Lightning, MagSafe, Qi or Apple Watch charger.
You also get built-in AirTag functionality with the AirPods Pro 2 charging case along with a speaker that gets pretty loud. If you ever lose your AirPods Pro, you can find them using the Precision Finding feature.
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