If you are quick enough, you can grab yourself a pair of AirPods 3 earphones for a low price of just $149 for a limited time.
Save $30 on Brand New AirPods 3 Earphones with Dolby Atmos, Fast Device Switching and More
Usually, these earphones are available for around $179, which isn’t a bad deal at all. But right now, you can instantly save $30 on them without having putting in any sort of effort. No discount codes or coupons needed here. A perfect deal, if you’re asking us.
Just like the AirPods Pro and AirPods Max, the AirPods 3 feature Apple’s H1 chip, allowing you to pair these up instantly with your iPhone or iPad. But that’s not all, you also get fast, instant switching which Apple makes a big fuss about. If you’re looking for convenience, you’ll find it here, right here.
Apart from the tech which makes the AirPods 3 so convenient, you also get excellent sound with rich bass thanks to Adaptive EQ, which delivers the best audio experience based on the type of environment you’re in. In short, if there’s noise around you, AirPods will detect it and turn up the bass accordingly.
Last but not the least, the AirPods 3 are big on battery life when compared to other models. You get up to 6 hours of listening on a single charge, while the Charging Case takes that figure up to 30 hours. And if you do manage to drain the battery completely, you have multiple ways to charge everything up. You can either use a Lightning cable to juice up, or use a MagSafe / Qi charger to top things up.
Again, this deal does not require any discount code or coupon.
Buy Apple AirPods (3rd Generation) - Was $179, now just $149
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