You read that right - AirPods Pro are down to just $179, a huge price drop from their regular $249 MSRP. Grab them now before it is too late.
Save $69 on Apple's Active Noise Cancelling Capable AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Case
What makes the AirPods Pro so great is how easy they are to use. Simply open the lid up, connect to your iPhone and iPad, and you're off listening to your favorite tunes. Once you are done, just toss them back into the charging case and you'll be ready for another session of listening in no time.
That very same case is now new and improved, bringing in MagSafe support, meaning the case instantly attaches itself to a MagSafe capable charger and stays there, too. This means more reliable and faster charging without connecting any wires.
On the earbuds end, you know everything about the AirPods Pro already. This model features active noise cancellation, making it perfect for focusing on anything you are currently doing. There's also a transparency mode built right in so you can hear everything that is happening around you.
You do get a USB-C to Lightning cable with the AirPods Pro in order to charge them up. But if you're anything like me, you might want to spend the extra money and invest in a MagSafe charger from Apple. It's convenient and a fun way of charging stuff up.
No discount codes or coupons are needed here. Just make sure you place your order on time in order to save money.
Buy Apple AirPods Pro Wireless Earbuds - Was $249, now just $179
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