For what is likely a weekend-only deal, you can grab a brand new pair of Apple AirPods Pro for a low price of just $189.99.
Save $59 on Apple’s AirPods Pro Instantly this Weekend and Pay Just $189
Released back in 2019, the AirPods Pro are simply phenomenal and get the job done no matter how you tackle your audio. Right now, it’s still not too late to get in on the AirPods Pro bandwagon with a weekend-only deal bringing the price down to just $189.99, saving you $59 instantly. This means you do not have to pay the full $249 price this weekend and feel like the best ever money spender at the same time.
The highlighting feature of this product is active noise cancelling. Once turned on, you can silence the outside world so you can focus on what’s important to you - your memes and doomscrolling.
Apart from that, you also get an in-ear design for a clearer sound. While we may not notice this on regular AirPods that much but an in-ear design helps you focus more closely on your music since you are not bothered by anything from the outside world.
Qi wireless charging is also a part of the package, allowing you to charge up the charging case using any Qi wireless charger you may have. You can also use a Lightning cable to top up the battery if you like. You have two charging options and both are great.
There are no discount codes or coupons that you should know about. Just add these to your cart and enjoy the discount Amazon and Apple is giving you.
Buy Apple AirPods Pro - Was $249, now just $189
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