Apple’s entry-level AirPods are currently just $119 on sale, which represents a $10 discount from its regular $129 MSRP.
Experience True Wireless Audio and Instant Pairing with iPhone and iPad with Apple AirPods with Charging Case
We’ve talked about AirPods a lot of times in the past and they are on sale almost all the time on Amazon. As of now, you can grab the second-generation model for a very reasonable price of just $119. Sure, that might not be a massive price drop, but you can use the money that was saved on a month’s worth of Apple Music, Spotify, or maybe even get yourself a silicone case for your new earphones.
What are the major pros of these AirPods? Right off the bat, Apple’s instant pairing. Just open up the lid, bring these close to your iPhone or iPad, and you will instantly be paired across all your devices as long as they are signed into the same Apple ID.
You also get support for ‘Hey Siri,’ allowing you to invoke Apple’s voice assistant hands-free, so you can change songs, make phone calls, send away text messages or just control the volume. It’s that simple and easy.
On the sound front, you get a balanced audio experience. And that experience can last up to 5 hours on a single charge, or up to 24 hours if you include the Charging Case. If you do manage to drain the battery, the included Lightning cable lets you top everything up in a matter of minutes.
There are no discount codes or coupons needed to bring the price down to the aforementioned $119. Just add it to your cart, place your order and wait for it to arrive at your doorstep.
Buy Apple AirPods with Charging Case - Was $129, now just $119
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