Priced at $179, you can pick up Apple’s latest AirPods with brand new features for a low price of just $139 for a limited time.
Apple’s Latest AirPods are a Mega Bargain at Just $139
Compared to previous versions of the AirPods, these feature Spatial Audio, which means you don’t have to buy into ‘Pro’ or ‘Max’ AirPods models in order to experience Dolby Atmos and head-tracked stereo.
Just like any other AirPods, you get the magical and quick pairing experience. Just open the charging case lid up near your iPhone and tap on Connect. It will literally take a couple of seconds and you’ll be up and working and paired across all of your devices.
In terms of battery life, the AirPods 3 offer 6 hours of listening on a single charge, which is more than any version of the AirPods released before it. And that number touches the 30-hour mark when you combine the prowess of the charging case which also features built-in magnets for MagSafe.
Spatial audio with dynamic head tracking places sound all around you
Adaptive EQ automatically tunes music to your ears
All-new contoured design
Force sensor lets you easily control your entertainment, answer or end calls, and more
Sweat and water resistant
Up to 6 hours of listening time with one charge
Up to 30 hours total listening time with the MagSafe Charging Case
Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”
There is a lot to like here and these AirPods are backordered which goes to show how popular these are. But since the discount is there despite being backordered, we recommend placing an order now and get in line so you save money anyway.
Buy New Apple AirPods (3rd Generation) - Was $179, now just $139
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