Apple's AirPods with Charging Case are currently selling for just $109, the same price as the holiday season. Grab the deal now!
Apple's Entry-Level AirPods with Charging Case Currently Retailing for $109 Which is a Deal we Saw this Holiday Season
Today is a great day if you are shopping for AirPods. The Pro model was retailing for around $189, and right now the entry model with the regular Charging Case are currently going for $109. That's a price we saw over the holidays. If you missed picking these up for whatever reason back then, you now have a second chance.
Like the AirPods Pro, the AirPods feature the legendary H1 chip for all the magic. This includes quickly pairing with iPhones and iPads, summoning Siri by simply saying 'Hey Siri and more.
With 24 hours of battery life in total, you can keep on listening to your music library or keep the conversation going on that Zoom meeting without worrying about anything. If you ever do run out of battery life, you can top things up by simply plugging in the Lightning cable at the bottom of the Charging Case.
Automatically on, automatically connected
Easy setup for all your Apple devices
Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”
Double-tap to play or skip forward
New Apple H1 headphone chip delivers faster wireless connection to your devices
Head over to the link below and grab the deal now.
Buy Apple AirPods with Charging Case (Wired) - Was $159, now just $109
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