Didn't think you would be buying AirPods this weekend, did you? With a saving of $20, it's a deal worth considering.
The AirPods 2 might not win any new awards in the design department but everything about them is brand new from the inside. From Bluetooth 5.0 to faster pairing, Hey Siri, better battery life, there's a lot to like here. And oh, if you are willing to spend up to $200, then you have the option to charge the AirPods 2 completely wirelessly. Magic.
Obviously, since we have slapped the Prime Day 2019 tag on this deal already then you already know that you will be spending a lot less to get in on the AirPods 2 action. For just $179, you can pick up the earbuds with the Wireless Charging Case, saving you $20 in the process. You might be forced to believe that this is not a huge saving, but do keep in mind that Apple is selling the AirPods 2 with the regular (wired) Charging Case for $159, so yes, it's a pretty good deal if your older AirPods are wearing out and you need to keep that flex alive and well.
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
Charges quickly in the case
Case can be charged either wirelessly using a Qi-compatible charging mat or using the Lightning connector
Rich, high-quality audio and voice
Seamless switching between devices
Listen and talk all day with multiple charges from the Wireless Charging Case
This deal is likely not going to last that long. If you are looking to upgrade, then now's the time to do it. If we are to take a guess, then this deal should be good until tomorrow. Hit the link below and claim your discount right away.
Buy Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case (Latest Model) - Was $200, now just $179
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