For Prime Day 2021 only, you can save a massive $65 on the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus. This deal brings the price down to just $84.99 from $149.99.
Save $65 on Brand New Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus this Prime Day 2021
AirPods are great, but they are not Samsung Buds Plus great. See, with Samsung's product, you do not have to spend a lot of money and they come in three more color options the AirPods ship with, making them better instantly.
Speaking of colors, there are four to choose from in this deal - White, Red, Black and Cloud Blue. All three feature the same discount and there are no discount codes or coupons needed in order to bring the price down either. This is how every Prime Day 2021 should be like and it is nothing but wonderful.
On the features front, here is everything you can expect from the Samsung Buds Plus:
- Rich sound with optimal amount of bass for the best listening experience on the go
- Let the outside noise in with Ambient Aware 2
- 22 hours of battery life and 11 hours of playback on a single charge
- One internal and two external microphones for crystal clear voice calls
- Android and iOS compatible
- Dedicated Galaxy Buds+ app on iOS
If you are ready to pick up some Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, then click on the appropriate links below:
- Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included), Red
- Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included), White
- Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included), Black
- Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included), Cloud Blue
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