If you missed out on Amazon’s Prime Day 2024 sale, that was the perfect time to upgrade to Apple’s second-generation AirPods Pro as these were available for $169.99 per unit. Regardless, the listing on Amazon is still an attractive proposition because at $179.99, you still get 28 percent off from its launch price of $249.99. Only last week, we spotted the same premium in-ear earbuds for $199.99, so looking at the latest price cut, you have an excellent offer now.
We have praised the second-generation AirPods Pro incessantly in the past, as these are one of the best wireless audio products that you can get your hands on right now. Best of all, the Wireless Charging Case can be topped up using a USB-C cable instead of a Lightning one, making it less of a headache when carrying a multiple set of cables. With its custom H2 chip, the AirPods Pro deliver impeccable Active Noise Cancellation coupled with reduced latency and increased range when you are connected to your iPhone, iPad, or any other device with Bluetooth connectivity.
The runtime of these AirPods Pro has also increased slightly compared to the previous generation, with users getting up to 6 hours with Active Noise Cancellation and a total of 30 hours if you include the Wireless Charging Case. Apple was generous enough to include four pairs of silicone tips with varying sizes so that the AirPods Pro fits in all ears, delivering a comfortable fit. For customers on a tighter budget, Amazon has discounted the third-generation AirPods too, with the pair going for $129.99 after a 23 percent price cut.
If you do not prefer any form of noise cancellation during your listening sessions but want the same compact design and battery life, the cheaper option is the way to go, but we will still recommend potential buyers give the AirPods Pro a try.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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