Apple’s second-gen USB-C AirPods Pro are among the best wireless earbuds you can find. It’s easy to see why they’re so popular, thanks to a slew of great features that you don’t always need an Apple device to use. But with a list price of $249, they’re definitely among the more expensive wireless earbuds available today. Thankfully, once in a while, you can find ways to save quite a bit of cash on these buds.
Today Amazon is offering the 2nd-gen AirPods Pro with USB-C charging port for just $189, a return to its all-time low price. It’s a deal that won’t require you to enter any discount codes or coupons, so just place your order and then wait for your new earbuds to arrive. However, there’s no indication of when this price will change, so we’d suggest placing your order sooner rather than later before the price creeps up again.
Today’s deal is on the latest AirPods Pro 2 with the USB-C and MagSafe-equipped charging case. They are some of the best noise-canceling earbuds wireless earbuds you’re likely to find. They also sport Apple’s transparency mode for when you need to be more aware of your surroundings and can automatically optimize their volume based on your environment. In use, the earbuds promise an impressive battery life of up to 30 hours on a single charge (including the battery life stored in the charging case). They also instantly pair and switch between Apple devices, making these wireless earbuds a joy to use for those in the Apple ecosystem.
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If you plan on buying these to use with your Apple Vision Pro headset, you’ll enjoy support for 20-bit/48 kHz lossless audio with ultralow latency. The Apple Vision Pro has its own built-in speakers so AirPods aren’t an essential add-on, but they do allow for a more immersive — and private — viewing experience if you want to lose yourself in a movie.
Not into Apple’s buds or looking for headphones instead? There are tons of headphone and earbud deals available right now.
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Oliver Haslam
