AirPods Pro Are Back Down to Their Lowest Price Ever on Woot
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11% OffDid you miss out on the Woot offer? Amazon is offering the AirPods Pro for $197, or $53 off the routine price.
Apple AirPods Pro.
The AirPods Pro can instantly couple with iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs. They feature a 4.5-hour listening time and can go up to 24 hours with the included charging case. Similar to the second-gen AirPods, the AirPods Pro charges through Lightning cable television or Qi wireless charger.
Its unusual to find a 25% discount rate for any Apple item, let alone the AirPods Pro That said, do not anticipate this offer to last for really long! Attempt purchasing the AirPods Pro on Amazon for $197 (a $53 discount rate)if youre late to the Woot offer.
Justin Duino
With their unbelievable sound quality, killer ANC, and unique transparency features, the almost-perfect AirPods Pro are a must-have item for Apple fans (or Android users who appreciate good noise). And with todays Woot deal, you can buy the AirPods Pro for $190– thats $60 off the routine rate.
Woot is owned by Amazon, so you can purchase from it utilizing your Amazon account (and even get free shipping with Prime). These earbuds are not used or reconditioned. Woot is selling the AirPods Pro in brand-new condition with an one-year service warranty from Apple.
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