Score 20% off Apple AirPods Pro (2nd gen) before Prime Day hits
SAVE $49.01: As of June 23, you can score a pair of Apple AirPods Pro (2nd gen) for $199.99, down from $249, at Amazon. That's a savings of $49.01.
Whether you lost your last earbuds or want to upgrade your listening experience, now's the perfect time to snag a pair of Apple AirPods Pro (2nd gen).
With sales already starting ahead of Amazon Prime Day, you can save 20% off the regular price and get them for just $199.99, down from $249. That's a savings of $49.01. (Which is, like, several lattes at your favorite coffee shop.)
These buds offer two times more active noise cancellation than older versions, and their H2 chip makes for a pretty impressive listening experience. You can tune out the world and enjoy your favorite music, podcasts, or whatever you're into at the moment, plus make clear phone calls.
They're also designed for ease and convenience. Swipe the stem to adjust the volume or tap it to play and pause music. You can also tap the stem to answer calls or to switch between active noise cancellation and adaptive transparency (to let some noise in to keep you safe on the streets or when you need to hear your boss call your name nearby). And the charging case holds up to 30 hours of total listening time with active noise cancellation enabled — that's six hours longer than AirPods Pro (1st gen).
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