THE Black Friday sales are here, and Amazon has just cut the price of the Airpods Pro by £40.
Apple’s top-of-the-line earbuds are typically £239, but now they cost just £199.
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- Airpods Pro: £199 (save £40), Amazon – buy here
Full disclaimer: this isn’t the only place online you’ll find the Airpods Pro going for this discounted price.
Last week, we reported on Very’s similar Black Friday Airpods Pro discount.
The Airpods Pro are also on sale – but just a tiny pit pricier – at £199.99 at John Lewis.
If this all sounds like familiar, it’s because we’ve seen Airpods Black Friday deals like these before.
During Black Friday 2020, all the three stores engaged in a similar price-matching war on Apple’s hugely popular earbuds.
Although the 3rd-generation Airpods were released back in October, they still don’t beat the specs and capabilities of the Airpods Pro, which come with ANC (noise-cancellation) tech.
Pop the Airpods Pro in your ears, activate the ANC, and they’ll drown out any unwanted background noise in the vicinity.
They’re the perfect companion to your commute or gym session (or perhaps even the the living room on Christmas Day).
The question that we at The Sun are asking ourselves is: will the Airpods Pro be reduced any more when Black Friday rolls around next week?
Maybe these industry-leading earbuds will take another major price drop in the next couple of weeks – or maybe we’ll just see these retailers undercut one another by as little as £1.
Whether you snap these up now, or wait to see what happens, is completely up to you.
To see what other offers the retail giant has rolled out today, we suggest you take a look at our Amazon Black Friday deals article.
For more great offers on other electronics, head to our pick of the best Black Friday tech deals.
Interested in Apple’s latest smartphone? Don’t miss our pick of the best Black Friday iPhone 13 deals.
Gaming fans shouldn’t take a look at our Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals, too.
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