Hurry! AirPods Pro 2 just got sliced to their lowest price ever in this Black Friday deal
Sometimes you spot something in the Black Friday deals and you just have to flag it; case in point the AirPods Pro 2 have just been cut again to their lowest price ever.
Right now you can find the Apple AirPods Pro 2 on sale for just $199 on Amazon (opens in new tab). That’s a neat saving of $50 on some of the best wireless earbuds you can buy. And don’t delay as we suspect they’ll sell out rather quickly once more people spot the price cut.
While the AirPods Pro are excellent, and currently used by this writer, as you’ll see in our AirPods Pro 2 review, Apple has improved upon its earbuds on several aspects.
There’s now 2x better noise cancelation, which as out reviewer put it: “When it’s active with music playing at a medium volume the noise cancellation can overcome what I feel is 95% of household and office noise. You won’t be able to hear a person sitting next to you, even if you’re looking at them, and the dull hum of the office will fade into nothing.”
But there’s more to justify why the AirPods Pro 2 got our coveted Editor’s Choice badge. On the audio side, Apple made use of the new H2 chip with custom amp and driver that delivers better lower and higher frequencies. And you can use an iPhone’s TrueDepth camera to create a personalized spatial audio to get some of the Dolby Atmos sound experience in a pair of wireless earbuds.
Other new and attractive features include the addition of voice controls on the stem of the earbuds. And Apple has also boosted battery life to offer 6 hours on a single charge from the earbuds and a further 30 hours from the wireless charging case. Furthermore, the case, along with the earbuds, is now IPX4-rated.
If this deal doesn’t win you over (you might not be an Apple product fan), then check out our Black Friday deals live blog for more savings on everything from TVs and laptops to appliances, gadgets and more.
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