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The AirPods Pro 3 haven't been this cheap since Prime Day — the 'near-perfect' buds are $60 off today

If you've been waiting for a price cut on the AirPods Pro 3 - now's your chance for a great saving.

The AirPods Pro 3 haven't been this cheap since Prime Day — the 'near-perfect' buds are $60 off today

Amazon has slashed the price of Apple's AirPods Pro 3 to $189, marking the lowest point since the June Prime Day sale. This deal is likely the most advantageous one available in the foreseeable future. The discounted price is a significant $60 discount from the previous $249, which was the lowest price during Prime Day.

Despite Amazon's listing of the deal at $189.99, this still represents a considerable saving compared to the usual $199 price point. This discount is particularly noteworthy as the record low of $169 was only achieved once during Prime Day.

These upgraded AirPods Pro 3 are praised for their advanced features, including improved Active Noise Cancellation, audio quality enhancements, a new ergonomic in-ear design, and innovative functionalities such as heart rate monitoring, Live Translation, and the ability to track workout metrics and calories burned.

The product review assigned a solid score of four and a half out of five stars, describing them as 'near-perfect noise-cancelling earbuds'. However, it is worth noting that the battery life is not the longest, lasting approximately 5.5 hours in tests. Additionally, accessing certain features like Live Translation and personal fitness insights requires the latest iPhone models, such as the iPhone 15 series, which support Apple Intelligence.

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