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AirPods Pro 3 hit low $179 price just weeks after adding new features

We are touching down to let folks know the Amazon fall Prime Day sale is getting a head start today – AirPods Pro 3 have now dropped down to one of the lowest prices to date at $179 shipped. more…

AirPods Pro 3 hit low $179 price just weeks after adding new features

The Amazon fall Prime Day sale has kicked off early, offering a significant discount on Apple's AirPods Pro 3. The popular wireless earbuds have dropped to $179 shipped, marking a notable price reduction from their usual $249 list price. This is the lowest price point the AirPods Pro 3 have ever reached, with previous deals hitting around $199 during the summer.

While the highly anticipated AirPods 5 have been released with new features and a base price of $129, the AirPods Pro 3 remain a compelling option at the current $179 price point. The latest AirPods Pro 3 boasts several enhancements over their predecessors, including 3x better active noise cancellation, longer battery life, advanced health features such as onboard heart rate sensing, and improved Hearing Aid compatibility.

These upgrades, coupled with the significant price reduction, make the AirPods Pro 3 an attractive choice for Apple enthusiasts looking for high-quality wireless earbuds.

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