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The Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Noise Canceling Earbuds Drops to $179 for Amazon Prime Day

Lowest price in months.

The Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Noise Canceling Earbuds Drops to $179 for Amazon Prime Day

Amazon's October Prime Day has begun with an impressive offer for Apple enthusiasts. The AirPods Pro 3, Apple's top-tier earbuds, have dropped to their lowest price in months. While supplies last, consumers can purchase a brand new, retail boxed unit for just $179 with free shipping. The current retail price new at the Apple Store is $249.

The AirPods Pro 3 were launched late last year and are currently the newest generation of AirPods Pro. They are the best earbuds for iPhone users, despite their appearance being quite similar to the 2nd gen AirPods. Under the hood, there are some significant improvements. The most notable new feature is the built-in heart rate sensor, which may eliminate the need for an Apple Watch. Other subtle improvements include better audio quality, better noise cancellation, long battery life, and a more weatherproof IP57 shell.

Complementing the AirPods Pro 3 launch was Apple's Live Translation, an Apple Intelligence feature that can translate languages on the fly. This feature is not exclusive to the AirPods Pro, as it can also be utilized with the 2nd gen AirPods Pro and the AirPods 4. User experiences have been generally positive, as noted in a PCMag review.

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