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Best Early Black Friday AirPods Deals (2026)

Black Friday is still weeks away, but AirPods discounts are dropping early.

Best Early Black Friday AirPods Deals (2026)

Apple is offering early Black Friday deals on their AirPods lineup, including significant discounts on the AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max 2. The AirPods Pro 3 come with upgrades such as enhanced noise-canceling, improved bass, redesigned ear tips for a better fit during workouts, and new features like a built-in heart rate sensor, live translation, and a camera remote.

These advanced features are available at a discounted price of $200, a 20% reduction from the original price. The AirPods Max 2, on the other hand, comes with a new H2 chip that boosts active noise cancellation and transparency mode, while also offering better bass, clearer vocals, and more natural Siri interactions. Although the AirPods Max 2 are priced at $549, the current Black Friday deal reduces the price by $100, making them more affordable for those invested in the Apple ecosystem.

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