The AirPods Pro Just Fell to a New Record Low Price

Save $70: Starting April 30, you can buy the USB-C AirPods Pro at Amazon and Best Buy for $179.99, but if you want the absolute best price, you can find them at Walmart for $179. This is the lowest price we’ve ever seen, and you’re saving 28% on these $249 earbuds.

In most cases, we suggest waiting to buy new AirPods until this year’s rumored new models come out – but for a deal this good, we have to make an exception.

Without any fanfare of a major sale, Walmart dropped the price of the USB-C AirPods Pro to just $179 – a new record low (around 99 cents, but still). Amazon and Best Buy are also offering the noise-canceling earbuds at a previous low price of $179.99.

Normally, the $249 earbuds are on sale for $199, or $189 on a good day. We first saw the USB-C Pros drop to $179.99 during Amazon’s big spring sale in March. While that price still makes these earbuds an investment, it makes them much more comparable to models that offer less and aren’t quite as powerful, like the $169.95 Beats Studio Buds+.

The USB-C AirPods Pro also offer the best noise cancellation you’ll find in earbuds, making them one of our favorite headphones. In his review, Stan Schroeder, editor-in-chief at Mashable, wrote that the earbuds surpassed the noise cancellation of his over-ear B&W Px7 headphones in some cases and are “the first pair of earbuds I would actually consider taking on a plane.” take (instead). my much larger and bulkier over-ear headphones).

If you are an Apple user, we will love them even more because these earbuds connect and integrate well with your existing tech ecosystem. We also appreciate that Apple Finally The Lightning port has been replaced by the much more universal USB-C port on the case. Compared to their non-USB-C counterparts, these AirPods are largely the same, but offer increased water and dust resistance and lossless audio with the Apple Vision Pro (although we haven’t tested this claim ourselves yet).

They also support smart features like Conversational Audio and Adaptive Awareness that automatically adjust your volume, which Schroeder calls “a pretty impressive combination that uses Apple’s machine learning magic to juggle all of these possibilities into something that sometimes works.” feels really smart.”