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SAVE $69.01: As of March 21,UK the 2nd generation AirPods Pro are just $179.99. That's a 28% discount and the lowest price we've seen.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) $179.99 at Amazon
$249 Save $69.01

Amazon's Big Spring Sale is still in full force, and among the many deals running rampant at the retailer are tech goodies that you can save big on. In fact, prices continue to drop as we speak. Case in point: the 2nd generation Apple AirPods Pro. Just yesterday, we tracked these earbuds for a sale price of $189 at Amazon. Now, you can get them for the lowest price they've ever been.

As of March 21, you can get the AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) for just $179.99 at Amazon. That's a 28% discount and $69.01 off their normal price of $249. It also marks the lowest price we've seen for these earbuds, so now is the time to strike.

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These earbuds are the cream of the crop when it comes to AirPods. Not only do they fit more comfortably in your ear than standard AirPods, but they have excellent noise cancelation and sound fantastic. They're water-, sweat-, and dust-resistant, which makes them ideal for workout and daily driver earbuds, and their battery life of up to 30 hours is nothing to sneeze at, either.

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Factor in their spatial audio and adaptive audio options that can immerse you in your music and help you tune out distractions and you've got an impressive pair of earbuds that won't let you down. Now that they're available at their lowest price ever, it's finally time for us to suggest locking in a purchase now. This might be the lowest price they go for for some time, so claim a pair while they're still available.

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