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SAVE $60.99: Today,Housewifes On Call Driver Side Job Day and Night Mar. 29, you can save 30% off on a pair of Google Pixel Buds Pro noise-cancelling earbuds at Amazon. This takes the list price of $199.99 down to $139.

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Whether you're taking work calls or enjoying your favorite music and podcasts on-the-go, having a reliable pair of noise-cancelling earbuds is a must. However, it's also important to maintain healthy listening habits to protect your hearing. How does one strike a balance? With Google Pixel Buds Pro, you can prioritize entertainment and health.

As of today, Mar. 29, Google Pixel Buds Pro earbuds are on sale for $139. This is $60 less than the typical list price of $199, saving you 30%. While this isn't the lowest price we've seen for these noise-cancelling earbuds, today's sale is a great value, making these earbuds more budget-friendly.

We love these earbuds for their long-lasting battery life (31 hours) and their superb noise-cancelling technology. What sets these earbuds apart from the competition is how they work with you to monitor your listening and support your hearing wellness. Through an app on your phone, you can monitor your listening and receive insights on how it's impacting your hearing so you can make informed choices about how you listen.

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Shop today's deal and score a pair of Google Pixel Buds Pro for just $139 at Amazon.

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