Hot new deal makes Amazon's second-gen Echo Buds an incredible noise-cancelling bargain
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Remember when the first-gen Echo Buds were on sale for just $29.99 in "like new" condition from Amazon-owned e-tailer Woot? That sure looked like a virtually unbeatable deal, but what if we were to tell you the company's sophomore AirPods-rivaling effort is right now available at only 20 bucks more?
Technically, that doesn't beat the greatest Echo Buds 1 promotions on record, but we're talking about brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged units this time around... with active noise cancellation technology on deck.
On the decidedly bright side of things, you can choose between black and white flavors of Amazon's entry-level second-gen true wireless earbuds, and at least in theory, this bonkers deal could last a while, having no clear expiration date listed.
Yes, the second-gen Echo Buds are vastly superior to their noise-"reduction" forerunners in a number of key departments, featuring among others a slimmer and more comfortable design, improved audio performance, solid battery life, and decent IPX4 water resistance.
Impressively, Amazon normally charges as little as $119.99 for these 2021-released noise-cancelling AirPods Pro alternatives, and insanely, that already reasonable list price is marked down by an absolutely massive 58 percent for the first time ever.
The unprecedented $70 discount is only good for bargain hunters who can settle for a good old fashioned wired charging case, with the wireless charging-supporting Echo Buds 2 still fetching their regular $139.99 price at the time of this writing.
On the decidedly bright side of things, you can choose between black and white flavors of Amazon's entry-level second-gen true wireless earbuds, and at least in theory, this bonkers deal could last a while, having no clear expiration date listed.
The lack of wireless charging functionality makes these puppies unable to directly rival Apple's AirPods Pro or Samsung's Galaxy Buds 2 when it comes down to it, but very few of the best budget wireless earbuds out there offer state-of-the-art active noise cancellation technology, so you should definitely consider an Echo Buds (2021) purchase if you care about that and don't afford to spend anywhere close to $100, let alone more.
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