Apple's 2021 AirPods Pro with MagSafe charging case are on sale at their lowest price yet
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Nearly two and a half years after the original AirPods Pro release, it has become incredibly common to see Apple's first (and so far, only) own-brand noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds sold at "special" prices.
Since this is Apple we're talking about here, that's definitely a little surprising, but given the stiff competition provided by everyone from Samsung to Sony, Jabra, Bose, Anker, OnePlus, Amazon, and even Apple-owned Beats, we're actually more surprised that the AirPods Pro 2 are not a thing yet.
Technically, the OG AirPods Pro were refreshed around five months ago... kind of, getting the non-Pro AirPods 3's swanky new MagSafe charging case while otherwise staying the same as back in 2019. Because the buds themselves are unchanged, it didn't take long for their $249 list price to drop by 30 bucks, then $50, $60, and even $90 for a very short period of time during the Black Friday 2021 festivities.
The discounts seem to have stabilized around the $60 mark in recent weeks, naturally failing to rival what many major US retailers frequently offer in terms of Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 and Buds Pro deals. But if you're fine with purchasing the "new" AirPods Pro refurbished, you can now save more than $100 for a limited time.
Specifically, you're looking at "grade A" refurbs fetching $144.99 a pair with a 90-day warranty included until March 16... unless, of course, Woot runs out of inventory earlier than that, which is always a strong possibility in the case of these types of promotions.
While still not as affordable as the Galaxy Buds Pro (even in brand-new condition at the exact same retailer right now), the MagSafe-supporting AirPods Pro are cheaper than ever before as far as we know, presenting "minimal" cosmetic damage and promising "like-new" functionality, as well as solid battery life, flawless connectivity, excellent audio performance, and perhaps most importantly, industry-leading active noise cancellation.
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