Best Buy has Google's Pixel Buds A-Series marked down to an unbeatable price
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Black Friday is definitely a good time to sell something at a discount for the first time, and while Google itself has no deal to offer as far as the recently released Pixel Buds A-Series are concerned, Best Buy is charging a cool 20 bucks less than usual in both "Clearly White" and Olive hues as we write this.
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That may not sound like a massive Black Friday-style markdown, but with these budget-friendly AirPods alternatives normally available for $99.99 a pair, you're actually looking at a pretty deep 20 percent price cut here.
If the promotion happens to sound familiar, that might be because the same retailer ran a somewhat similar sale just last month. But in order to save $20 back then, you had to settle for "certified refurbished" units, which is no longer the case now.
At $79.99 in brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged condition, the Pixel Buds A-Series are an even stronger candidate than usual for the title of best wireless earbuds under $100 out there.
As you can imagine, you'll need to make do without state-of-the-art active noise cancellation technology if you opt for these Google-made buds in favor of something like Amazon's second-gen Echo Buds or Apple's significantly costlier Beats Studio Buds.
On the bright side, Big G promises to deliver "rich, high-quality audio" with 12mm dynamic speaker drivers, as well as a "snug and secure fit", IPX4 water resistance, and perhaps most importantly, up to 24 hours of battery life when considering the Pixel Buds A-Series and their bundled charging case. That's an unquestionably solid quality/price ratio that's unlikely to be eclipsed this holiday shopping season in the sub-$100 segment.
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