Google's noise-cancelling Pixel Buds Pro are on sale at a new all-time low price in three colors
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Whether you've jumped at the opportunity to purchase last year's Pixel 6 or 6 Pro at a lower-than-ever price today or rushed to be one of the first in the world to pre-order the hot new Pixel 7 or 7 Pro in the last week or so, something tells us you might be interested in picking up the Pixel Buds Pro right now as well.
Regularly priced at a competitive but not exactly irresistible $199.99, Google's first in-house true wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation have been marked down by a decent 25 bucks a couple of months ago and then again just a few weeks back.
Both of those Amazon deals unsurprisingly went away pretty quickly, but now the same e-commerce giant is slashing a heftier $48 off the aforementioned list price of these AirPods Pro-rivaling bad boys for round two of this year's extended Prime Day celebrations.
In theory, this killer new promotion should run for a nice total of 48 hours, but with other retailers (Google included) still charging a full two Benjamins for a pair of brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged Pixel Buds Pro, we absolutely wouldn't be shocked to see the three flavors currently in stock following the example of the Coral model very soon.
After all, these are objectively some of the best wireless earbuds money can buy this holiday season with arguably one of the sleekest designs, possibly the greatest battery life, exceptional overall sound quality, and decent IPX4 water resistance.
Both of those Amazon deals unsurprisingly went away pretty quickly, but now the same e-commerce giant is slashing a heftier $48 off the aforementioned list price of these AirPods Pro-rivaling bad boys for round two of this year's extended Prime Day celebrations.
If you hurry, you can choose one of three different deeply discounted color options (Charcoal, Fog, or Lemongrass), with the fourth (Coral) seemingly going out of stock already, presumably due to high demand.
In theory, this killer new promotion should run for a nice total of 48 hours, but with other retailers (Google included) still charging a full two Benjamins for a pair of brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged Pixel Buds Pro, we absolutely wouldn't be shocked to see the three flavors currently in stock following the example of the Coral model very soon.
While a few neat software tricks work best in tandem with a Pixel handset (ideally, one of the high-end models released in the last year or so), the Pixel Buds Pro can obviously be used alongside any phone (or tablet, or laptop), regardless of its OS. What more could you possibly want at a lower price than not just the AirPods Pro and AirPods Pro 2, but the non-noise-cancelling AirPods 3 as well?
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