Samsung's noise-cancelling Galaxy Buds 2 are on sale at a new record high discount of $50
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Unveiled just two and a half months ago and commercially released a couple of weeks later, Samsung's second-gen non-Pro Galaxy Buds received their very first discount... before they even officially started shipping in the US.
With that in mind, it wasn't exactly shocking to see the noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds sold at special prices a couple more times by a couple of different retailers, but given their young age, great features, and excellent affordability at launch, it's definitely a little surprising that you can already get these bad boys at $99.99.
That's right, Woot is ready to slash no less than 50 bucks off the $149.99 MSRP of these extremely well-reviewed AirPods Pro alternatives, and no, this is not one of those 24-hour-only promotions either.
You also don't need to settle for a refurbished, pre-owned, or open box Galaxy Buds 2 unit if you want to save an unprecedented amount of money, although for some reason, the brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged devices on sale for a full month at the aforementioned Amazon subsidiary only come with a 90-day warranty.
That's obviously a pretty big compromise compared to what Amazon itself currently charges $130 for, which is backed by a 1-year warranty, but it's probably not an absolute deal breaker.
Not when you're looking at some of the overall best true wireless earbuds available today, with outstanding sound quality, state-of-the-art ANC technology, stellar battery life, flawless connectivity, decent water resistance, and a winning design. Granted, the Galaxy Buds 2 may not be quite as great as the Buds Pro or Apple's hugely popular AirPods Pro, but they're definitely close... while not being very close as far as pricing goes.
Incredibly enough, Woot has graphite, white, lavender, and olive color options in stock at the time of this writing, so even if the hot new deal is unlikely to run for a month, we fully expect at least one or two of those hues to last a while.
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