Verizon has brand-new Samsung Galaxy Buds+ units on sale at a great price
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While we obviously expected Samsung's "old" Galaxy Buds+ to score a couple of decent discounts here and there after the official announcement of the hot new Buds Live, we never imagined it would be raining killer deals on the early 2020-released AirPods alternatives so quickly.
We're talking three different promotions in the space of just five days, two of which are no longer available, with the third one eclipsing the appeal of Woot and Best Buy's limited-time special offers anyway.
That's because Verizon is currently charging a measly $99.99 for brand-new Samsung Galaxy Buds+ units covered by a full 1-year manufacturer's warranty. There are absolutely no strings attached, no special requirements to take into consideration, no coupon codes involved, no nothing.
Check out the deal here
You simply add these sleek and powerful true wireless earbuds to your cart over on Big Red's official website in your choice of white, red, "cosmic black", or "cloud blue" colors, and the nation's largest wireless service provider will automatically shave 50 bucks off the regular price of $149.99 before you can finalize your order.
Apart from active noise cancellation, which is arguably an important feature, the Galaxy Buds+ come with a lot of the same things as Apple's $250 AirPods Pro and the $170 kidney bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live. We're talking outstanding overall sound quality powered by Samsung subsidiary AKG, extreme versatility and portability, as well as stellar battery life, among other top-notch stuff.
In fact, the battery endurance on the Galaxy Buds+ is more impressive than what the Buds Live and AirPods Pro are capable of by themselves, keeping your tunes going for up to an industry-leading 11 hours between charges. The bundled wireless charging case is slightly less impressive, delivering another 11 hours of juice for a good but not great combined score of under 24 hours.
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