Amazon has the AirPods Pro in stock and is discounting the earphones to $236.55, down from an original price of $249.00. You won't see the sale price until you add the AirPods Pro to your cart and head to the checkout screen, but the discount will be applied automatically.

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Amazon's sales on the AirPods Pro typically result in the earphones selling out fast, so if you're interested be sure to head to Amazon soon to make your purchase. With Amazon Prime delivery, you'll also get the AirPods Pro in time for Christmas.

AirPods Pro have been discounted to around $235 in the past, so while this sale isn't quite as good, it's still a nice opportunity to save some money on the brand-new earphones.

For more holiday shopping ideas, check out our full Deals Roundup.

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Baymowe335 Avatar
45 months ago
Best product since iPhone.
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Baymowe335 Avatar
45 months ago

It’s a great product. Love mine! You’d put these over the iPad, though?
Yes, because iPad was "just" (I say just, but realize it was great) essentially a larger iPhone.

Watch is right there too.
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decypher44 Avatar
45 months ago

Best product since iPhone.
It’s a great product. Love mine! You’d put these over the iPad, though?
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