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AirPods Max Get $100 Discount on Woot

Woot today has Apple's AirPods Max with USB-C for $449.00 in four colors, down from $549.00. These are in new condition on Woot, and they come with a one-year Apple limited warranty.

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Colors available include Purple, Orange, Blue, and Starlight. Although this isn't an all-time low price on the AirPods Max, it's been a few weeks since we last saw that discount, and Woot's is a solid second-best offer.

In other Apple deals at Woot, you can also still get 70 percent off a huge collection of Apple Watch bands right now. This includes Solo Loop options for just $14.99 and Braided Solo Loop for $29.99, with many colors to choose from on Woot's storefront.

If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.


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BB714 Avatar
24 weeks ago

Do NOT use Woot; terrible company, no communication, send wrong items, and if you buy used, substandard products.
I’ve never had a problem with them. Even if the item was delivered with an error, they corrected it for me no issues. I buy stuff off there all the time.
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F23 Avatar
24 weeks ago
overpriced for the H1 chip
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
BB714 Avatar
23 weeks ago

They've got a 1.5 out of 5 on Trust Pilot, 1.2 from Consumer Affairs, 1 on BBB and 1.5 on Sitejabber. They sent me the wrong product - twice - both of them badly damaged, and they took 8 days to reply to an email.
People with good experiences aren't running to Trust Pilot to weigh in. They're just going on with their day. My friend got an M1 iPP 2 TB off there NEW (on my recommendation) for 1/2 price on a blowout. No issues. The one time I had an issue on an expensive musical instrument (about $1500) they issued a refund and apology. To each their own.
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britabroad Avatar
24 weeks ago
Do NOT use Woot; terrible company, no communication, send wrong items, and if you buy used, substandard products.
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jarman92 Avatar
24 weeks ago
The only Apple product I've ever warned people against buying.
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24 weeks ago

Do NOT use Woot; terrible company, no communication, send wrong items, and if you buy used, substandard products.
Woot is an Amazon subsidiary, and they have generally good customer service. A few years back, I bought an iPhone 12 Mini for my son for $299. It was listed as in Grade-A refurbished with at least 90% battery capacity left IIRC. It arrived looking pristine, but with 87% capacity left. I emailed them to complain, and they offered to take it back and give me 100% of my money back or give me a $50 refund. I took the refund.

That is one of maybe only two or three issues I've had in buying from Woot over the past 20 years (I was an early adopter and would often participate in their Woot-offs and Bags of Crap promotions).
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