Deals Spotlight: Amazon Discounts AirPods Pro to $234.98 ($14 Off, Lowest Price)
Amazon has restocked its supply of Apple's AirPods Pro at the price point of $234.98, down from $249.00. This $14 discount matches the all-time-low price we've previously seen on the AirPods Pro at Amazon.
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As of writing, the AirPods Pro are in stock and available to ship now, with an estimated arrival date between November 29 and December 2. Head to Amazon soon if you're interested, and be sure to check out our dedicated Best Deal on AirPods guide for all of the best discounts on Apple's entire line of wireless earphones.
For more sales as we head into the holiday shopping season, visit our Deals Roundup and Black Friday Roundup.
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