Apple AirPods now down to just £99 on Prime Day and you DON’T need membership
APPLE’S AirPods are down below £100 in a ludicrously tempting deal.
The Prime Day offer slashes the price of the popular wireless earbuds.
Better yet, you don’t need an Amazon Prime membership to claim the deal.
Anyone can hop on to Amazon and pick up a pair of 2nd-gen Apple AirPods for £99.
Of course you’ll get the delivery benefits of Amazon Prime if you have it.
- Apple AirPods at Amazon for £99 – buy here
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This is actually the lowest price ever for Apple’s AirPods.
An Amazon price tracker shows that the AirPods have only been sold for £99 a handful of times before – and never for less.
The original Apple AirPods launched in December 2016, and were mocked by many at the time.
But they’ve since become a beloved and fashionable gadget that has widely popularised wireless earphones.
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The original model has been discontinued and the Apple AirPods 2 were launched in March 2019.
Typically, they’d retail at £110 – and were £159 when they launched in 2019.
These AirPods have the quintessential headphone design we’ve all come to recognise.
They’re totally wireless, and have a snug fit for most ears.
You can control playback (and even your phone) using built-in Siri functionality.
And there are tap features on the sides of the earbuds so that you can play or skip songs, or answer a phone call.
You get up to five hours of music playback per charge – or three hours of talk time.
And the bundled charging case means you can keep the earbuds topped up while you’re out and about.
Optical sensors built into the earbuds let the AirPods know when they’re in your ear.
This allows them to automatically pause music playback when you pop one bud out for a quick chat.
- Apple AirPods at Amazon for £99 – buy here
The AirPods are compatible with any iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac model running the latest iOS version.
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All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
Best Prime Day Deals 2022
PRIME Day falls on July 12-13 this year and is your chance to snap up deals on big name brands and Amazon-owned products and services exclusively for Prime members.
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Here are the best early deals we’ve spotted this Amazon Prime Day:
- Ring Doorbell + Echo Dot (4th-generation) bundle, £59.99 (save £79.99) – buy here
- Apple Airpods Pro, £179 (lowest ever price) – buy here
- Get 4 months Amazon Music Unlimited for free – buy here
- Amazon Fire 7 tablet, £24.99 (save £35) – buy here
- Shark Cordless Vacuum, £229 (save £120) – buy here
- Babyliss Curl Secret Simplicity Gift Set, £132.12 (save £77.88) – buy here
- Apple Watch 7, £419 (lowest ever price) – buy here
- Blink Outdoor Camera + Echo Show 5, £54.99 (save £109.99) – buy here
- Save up to 63% off Philips Shavers – buy here
- Lavazza Voicy Espresso Machine, £199.99 (save £99) – buy here
- Pro Breeze 4-in-1 Portable Air Conditioner, £379.99 (save £120) – buy here
If you haven’t signed up already, make sure you sign up here for the 30-day free trial – otherwise you won’t be able to access the deals.
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