The latest AirPods Pro have returned to their all-time low

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Earlier today, Beats announced the Solo 4 alongside the forthcoming Solo Buds.
The latter joins a burgeoning lineup of wireless earbuds under the Beats brand, though, despite being an Apple product, they don’t offer noise cancellation and the kind of deep ecosystem tricks afforded by the latest AirPods Pro with USB-C. Fortunately, Apple’s second-gen earbuds are currently matching their all-time low of $179 ($70 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.
Whereas the entry-level Solo Buds are geared toward both Android and iOS, the premium AirPods Pro are aimed squarely at Apple users.
What’s more, they offer Apple’s full suite of ecosystem tricks, including support for head-tracking spatial audio, audio sharing, and automatic switching between Apple devices.
Apple AirPods Pro (second-gen) with USB-C charging case $ 179$ 24928 % off $ 179 $ 179$ 24928 % off The second-gen AirPods Pro improve upon Apple’s original pair with much better noise cancellation, improved sound quality, and onboard volume controls.
The latest refresh also ships with a USB-C charging case, as opposed to Lightning.
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Beats and the upcoming Solo Buds were revealed earlier today. Although the latter is an Apple product, it does not come with noise cancellation or the kind of extensive ecosystem features that the most recent AirPods Pro with USB-C offer. Nevertheless, it joins an expanding lineup of wireless earbuds under the Beats brand. Luckily, Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart currently have Apple’s second-generation earbuds for $179, which is $70 less than their all-time low.

The premium AirPods Pro are targeted exclusively at Apple users, while the entry-level Solo Buds are designed for both iOS and Android users. With the exception of some additional dust resistance and an enhanced USB-C charging case that does away with Apple’s antiquated Lightning connector, the redesigned earbuds maintain superior ANC, refined sound, and the same feature set as the second-generation model from 2022. Additionally, they provide all of Apple’s ecosystem features, such as automatic device switching, audio sharing, and head-tracking spatial audio. The superb feature set is rounded out by more recent modes like Conversation Awareness and Adaptive Audio, which were released via a software update in the fall and let you automatically reduce the volume when speaking or only turn off unwanted distractions when necessary.

Apple AirPods Pro (Gen 2) with charging case for USB-C.

$24928 percent off at $ 179.

$179.

$24928 percent off at $179.

With far superior noise cancellation, enhanced sound quality, and built-in volume controls, the second generation AirPods Pro surpass Apple’s original model. Instead of a Lightning charging case, the most recent update also includes a USB-C charging case.

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