We don’t think it’s controversial to say that Apple’s second-generation AirPods Pro are among the best wireless earbuds available, especially if you’re an Apple fan, but they certainly aren’t the cheapest earbuds you can buy. At $249, the AirPods Pro 2 costs more money than many people are willing to part with. Thankfully, Amazon is currently offering them for the relatively low price of $199, a $50 savings that makes this model a more affordable purchase. Meanwhile, several big-name retailers are offering trade-in discounts, free services or model discounts through membership programs.
We’ve dug through the best prices at the most popular retailers to save you the effort of hunting for deals. We update this list regularly to ensure prices are up to date, as many retailers tend to change them without notice.
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Best AirPods Pro 2 deals
Amazon is offering a $50 discount on the latest AirPods Pro earbuds with the USB-C charging case.
Best Buy isn’t currently offering any direct discounts, but you can get up to $45 when you trade in your old earbuds. Buyers will also get up to four months of free Apple services, including Apple Arcade and Apple Fitness.
Target isn’t offering a discount as such, but you can save 5% off when you use your Target Circle™️ Card* for the purchase. Target Circle members will also get two free months of Apple Music.
Battery Life Rated up to 6 hoursNoise Canceling Yes (ANC)Multipoint NoHeadphone Type Wireless earbudsWater-Resistant Yes (IPX4 — splash-proof)
Apple’s latest USB-C AirPods Pro wireless earbuds are currently $244 at B&H Photo. Although the savings don’t match the competitor pricing right now, if you use a Payboo credit card you save on the sales tax, which can save you a chunk of change.
Apple rarely offers discounts, but there is a way to save on a pair of AirPods Pro 2. Pay using your Apple Card* and you’ll get 3% cash back, which works out to $7.47. Apple also offers free engraving and six months of free Apple Music for new subscribers. Note that this is the new USB-C version, not the Lightning model, which Apple no longer sells.
*All information about the Target Circle Card and Apple Card has been collected independently by CNET and has not been reviewed by the issuers.
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