SAVE $80:As of Dec. 5, Apple AirPods Pro 2 are still on sale for $169.99 at Target. This is 32% off their original price of$249.99.
The Cyber Monday sale event may be officially over, but there are still quite a few deals leftover to jump on before the holidays kick off. If you still have Apple products on your radar, the good news is that some are still discounted right now, including my personal favorite earbuds: the Apple AirPods Pro 2.
While not as low as they were during Cyber Monday, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 are still on sale at Target for $169.99. This is $80 off their original price of$249.99 and well worth picking up at this price, in my opinion.
SEE ALSO: Upgrade your earbuds and save $10 on the Apple AirPods 4Not only are these earbuds great for listening to podcasts, music, and audiobooks, but I really love the active noise cancelation. Sometimes while I'm working I'll just put on noise cancelation to help me focus. And for when I need to keep an ear out for what's going on around me, especially if I'm traveling, Transparency mode works wonders so I can hear what's happening around me without skipping a beat.
Our review said, "The AirPods Pro (2nd generation) are a great pair of wireless earbuds. They sound wonderful and have almost uncanny active noise cancelation." If you've been wanting to pick them up for yourself, don't miss out on this Apple AirPods Pro 2 deal at Target.
Looking for even more Apple deals? It's worth having a look at our roundup of Apple Cyber Monday deals to see if anymore are still discounted after the sale event. While many discounts won't be quite as steep, they're definitely still worth a look right now.
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