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With summer very much creeping up on us, now is a great time to invest in some new earbuds. I'm a very big fan of the AirPods Pro 2, and the good news is that they're currently discounted at Amazon.

The AirPods Pro 2 are on sale for $169 right now at Amazon. This is a 32% discount from their list price of $249, and only $15.01 away from their lowest-ever price of $153.99. If you've had your eye on them, now is a great time to add them to your virtual shopping cart.

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Alongside great sound quality, the AirPods Pro 2 really shine with their noise-canceling features. Whether it's for listening to music or staying focused on work, I frequently utilize Active Noise Cancellation to keep outside sounds from distracting me. And for those moments when I want to be more aware of my surroundings, Transparency mode is a great feature that filters in outside noises without dropping what I'm listening to. We've even ranked them on both our lists of the best earbuds and the best headphones.

Don't miss out on 32% off the AirPods Pro 2 right now at Amazon.

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