These Apple AirPods 4 With ANC Are Half Off Right Now
Woot has a refurbished pair of Apple AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation for $99.99, and using the promo code APPLETEN takes another 10% off that through August 5, bringing the final price down to $89.99. That puts it at roughly half of Apple's $179 launch price, and comfortably below a new pair at $148.99 or a like-new unit at $133.39 on Amazon. Prime members also get free shipping (costs $6 for everyone else), though Woot limits delivery to the contiguous United States.
- ▪Woot has a refurbished pair of Apple AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation for $99.99, and using the promo code APPLETEN takes another 10% off that through August 5, bringing the final price down to $89.99.
- ▪That puts it at roughly half of Apple's $179 launch price, and comfortably below a new pair at $148.99 or a like-new unit at $133.39 on Amazon.
- ▪Prime members also get free shipping (costs $6 for everyone else), though Woot limits delivery to the contiguous United States.
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Woot has a refurbished pair of Apple AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation for $99.99, and using the promo code APPLETEN takes another 10% off that through August 5, bringing the final price down to $89.99. That puts it at roughly half of Apple's $179 launch price, and comfortably below a new pair at $148.99 or a like-new unit at $133.39 on Amazon. Prime members also get free shipping (costs $6 for everyone else), though Woot limits delivery to the contiguous United States. Apple also offers a standard version of the AirPods 4 without active noise cancellation for $129, though Amazon currently has it on sale for $99.
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