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These Bowers & Wilkins ANC Earbuds Are 60% Off Right Now

Pradershika Sharma· ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 44 views
These Bowers & Wilkins ANC Earbuds Are 60% Off Right Now
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Bowers & Wilkins is offering a significant discount on their Pi6 wireless earbuds, bringing the price down to $99.99 from $249. This deal is notable for a brand typically associated with high-end audio products and is expected to last for three weeks or until stock runs out. The earbuds feature active noise cancellation and impressive sound quality, making them a competitive option in the budget audio market.

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Bowers & Wilkins isn't a brand you typically associate with budget audio gear. The company is better known for premium speakers and high-end headphones, which makes Woot's current sub-$100 deal on the Pi6 stand out. These wireless earbuds are down to $99.99 from their usual $249 price (the lowest price on record, according to price trackers). This deal is expected to remain available for the next three weeks or until inventory runs out, with Prime members getting free shipping while everyone else pays a $6 shipping fee.

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