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SAVE 24%: As of today,relgious eroticism Feb. 12, you can score Apple Airpods Pro for just $189.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, or Walmart. Usually listed for $249, this saves you $59.01.

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Whether you want to cancel out the world's noise while commuting to work or fully lose yourself in the beat of the music while you're working out, you need a pair of powerful earbuds for the job.

Today, Feb. 12, you can get a pair of Apple AirPods Pro for just $189.99 at Amazon. (Or other retailers, including Best Buy, Target, or Walmart.) Today's price matches the savings we saw over Black Friday and is just $0.99 shy of the earbuds' lowest price on record, $189, which we saw throughout January. While the earbuds have been on sale quite consistently since Oct. 2023, the sale price has been fluctuating with an average price of $218.59. We don't know what we'll see in the months to come, so now is an opportune time to buy.

These earbuds give you the full AirPods experience, with powerful noise-canceling technology and spatial audio. Plus, with Transparency mode and Adaptive Audio, you can utilize noise cancelation in ways that work best for whatever environment you're currently in. These earbuds are also dust, sweat, and water-resistant, so they're a smart pick for both indoor and outdoor workouts.

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At just $189.99, now is a smart time to score yourself a pair of Apple AirPods Pro.

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