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Latest Apple AirPods with wireless charging case hits Amazon low at $180

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Amazon offers the latest Apple AirPods with wireless charging case for $179.99 shipped. That’s a $19 savings off the regular going rate and a match of the best we’ve seen. Apple’s latest AirPods feature upgraded internals and the new wireless charging case, which allows you to power up your earbuds on most Qi chargers. Of course, you’ll have all the usual Ask Siri and touch controls that you’re used to. Learn more in our hands-on review.

Those not willing to spend $180 on AirPods will want to check out Anker’s Liberty Air alternative. At over 50% off, this is a great way to get similar style and functionality for a much more affordable price tag. Check out our hands-on review for more.

Apple AirPods feature:

  • Automatically on, automatically connected
  • Easy setup for all your Apple devices
  • Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”
  • Double-tap to play or skip forward
  • New Apple H1 headphone chip delivers faster wireless connection to your devices
  • Charges quickly in the case
  • Case can be charged either wirelessly using a Qi-compatible charging mat or using the Lightning connector

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