One of the best deals ever for Samsung Galaxy Buds 3: Grab a set for $75 ($105 off)

Reg. $180/$75

While Labor Day has come and gone, there are still plenty of particularly notable deals live from several major retailers. However there were some big-time offers that might have slipped under your radar from some of the smaller but equally as worthy online outlets, including this Woot deal on the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 – they are currently $105 off the list price in brand new condition with a full 2-year Samsung warranty attached. 

Woot is now offering the latest and most affordable Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 down at $74.99 with free shipping for Prime members (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). Regularly $180, this is $105 off the list price and one of the best deals we have ever tracked in brand new condition with a proper U.S. warranty attached. 

As of right now these buds are sitting up at the full $180 on Amazon and directly from Samsung – they were marked down to $140 over this past weekend there, but nothing nearly as notable as what Woot has up for grabs right now. 

While they might not be the pro game models with the onboard LED strips, they, like AirPods 4, offer up a more affordable solution with an open-type bud some folks prefer while still delivering active noise cancellation, up to 24bit/96kHz audio reproduction, onboard touch controls, and mics for taking calls. They also sport nearly as much battery as the pro set – 5 hours on the buds and up to 24 hours with the charging case. 

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 features:

Stay aware of your surroundings while listening from work to play with Galaxy Buds3 brand-new open-type fit without ear tips. Reduce unwanted sounds so you can listen to what you love. The Adaptive Equalizer with Galaxy AI¹ tailors your sound based on how you wear your Buds so you can enjoy personalized sound on your work commute or as you’re listening to a podcast while cooking. Hear translations through your Galaxy Buds while on calls or face-to-face conversations², when they say “hola”, you hear “hello”