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Score a new set of AirPods Pro 3 for the summer at nearly $50 off right now, more from $99

If you missed out on the Prime Day deal last month and are still looking to land a set of Apple’s latest AirPods Pro 3 for the summer, Amazon has brought the price down with a near $50 discount this week. 

Amazon is now offering AirPods Pro 3 down at $199.99 shipped. That’s just shy of $50 off the regular $249 list price and the lowest price we can find online that anyone can take advantage of right now. 

This deal also joins some ongoing price drops on the less pricey current-gen AirPods 4 at up to nearly 25% off:

We did see Apple’s latest flagship pro-grade AirPods fall to $179 for Prime Day, and even as low as $169 for a couple very short-lived stints. But prices like that really only ever come around on the latest AirPods Pro doing major sale events and holidays – Prime Day 2026 is the only time we have seen them down that low. 

The deal we have here today is within $1 of the 2025 Black Friday price and, at this point, it is looking like the next chance will get them at much lower than that could be after a new potentially arrives in September – in other words we might not even see any super deep deals again until after the new set arrives, closer to the big October and fall shopping season. We, of course, can’t know for sure, but if you are looking to grab a set for this summer, we are looking at one of the best deals to date outside of the limited Prime Day price right now. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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