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Echo Buds deal: Amazon’s genius Alexa headphones slashed from £120 to just £59.99
AMAZON has hugely discounted its Apple AirPods rivals: the Echo Buds.
These wireless headphones are down from £120 to just £59.99.
The Echo Buds are rivals to Apple AirPods[/caption]
They come with Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant built-in – and it works just like an Echo speaker.
With the new discount, you’re saving a very impressive £60.
That means the headphones are half price, which is the lowest mark-up we’ve seen since launch.
- Echo Buds at Amazon for £59.99 – buy here
They fit neatly in the ear, and work wirelessly[/caption]
Amazon launched the Echo Buds back in October 2019.
They’re a pair of wireless earbuds with no stem or hook.
Amazon says they deliver “crisp and dynamic audio”, and use Bose tech to limit background noise.
They’ve also got built-in hands-free Alexa, letting you stream music, play audiobooks, make calls and more.
You can also connect to other assistants like Apple’s Siri or the Google Assistant, if you’ve got a supported device.
They come with a handy charging case, and support hands-free Amazon Alexa voice control[/caption]
Battery life is around five hours for music playback.
A 15-minute charge will give you two hours of usage, and the charging case offers up 20 hours of listening.
In the box you’ll find multiple ear tips for the best fit.
And Amazon says the headphones are sweat-resistant – perfect for exercise.
- Echo Buds at Amazon for £59.99 – buy here
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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