Apple AirPods slashed to bargain price at just $100 – here’s how to grab the deal

AMAZON is hosting a massive sale on Apple’s audio products including several AirPods models — here’s how to get yours.

Apple audio products are on sale on Amazon right now and the deals are too good to pass up.

Amazon is hosting a sale of Apple audio products

The sale includes both AirPods Max and AirPods Pro

The best deal, though, seems to be for the second-generation AirPods, which are being sold at a 37 percent discount for just $99.99.

The deal is considered to be the best since Black Friday.

Second-gen AirPods might not be the latest out, but they still offer great quality audio

The product also comes equipped with good battery life — up to five hours and some additional charges from the case.

Apple Second-Gen AirPods at Amazon for $99.99 – buy here

Some aren’t a fan of the second-gen product because they lack the active noise cancellation feature on higher-end models, but if that doesn’t matter much to you, then this deal is a steal.

Another benefit of the second-gen AirPods is the H1 chipset, which allows you to connect in seconds and switch quickly between an iPhone, and other devices such as an iPad, or MacBook.

Meanwhile, the AirPods Pro are going for $180, or 28 percent off the regular price.

They’re considered to be Apple’s best-sounding earbuds as they come with several features including active noise cancellation (ANC).

Lastly, Apple’s AirPods Max headphones are on sale for $449, which is $100 off the regular asking price.

This model is only on sale in the Sky Blue color.

Apple Second-Gen AirPods at Amazon for $99.99 – buy here

Apple’s Second-Gen AirPods are going for $100 on Amazon

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