Samsung’s Apple AirPods rivals get HUGE price cut to just £68 – down from £179

A PAIR of Samsung wireless earbuds have been given an enormous £111 price cut.

The Apple AirPods rivals usually cost £179 – but they’ve been discounted to just £68.

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This spectacular offer is available on Amazon, but it’s unclear how long the deal will last.

Importantly, this is Amazon’s lowest price ever according to the CamelCamelCamel tracker.

It’s far cheaper than any pair of Apple AirPods, which would typically retail for north of £100.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Live at Amazon for £68 – buy here

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live are wireless earphones feature active noise cancelling.

This shuts out ambient noise so you can really focus on your music.

Samsung promises an impressive 21 hours of play time.

This is six hours of uninterrupted play time, plus an extra 15 hours thanks to the charging case.

And there’s fast wireless charging to quickly power the pods back up.

The buds come with a charging case so you can recharge on the move.

And the earbuds have three microphones to allow for “crystal clear calls”.

Samsung has adopted an attractive bean-shaped design with a reflective metallic finish.

And the fit promises to be “comfortable and snug”, as told by Samsung.

The Galaxy Buds Live work using Bluetooth, so they should pair with most modern devices – including your iPhone or Samsung smartphone.

Amazon reviews are spectacular, with a 4.5/5 rating across nearly 20,000 customer reports.

And 73% of all reviews were five-star on Amazon.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Live at Amazon for £68 – 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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