Deals on Apple AirPods have become a staple of our Black Friday Bike Deals hub, and traditionally, the Black Friday period has always been the best time to pick up Apple’s extremely popular headphones. Usually, each Black Friday, we see a big discount on one key model, depending on where Apple is with its product cycles, but this year, all the latest key models of AirPod earbuds (not including the over-ear and much larger AirPods Max, for now at least) are at their lowest ever prices in the USA, as checked by our historic price software.
USA: Quick Black Friday Deals
UK: Quick Black Friday Deals
Starting at the cheaper end and working up, the AirPods 4 are 47% off, down to a staggering $69. This is down from a previous low in recent days of $80, so if you jumped a bit too soon, I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Despite being the cheapest of the range, you still get 5 hours of battery life on a single charge, Siri-enabled help, and Apple’s spatial audio with head tracking.
Next up are the AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation. Same battery life, same Siri features, added live translation, and here you also get noise cancellation, transparency mode, and conversation detection, so you don’t even need to pause your track if someone starts talking to you. These previously hit a low of around $120 recently, but are now down from their initial $179 to a cool $99.99.
Finally, we have the mighty AirPods Pro 3, the flagship model in Apple’s earbud range. They’ve been stable at $249 almost exclusively for months, aside from a little dip over Amazon Prime Day in September, but are now as cheap as they’ve ever been at $219.99. Better noise cancellation, swappable bud-ends for a more comfortable fit, all the features of the lower models too and more besides like heart rate monitoring, hearing tests, and 8 hours of battery life.
For now, at least, this is a US-only deal, as the UK version is still full price, but keep an eye on Amazon, as very often, where the USA leads, the UK follows.
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