Grab Apple AirPods for under £100 in Wowcher discount better than Amazon price
Whether it's for fitness, taking calls or simply enjoying a bit of music or a podcast whilst on the move, having a top-notch pair of earbuds has become a necessity in our daily lives.
Apple's AirPods, in particular, have become a favourite for gym-goers, runners, or just to enjoy some tunes whilst out and about, but they can often be quite dear. However, bargain hunters are now in luck as they can snap up the Apple AirPods Gen 3 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for just £99, down from £194 on Wowcher - a deal that's cheaper than on websites like Amazon (£167.68) and Very (£179).
The AirPods boast many desirable features, such as up to six hours of listening time on a single charge and a total of 30 hours when the MagSafe Charging Case is used. Whether they're being put through their paces during a sweaty workout or run, or someone gets caught in a downpour, there's no need to worry as these AirPods are sweat and water resistant and built to withstand all weather conditions.
They're also said to offer immersive spatial audio which means sound quality is top-notch, and they easily pair via Bluetooth and are compatible with iOS devices. For many, there's nothing worse than the fear of their precious AirPods falling out mid-workout or mid-call, but this model has been redesigned for a secure and comfortable fit that suits most ears.
If these aren't to everyone's taste, there are other in-ear headphones available on the market such as the Beats Solo Buds In-Ear True Wireless Earbuds in Black for £79.95 from Argos. These earbuds boast custom dual-layer drivers and offer up to 18 hours of playback time.
They're also wireless and can connect to devices via Bluetooth, reports Devon Live.
Another alternative is the in Nebula Black for £89.99 from Currys. These earbuds feature quick charging, a battery life of up to 7.5 hours, water and sweat resistance, and controls for microphone, volume, playback and functions.
Tech deal of the week
Shoppers keen to take their fitness to the next level would benefit from purchasing a smartwatch.
One of which is on the popular Jugeman Smartwatch. Normally retailing for £99.99, shoppers can now snap up this 4.8 star rated gadget with the pink strap for only £22.79 in a limited time deal.
Boasting a 1.92-inch HD touch screen, shoppers can truly make this smartwatch their own as it comes with over 220 personalised watch faces to choose from.
Featuring an ultra lightweight design to provide a comfortable and relaxed fit, the smartwatch will monitor your heart rate throughout the day as well as analyse your sleep. On top of this, the budget watch can track over 113 sports and monitor how many calories you have burned.
Shoppers will also be able to use a range of other features, such as music control, weather forecast, find my phone, as well as receive calls, texts and social media notifications
One delighted shopper said: "I'm genuinely impressed with this smartwatch! It looks sleek and modern, and the bright display is easy to read even in daylight. The features are exactly what I need fitness tracking, notifications, heart rate monitoring, and more.
"The orange strap adds a fun and sporty touch, and it's surprisingly comfortable to wear all day. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the battery life is better than expected. For the price, this watch offers outstanding value. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an affordable yet high-quality fitness tracker!"
To buy the Jugeman Smartwatch, click HERE.
The Apple AirPods have received high praise on Amazon, with a 4.5 out of 5 star rating from over 32,000 reviews.
One satisfied customer said: "The Apple AirPods (3rd generation) have exceeded all my expectations! The sound quality is fantastic, with rich bass and clear highs, making both music and calls sound amazing.
"The design is sleek, and they fit comfortably in my ears, even during long periods of use. The battery life is impressive, lasting all day on a single charge, and the Lightning Charging Case is super convenient for quick top-ups.
"I also love the seamless connectivity with my iPhone-pairing is instant, and switching between devices is effortless. Overall, these AirPods are a perfect combination of premium sound, comfort, and convenience. Highly recommended!"
One satisfied customer praised: "Beautiful Apple product, very, very reliable, the battery lasts forever, I can't complain, you will never be disappointed with this Apple product."
Another user added: "Worked perfectly and very strong with no issues with noise cancellation,".
However, not everyone was pleased, as one disgruntled buyer wrote: "I wouldn't recommend these AirPods whatsoever."
The Apple AirPods Gen 3 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds are currently available for purchase from Wowcher.
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