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Amazon Prime Day優惠2025|AirPods 4 刷新歷史低價,HK$700 入手 iPhone 最實惠耳機搭檔

Amazon Prime Day優惠2025|AirPods 4 刷新歷史低價,HK$700 入手 iPhone 最實惠耳機搭檔

Yahoo16 hours ago
溫馨提示:想要享受 Amazon Prime Day 中的超值優惠,就必須先立即成為 Prime 會員,立即前往 Yahoo Tech 為大家推出的 Amazon 會籍教學,隨簡單步驟享受 30 天的會員試用期!
溫提:Amazon已開通香港滿額免運費,可在購買頁面標價的位置見到「無進口手續費押金且免費送貨至香港」。見到「無進口費用押金且 HKD XXX 運費配送至香港」字眼的話,就代表官方會直送貨品至香港,不過就會收取運費。假如貨品不直送香港,都可以選用集運服務。新入手 iPhone 還缺一對耳機?非降噪版的 AirPods 4 目前正在 Amazon 上以歷史新低價 US$89 促銷中。換算之後大約只要 HK$700,比本地購買要便宜許多。如果你不追求降噪效果,只想要一款實惠的 iPhone 耳機搭檔,那千萬不要錯過這輪優惠!
立即免費試用 Prime 會員AirPods 4 非降噪版採用了熟悉的半開放式設計,外觀跟降噪型號基本沒有差別。雖然對比降噪版它少了主動降噪、適應性音訊和通透模式,但 H2 晶片、Siri 語音互動、30 小時綜合續航力、USB-C 這些賣點是一個不缺,而且也有空間音訊和防塵防汗。
Amazon 特價 US$100(約 HK$780,需要代運)|原價 US$129
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Apple 香港售價 HK$1,099
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如果你還是比較看重降噪的話,AirPods 4 的降噪版和 AirPods Pro 2 也降到了歷史新低。
Amazon 特價 US$119(約 HK$930,需要代運)|原價 US$179
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Apple 香港售價 HK$1,499
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Amazon 特價 US$149(約 HK$1,170,需要代運)|原價 US$249
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Apple 香港售價 HK$1,849
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👉 AirPods Pro 2 創新低,HK$1,170 體驗 Apple 旗艦真無線降噪耳機
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👉 Sony WF-1000XM5 六七折勁減,HK$1,570 入手旗艦真無線降噪耳機
👉 AirPods Max(USB-C)久違歷史低價,$3,530 購出街潮流耳機
👉 Kindle Colorsoft 皮套、底座套裝 58 折,歷史新低 HK$1,660 購彩漫閱讀利器
👉 Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 限時 8 折,歷史低價 HK$1,570 購最佳運動拍檔
👉 Garmin Forerunner 255 五七折勁減,HK$1,569 破歷史新低!
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