Every AirPods Model Is at a Record-Low Price for Prime Day 2025
Music, podcasts, audiobooks—no matter what I'm listening to, they're my headphone of choice when it comes to tuning out the world. And although I've always been an earbud kind of gal, there's something impossibly chic about the AirPods Max, Apple's answer to over-ear headphones. I am essentially powerless when it comes to Apple's range of headphones, so much so that I've been planning to scoop up a new pair for myself.
When it comes to Prime Day, this isn't my first rodeo. I've covered countless tech deals and keep track of Apple prices year-round, so, *cracks knuckles,* allow me to drop a nugget of Prime Day wisdom for ya: Any time Apple tech is this cheap, it sells out faster than tickets to the Eras tour. Usually I'd tell you to be financially responsible and think about your purchase before swiping your card, but when it comes to these record-low AirPods deals, the longer you wait, the more likely they are to go out of stock completely.
Trust: We're not going to see AirPods deals this good come back around for a loooong time. If I were you, I'd add 'em to your cart ASAP (but def before the sale ends on Friday, July 11!!!).
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