Amazon’s major fall sale, Prime Big Deal Days, runs on October 6th and 7th. It’s one of the last times of the year AirPods will be available at a nice discount before Black Friday, when inventory can be an issue.
You can currently find modest drops on AirPods Pro 3 ($15 off) and AirPods Max 2 ($40 off), but prices will dip further as we get closer to October Prime Day. Both newly launched AirPods 5 models are also available for purchase at retail pricing.
To take full advantage of the Prime Big Deal Days sale, sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial and gain access to exclusive pricing and the fastest shipping.
Best Discounts
AirPods Pro 3 — $234.00 (Retails for $249.00)
Apple’s flagship AirPods Pro 3 offer top-tier active noise cancellation, integrated heart-rate monitoring, and clinical-grade hearing aid support.
AirPods Max 2 — $509.99 (Retails for $549)
The AirPods Max 2 come with the H2 chip for 50% better noise cancellation than the original model, along with long-overdue features like adaptive audio and conversation awareness modes, live translation, and Siri AI.
New Releases
AirPods 5 — $129.00 (List Price)
The base AirPods 5 feature 50% better open-ear active noise cancellation compared to the last-gen model for a lower price, with improved dust, sweat, and water resistance.
AirPods 5 (Wireless Charging Case) — $149.00 (List Price)
For $20 more, the AirPods 5 with Wireless Charging Case offer one hour more of battery life (five hours with active noise cancellation on a single charge) and AirPods Pro 3-like swipe gestures.
With the Prime Big Deal Days sale approaching, consumers can expect to see even deeper discounts on these AirPods models, making it an ideal time to purchase. As the sale is exclusive to Amazon Prime members, signing up for a free trial can provide access to these deals and other benefits. It’s worth noting that pricing and availability are subject to change, so consumers should keep an eye on the prices leading up to the sale.
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