Forget Prime Day: Get the Apple AirPods Max headphones for $151 off at Walmart
Save $151 on the AirPods Max.
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Prime Day is quickly approaching, but other retailers are gearing up for the summer sale season. Apple’s AirPods Max are a great pair of headphones, and you can get them on sale at Walmart and Amazon, with deeper discounts depending on which color you choose.
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The AirPods Max headphones retail for $550, but Walmart offers them for $398, saving you $151. You can take advantage of this Walmart deal if you want these headphones in Green or Pink. Otherwise, you’ll pay $509, a $40 discount. However, Amazon is offering a competitive deal on the Silver, Sky Blue, and Space Gray models.
Amazon’s steepest discount is for the AirPods Max in Sky Blue, which you can score for $480, while Silver is $509 and Space Gray is $500.
The AirPods Max are rarely on sale, and many retailers are offering big discounts.
However, you can find refurbished AirPods Max models at even lower prices. Amazon has a strict and thorough resale policy where consumers can buy products in “Like New” conditions that Amazon’s quality control vetted. You can still return refurbished products to Amazon within the 30-day return window.
The AirPods Max tops our Best AirPods picks, and we love them for their unique design, outstanding sound, and impressive noise-canceling properties.
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Although these headphones are not cheap, iOS fanatics will love them, and there’s no better time to buy them than when they’re on sale.
If you’ve been eyeing Apple’s AirPods Max headphones, don’t wait to snag these savings.
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