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GET 30% OFF: As of July 22, the Apple AirPods Max are $382.70 at Amazon, down from $549. That’s $166.30 off the listing price and the lowest price we’ve seen these headphones go for yet.
If you didn’t get the chance to splurge during Prime Day, you might be in luck — Apple’s most-coveted and most expensive noise-cancelling headphones, the Airpods Max, have hit a new record low price on Amazon.
Just in time for back-to-school season, the AirPods Max are currently on sale for $382.70, down from $549. That’s $166.30 off the regular price, making this the lowest price we’ve ever seen for Apple’s premium over-the-ear headphones. During Prime Day, the AirPods Max were discounted to $394.99, but this deal beats that by over $12.
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While the AirPods Max may not be everyone’s cup of tea, given their high price tag, they are some of the best noise-cancelling headphones on the market. They have remarkable sound quality, effective active noise cancellation, and a sleek design in a variety of color options. According to Mashable’s review, the AirPods Max “check off almost all the boxes for what makes an excellent pair of headphones: great sound quality, ideal battery life, easy controls, and a stylish design.”
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