The fourth-gen AirPods are out now — with slight audio quality and comfort improvements, plus the option to get them with active noise cancellation and a wireless charging case bearing its own speaker — but the third-gen AirPods are still rock solid for routine music,

Black Friday deals are in abundance today, and now AirPods are joining the list. Amazon has knocked the price of the AirPods 3 with

AirPods are so popular they don't really need a Black Friday sale, but we found these deals for you anyhow. The post Early Black Friday AirPods deals: Nearly every model on sale appeared first on The Manual.

It’s that time of year when early Black Friday deals are really heating up. One such example is Walmart's early sale where you can get the Apple AirPods (3rd Gen) for $94 (was $169). These were my favorite earphones for a long time until I decided to upgrade to the AirPods Pro 2, but they remain earbuds that are regularly used within my household.

The Apple AirPods (3rd Generation) are only $94, instead of $169. This was not a deal that Walmart originally advertised when the early Black Friday deals were revealed last week. This markdown is the new lowest price the 3rd Gen of the AirPods have ever been. It is $35 cheaper than the previous low price of $129.

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You don't need to spend big bucks for enjoyable audio. In fact, Sony's best budget wireless earbuds are part of Amazon's early Black Friday sale and you can now get the Sony WF-C510 Truly Wireless Earbuds for £44.99 (was £54.99).

Apple's AirPods 3 with MagSafe Charging Case have dropped to just $99.99 on Amazon this weekend, down from the original price of

Get ahead of your holiday shopping with Walmart’s early Black Friday deal on these highly-rated Apple AirPods, which are just $94 now.

The best Black Friday deals on AirPods are here to help. We’ve scoured the web—Target, Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon—to find the top discounts on AirPods new and old. You can always count on Black Friday and Cyber Monday to bring the year’s biggest markdowns on Apple products.