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SAVE $30: Today980 Archives Jan. 19, you can save 23% off on Apple AirPods (2nd Generation) at Amazon. This deal takes the price down from $129 to $99.

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It's not every day that you can score a pair of quality earbuds for under $100.

As of today, Jan. 19, Apple AirPods (2nd Generation) earbuds are on sale for just $99. That's $30 (or 23%) off the regular list price of $129. While the popular earbuds have been known to reach as low as $79 around the Black Friday season, that price has historically not popped up during the rest of the year according to camelcamelcamel. Today's deal marks an opportune time to buy if you've been meaning to up your earbud game but have just been waiting for the right time.

The 2nd Generation Apple AirPods make quality earbuds more affordable: while these aren't noise-canceling earbuds and feature fewer thrills than Apple AirPods Pro or 3rd Generation models, they deliver quality sound and boast an exceptional 24-hour battery life. Setting your AirPods up with your other Apple devices is a breeze, as is accessing Siri. For reliable, everyday use, these AirPods consistently deliver.

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