Best Early Black Friday AirPods Deals
Black Friday isn’t officially until November 27th, but Amazon has already slashed prices on Apple AirPods, so don’t miss the opportunity to jump on deals before they sell out.
Current must-buys are the AirPods Pro 3 for $199 ($50 off) and AirPods Max 2 for $449.99 ($100 off). Both recently launched AirPods 5 models are also available for purchase at retail pricing.
To get your new AirPods as fast as possible, we recommend signing up for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial, which also gives you access to exclusive deals and unlimited streaming of Prime Video TV and movies. Plus, new and returning Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers can try it free for 3 months, with ad-free HD and spatial audio streaming to test out your new AirPods.
Head to our Black Friday 2026 hub for more deals, including Amazon’s Criterion Collection 50% off sale.
AirPods Pro 3 — $199 (Retails for $249)
Apple’s flagship AirPods Pro 3 are down to $199, marking a $50 discount. They offer double the active noise cancellation of the previous generation, integrated heart-rate monitoring, and clinical-grade hearing aid support.
AirPods Max 2 — $449.99 (Retails for $549)
The AirPods Max 2 are discounted to $449.99, which is $100 off the list price. They feature 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 Models
AirPods 5 — $129 (List Price)
At $129, the base AirPods 5 are the most affordable Apple earbuds. They feature 50% better open-ear active noise cancellation compared to the last-gen model at a lower price, with improved dust, sweat, and water resistance.
AirPods 5 (Wireless Charging Case) — $149 (List Price)
For $20 more, the upgraded AirPods 5 offer wireless charging compatible with the Apple Watch charger and Qi chargers. They also feature an additional hour of battery life per charge and AirPods Pro 3-like swipe gestures.
Editor’s Note: Price and availability are subject to change. This article was last updated on November 10th, 2026.
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