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Apple AirPods Pro w/ MagSafe USB-C Charging Case (2nd Generation) Expired
$190
$249.99
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Target has for Circle Members (free to join): Apple AirPods Pro Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Headphones w/ MagSafe USB-C Charging Case (2nd Generation, MTJV3AM/A) on sale for $189.99 when you save the Circle Offer on product page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member mrm16 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member mrm16 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Adaptive Audio Tailors Noise Control
- Low-Distortion Custom Driver & Amplifier
- Apple H2 Chip Algorithms, Bluetooth 5.3
- Active Noise Cancellation/Transparency
- Pair with Vision Pro for Lossless Audio
- Personalized Spatial Audio, Adaptive EQ
- 6 h per Charge, 30 h Playback with Case
- Intuitive Touch Controls
- Case is MagSafe Charger Compatible
- Touch Control for Audio, Calls & Volume
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https://www.target.com/p/airpods-...A-85978622
$189.99 with the Target circle offer. Deal ends today.
https://www.target.com/circle/off...=79701573
$189.99 with the Target circle offer. Deal ends today.
https://www.target.com/circle/off...=79701573
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| Best Buy | $189.99 |
| Walmart | $189.99 |
 Abt Electronics | $232 |
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I picked these up from my local Target during the Black Friday week sale. The box looked brand new and sealed with the 2 tear away adhesive strips.
First thing that was slightly off were the very hard to pull off silicone ear tips. Second thing was the missing Adaptive audio option even though the paired iPhone is on iOS 17.
The final giveaway was that they initially failed to show under Find My in devices. I wanted to test the Find My alert sound and location finding. I had to constantly reset and re-pair them to the iPhone before they finally showed up.
They eventually showed in Find My but the case wouldn't make an alert sound. It kept trying to search and connect to them. The actual earbuds occasional made a sound though.
I finally called Apple support about the Find My issues. The 2nd person I spoke to finally said even though the serial number associated with the case was legit it was ineligible for any warranty repairs, essentially saying they were blacklisted.
I'm thinking these are straight up fakes with a reused real serial number OR the case is real but the earbuds themselves have been switched for fakes. I've seen the scam of replacing those adhesive pull tabs. I know Target and other retailers match the unique serials on Apple products they sell to the customer receipt so I'm leaning towards the 2nd scenario.
I packaged these things up for return removing the S sized tips and the right earbud split apart just like the fakes I've seen online! I also noticed the pre installed M tips didn't have the size engraved on the underside.
Before buying I did my research on how to spot fakes and even I was almost fooled. This video on the Lightning ones has some good tips but the fakes have likely fixed a lot of the differences by now.
https://youtu.be/V6VgANVVZ4A
Be careful out there.
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Go on
#insert "Well,,, We're waiting!!!!!" gif
$190 seems like a normal sale nowadays.
I've had my Gen1 Airpod Pros for longer than that, and they're still running like new..
I've had my Gen1 Airpod Pros for longer than that, and they're still running like new..
Warranty isn't forever
Nothing last forever.
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I've been using a pair for three years daily at work just fine. They work great. No issues with Bluetooth/pairing. Just got a new pair since I ended up losing one.
I picked these up from my local Target during the Black Friday week sale. The box looked brand new and sealed with the 2 tear away adhesive strips.
First thing that was slightly off were the very hard to pull off silicone ear tips. Second thing was the missing Adaptive audio option even though the paired iPhone is on iOS 17.
The final giveaway was that they initially failed to show under Find My in devices. I wanted to test the Find My alert sound and location finding. I had to constantly reset and re-pair them to the iPhone before they finally showed up.
They eventually showed in Find My but the case wouldn't make an alert sound. It kept trying to search and connect to them. The actual earbuds occasional made a sound though.
I finally called Apple support about the Find My issues. The 2nd person I spoke to finally said even though the serial number associated with the case was legit it was ineligible for any warranty repairs, essentially saying they were blacklisted.
I'm thinking these are straight up fakes with a reused real serial number OR the case is real but the earbuds themselves have been switched for fakes. I've seen the scam of replacing those adhesive pull tabs. I know Target and other retailers match the unique serials on Apple products they sell to the customer receipt so I'm leaning towards the 2nd scenario.
I packaged these things up for return removing the S sized tips and the right earbud split apart just like the fakes I've seen online! I also noticed the pre installed M tips didn't have the size engraved on the underside.
Before buying I did my research on how to spot fakes and even I was almost fooled. This video on the Lightning ones has some good tips but the fakes have likely fixed a lot of the differences by now.
https://youtu.be/V6VgANVVZ4A
Be careful out there.
I've had my AirPods for three years and they're going strong.
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