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WARNING - Check the picture that's what I got for my AirPods Pro from Walmart. Their delivery people are thieves. Walmart would not refund because the box was "delivered" to my door! $169 + tax for some ripped up Apple cardboard! PLEASE STAY THE HELL AWAY!!!
AirPods Pro 2 are still valued for strong active noise cancellation, excellent call quality, USB-C, volume control, and conversation awareness, and the price has been seen as a solid step down from newer AirPods Pro 3. The deal has also stacked with price matches and card offers, and some orders were confirmed genuine with working earbuds and a return window. Availability has been spotty, with Best Buy selling out or showing only third-party listings, and the lower prices were sometimes open-box rather than new. A few reports also raise delivery and packaging concerns, so condition and seller source matter. It remains a practical upgrade if you want Apple features without paying for the latest model.
iPhone owners who want stronger call quality, because the microphones and noise cancellation are better for voice calls.
There are reports of ripped boxes, resealed packaging, missing earbuds, and even marked-delivered packages being taken back by the driver. Recording the unboxing and checking the return window is a practical safeguard if you order from Walmart.
The upgrade is most compelling if you want USB-C, stronger ANC, volume control, and Conversation Awareness, or if your Pro 1 battery is wearing out. If your Pro 1 still works well, the difference can feel small enough that keeping them until the battery dies is reasonable.
The Best Buy listing discussed here was for new units when the deal was active, though some later Best Buy availability was only through third-party sellers. An open-box listing was also mentioned separately, so check the specific listing before buying.
Best Buy does price match, and chat with an agent is the suggested route. If the item is already sold out, the match may be harder to get, so placing the order first and then asking can improve the odds.
A 20% Amex offer with a $25 maximum can stack with the deal, and some shoppers also used price matching plus coupons to cut the total much lower. One reported stack brought the price down to $42.
I think I would've gotten these rather than the pros 3. Although noise cancelling is better, the battery on the case itself is worse and there's not really any significant changes except for the heartbeat detector.
WARNING - Check the picture that's what I got for my AirPods Pro from Walmart. Their delivery people are thieves. Walmart would not refund because the box was "delivered" to my door! $169 + tax for some ripped up Apple cardboard! PLEASE STAY THE HELL AWAY!!!
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AirPods Pro 2 are still valued for strong active noise cancellation, excellent call quality, USB-C, volume control, and conversation awareness, and the price has been seen as a solid step down from newer AirPods Pro 3. The deal has also stacked with price matches and card offers, and some orders were confirmed genuine with working earbuds and a return window. Availability has been spotty, with Best Buy selling out or showing only third-party listings, and the lower prices were sometimes open-box rather than new. A few reports also raise delivery and packaging concerns, so condition and seller source matter. It remains a practical upgrade if you want Apple features without paying for the latest model.
iPhone owners who want stronger call quality, because the microphones and noise cancellation are better for voice calls.
People upgrading from AirPods Pro 1 with worn batteries, because the newer model fixes the Lightning-only setup and feels like a meaningful refresh.
Shoppers who want a proven pair for everyday use, because the earbuds were received real and worked normally after delivery.
Apple device users who want USB-C and conversation awareness, because the earbuds add those features over the first generation.
People who already own AirPods Pro 1 and are happy with them, because the sound and fit can feel too similar to justify replacing a working pair.
Buyers expecting a big leap over AirPods Pro 3, because the newer model offers better ANC, transparency, and comfort.
People buying from resale marketplaces, because counterfeit listings are common and easy to pass off as real.
Shoppers who need long case battery life, because the case battery is worse than the newer generation.
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Yeah, I don't get it. FB marketplace and OfferUp are littered with these for $90 or less.
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