The four-star original AirPods Max are $160 off for Black Friday
Banging sound at a banging price for the Lightning version
It’s rare to see really good Apple deals break cover, even when major online shopping events like Prime Day are here. But rarer still to see them break outside of deal events. But Apple’s top headphones are $150 off at the moment. At least the last-generation with Lightning are, which offer exactly the same sound as the newer USB-C version.
Right now, you can save big on Apple’s AirPods Max wireless headphones, with the top-notch cans with $160/£50 off at Amazon in the US and UK. You can get AirPods Max for $400 in the US, which is a huge $160 discount. I mentioned, there’s a slight caveat that this is on the old Lightning version of the headphones, not the new USB-C spec.
It’s a discount of around 20% on a truly great product, with these particular over-ear headphones normally selling for $549/£549. We gave them an almost perfect four star score in our AirPods Max review. So, rest assured this isn’t just a great deal, it’s a great bit of kit as well.
The AirPods Max are Apple’s premium over-ear Bluetooth headphones. It features ear cups made of metal and a super comfortable mesh headband. They come with noise cancellation, banging audio quality, Apple’s easy paring, and over 20 hours of playback battery life.
This isn’t some dodgy deal from a gray market retailer or in refurbished or pre-owned condition. It’s a genuine, bona fide listing from Amazon itself on the brand new, unopened article. As well as the super cheap AirPods Max price, you won’t have to wait long before you get to listen to your new Apple headphones, either. They’re eligible for fast-tracked Prime delivery and will arrive in a day or two, depending on where you live.
We’ve price-checked this deal against other major UK retailers and can confirm that Amazon was offering the best AirPods Max deal at the time of writing. Some other retailers might have them discounted at the moment, but they’re still more expensive. You could always argue for a price match, but it seems like a lot of effort when Amazon will get them to you so fast.
Connor Jewiss
