PSA: Apple AirPods Pro Are on Sale

If there's a wireless earbud that's considered the wireless earbud, it's the AirPod. In the world of wireless headphones, Apple's AirPods are king. (Well, they're king over everything that's not an $800 pair of Bowers & Wilkins headphones.) You see AirPods everywhere. And you're about to see them a lot more, because Amazon is taking 22 percent off the AirPods Pro model. These days, you can find the OG style of AirPods on sale for $100 with relative ease. But finding the AirPods Pro for anything under their $250 retail? That's Buy Now territory. At this price, you might as well buy two pairs, for when you drop an AirPod through the elevator crack, or the gap between the train and platform. Best to be prepared.

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE Amazon Is Shaving 22% Off the Apple AirPods Pro If there's a wireless earbud that's considered the wireless earbud, it's the AirPod. In the world of wireless headphones, Apple's AirPods are king. (Well, they're king over everything that's not an $800 pair of Bowers & Wilkins headphones.) You see AirPods everywhere. And you're about to see them a lot more, because Amazon is taking 22 percent off the AirPods Pro model. These days, you can find the OG style of AirPods on sale for $100 with relative ease. But finding the AirPods Pro for anything under their $250 retail? That's Buy Now territory. At this price, you might as well buy two pairs, for when you drop an AirPod through the elevator crack, or the gap between the train and platform. Best to be prepared. Read More Jenny Odell Is Here to Liberate You From the Clock The author of Saving Time explains how to combat the tyranny of time as we know it—and provides a little reassurance about the end of the world, too. Read More The Razer Edge Is the Best Handheld Gaming Device Right Now As a former GameBoy kid, Razer has won me over. Read More Macklemore Is Having Better Days Macklemore descends a dark stairwell into the downstairs lounge of a Midtown hotel, where I've set up shop. It's raining outside, but you wouldn't know it by looking at him. Dressed in his clothing line, Bogey Boys, he sports a yellow shirt and an even brighter grin. "Hi," he says, offering a stiff handshake. "I'm Ben." In three days, Macklemore's third solo album, Ben, will drop—and the 39-year-old rapper is running around New York City to promote it. His schedule looks something like this: hop off a cross-country flight, meet up with me, and head to 30 Rock to perform on The Tonight Show. We're talking about his upcoming Jimmy Fallon spot when an intrusive thought comes to my mind. "Wait," I wonder aloud. "What does Macklemore mean?" Read More 18 Spring Jackets For Weird, Wild, Occasionally Wonderful Weather It should always be light-outerwear season. Read More Inside the Plan to Fix Baseball Major League Baseball is making a handful of radical rule changes designed to make games faster and more action-packed. Will the sport's traditionalists rejoice or rebel? Read More Mike Pence Is Still Trying Very Hard to Exclude Himself from the Jan. 6 Narrative Well, he had his moment. Ever since he presided over the certification of the president's win on January 6, 2021, Mike Pence has made a life's work out of scarpering. He's always had hands like a hippo when it comes to politics, so he has absolutely no chance of running the double game of capitalizing on his big moment while still observing general omerta on behalf of his former boss. He doesn't have the finesse for that play. Maybe nobody does; but in Pence's case, it's like watching a toddler juggling chainsaws. Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice/Notice at Collection esquire.com ©2023 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019