Deal | Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are down to just $110 for a limited time
Woot has slashed the price of the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro again. And this time, the discount is even steeper.
The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are down to just $110 in the latest Woot sale. That’s a whopping 56% off their $250 retail price and one of the lowest we’ve seen for Samsung’s flagship buds. Full disclosure: This is a Latin American/International model, so you won’t get Samsung's warranty in the US. However, Woot is offering its own 90-day warranty to give buyers some peace of mind. And as confirmed by a Woot staff member, the buds are also covered by the company’s 30-day return policy. Nice. The product itself is brand-new, mind you. It’s just that you're compromising the warranty to get that sweet discount. If that’s non-negotiable for you, there's the Amazon-exclusive model, which is also currently on sale for $174 and comes with a 2-year Samsung warranty.
The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro occupy the top spot in Samsung’s earbuds portfolio and are widely considered one of the best premium ANC earbuds out there. If you’ve mostly used cheap, budget-friendly earbuds to this point, these are going to feel like a huge step up in terms of both sound and noise cancellation performance. Rtings ranks the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro above the Sony WF-1000XM5 and AirPods 2 Pro in the ANC department. They sound fantastic out of the box, and if you’ve a modern Galaxy phone, you can also take advantage of the Samsung Seamless Codec for streaming lossless 24-bit/96Hz audio.
The battery life is also pretty respectable, with Samsung promising up to 6 hours of continuous playback (with ANC on) and up to 26 hours of total runtime. Other notable features include IPX7 water and sweat protection, pinch gestures, Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, wireless charging support, and multipoint connectivity.
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Woot, Amazon (linked in the article)
