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AirPods Pro 2 are officially cheaper than they were on Black Friday — if you know where to look

Save 46%: The Apple AirPods Pro 2 are just $134.99 at Woot, saving you $114.01 off their $249 price tag. This beats their Black Friday pricing by $4.01, but you'll want to act quick — this deal is live only through Dec. 1. Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple AirPods Pro 2 $134 at Woot $249 Save $115   Get Deal Cyber Monday can be hit or miss when it comes to finding better deals. The best prices for the AirPods Pro 2 came on Black Friday, when Walmart had them on sale for $139.99. So, when Walmart raised prices over the weekend, we thought that was the end of it. But thankfully, Woot swept in with a last-minute Cyber Monday deal on Dec. 1.Through the rest of the day, you can grab the Apple AirPods Pro 2 for $134.99 at Woot, dropping the price $4 below its Black Friday record price, and slashing a total of $114.01 off its $249 price tag. At the time of writing, the next best price on these earbuds can be found at Walmart for $199. SEE ALSO: 22 Cyber Monday deals better than Black Friday: Samsung's The Frame and the M4 MacBook Air Though they don't have the same capabilities as the heart-rate monitoring AirPods Pro 3, they still sit $85 below the newer earbuds' sale price. In addition to having ANC that still holds up in 2025, they can also power the live translation feature that was introduced with the Pro 3 earbuds. The AirPods Pro 2 also come with six hours of battery life per charge, have excellent and balanced sound, great adaptive audio and transparency modes, and three silicone ear tips for finding the right size. At $135, they're a steal, but you'll want to add them to your cart sooner rather than later — Woot only has this deal through Dec. 1, or until their stock of the earbuds sells out.

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The best (and only) Xbox Series X Cyber Monday deal weve seen: Get a free $100 gift card with purchase

Save $100: While the $649.99 Xbox Series X itself is not on sale, you can get a $100 gift card when you buy one from Best Buy. Opens in a new window Credit: Microsoft Xbox Series X (1TB) $649.99 at Best Buy Get a free $100 Best Buy gift card with purchase Get Deal Now that Cyber Monday is here, you’re scouring for deals on the internet. Best Buy is running a deal on the Xbox Series X, where if you buy the console, you’ll also get a $100 gift card. This can be used on anything at Best Buy, such as buying a video game or two. It can also be used on non-gaming items, of course.The Xbox Series X has a plethora of games to play, and its main selling point is Xbox Game Pass. The subscription service has hundreds of games to try out for a monthly price, so it’s well worth your time and money. Games like The Outer Worlds 2, Ninja Gaiden 4, and Call of Duty are all available through Xbox Game Pass to download through its Ultimate tier, and you don’t have to pay a dime upfront for them.Not only that, but the Xbox Series X is also backwards compatible with older games. This means all of your Xbox One games and select Xbox 360 and original Xbox games can be played on it, giving it even more value.So put that $100 gift card to good use when you buy the Xbox Series X for $649.99 at Best Buy. Be sure to check out our Best Buy Cyber Monday and gaming deals, too.Still looking for more deals? Check out Best Buy's full Cyber Monday sale, or see the biggest discounts at Amazon’s epic Cyber Monday sale and save up to 70% on popular gifts, gadgets, and more goodies.

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