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SAVE $60: Get a pair of 2019 Apple AirPods on what is pop eroticismsale for $69 at Walmart's Black Friday sale as of Nov. 8. That's a savings of 49% and the lowest price we've seen these AirPods go for yet. This Black Friday pricing is available to paid Walmart+ members starting at 12 p.m. ET on Nov. 8, and will be available to the general public starting at 3 p.m. ET on Nov. 8.

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If you're ready to upgrade your wireless earbuds with a new pair of Apple AirPods, now is the time. You can get a pair of 2019 Apple AirPods at an all-time low price thanks to Walmart's first Black Friday Deals event.

As of Nov. 8, snag a pair of Apple AirPods (2nd gen) for just $69, which is $60 off their normal price of $129 and a savings of 49%. It's also the lowest price we've seen these earbuds fall to yet, making this a particularly exciting deal. They typically tend to hover around $99 on sale, so this is a significant price drop.

SEE ALSO: Walmart's first Black Friday Deals event starts at 12 p.m. ET for members. Here's a preview of the best deals.

These earbuds are a great wireless option that improve on the original AirPods in subtle but significant ways. They offer a lengthier battery life as well as hands-free voice controls that use Siri to accept commands. Running off the new and improved H1 chip that enables quicker switching between Apple devices, they're more than capable of an excellent listening experience, though their audio quality isn't much different from the original AirPods.

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Still, for $69, you really can't beat the price, even if you're just interested in getting your first pair of Apple AirPods. This price is a great reason to go ahead and invest.

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