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SAVE $10: As of Nov. 6,Rolls Royce Baby the Apple AirPods 4 are on sale at Amazon for $119, that's a 8% saving on list price.

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A new pair of AirPods doesn't need to break the bank, and you don't need to wait weeks for Black Friday deals if you're in need of some earbuds ASAP. You can find deals already.

As of Nov. 6, you can find the Apple AirPods 4 for $119 at Amazon, saving you $10 on list price. It's not a huge discount, but this model was only released in September, so we're delighted to see any savings so soon.

SEE ALSO: Save over $10 on an official Apple MagSafe Charger

This particular deal is for the AirPods without active noise cancellation or AppleCare+, but there are discounts across all variations. Powered by the H2 chip, these AirPods create an incredibly immersive listening experience. Personalized Spatial Audio and dynamic head tracking makes it feel like the sound is all around you, creating a theater-like listening experience.

And the microphone audio is incredible too. It uses advanced computational audio to reduce background noise while isolating and clarifying the sound of your voice. Perfect for those long, juicy voicenotes.

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Battery life will remain strong for a good five hours on a single charge, and the case adds a total of 30 hours of listening time. If you're not convinced yet, check out our review to see how impressed we were.

Head to Amazon to grab this deal before it runs out.

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