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SAVE $90:As of Jan. 24,Passion's Peak (2002) the Google Pixel Buds Pro are just $109.99 (reg. $199.99) at Woot. That's a 45% discount.

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$199.99 Save $90.00

Earbuds are like a protective shield or security blanket, even if we’re not listening to music. Without them, tasks like commuting, going to the gym, or just getting a little work done can make us feel a bit vulnerable and exposed. The only problem is that most earbuds worth their salt can cost a fortune. But sometimes, you can get lucky and find a good deal.

As of Jan. 24, you can score a pair of Google Pixel Buds Pro at Woot for just $109.99, down from $199.99. That’s a 45% discount and a savings of $90.

SEE ALSO: The 7 best earbuds to buy in 2025

With a battery life of 31 hours (with the case), active noise cancellation, and customizable audio features, the Pixel Buds Pro are a solid pair of earbuds.

“These are very good wireless earbuds that work seamlessly with Google’s Pixel phones, giving Android fans something akin to the frictionless experience iPhone users get with AirPods,” Mashable’s Alex Perry writes in his review.

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Perry’s only qualm with the buds was their price, so at $109.99, this deal is legit.

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