Prime Day Deal: Our Favorite Gaming Earbuds Are 20% Off for the First Time
Right now, you can get one of our top picks for best open earbuds at an all-new low price. The Cleer Arc 3 open earbuds are absolutely incredible, and thanks to this deal, are down to $172 for the first time ever for Amazon Prime members. Make sure you're quick on this though, or you'll miss out.
If you like to take your earbuds everywhere, you'll be glad to know that the Arc 3 earbuds come with an IPX7 waterproof rating, making them fully submersible and perfect for intense workouts or rainy conditions. They also include built-in voice controls for volume and track management, plus gesture controls that let you nod twice to take calls or shake your head to reject them.
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Battery life doesn't disappoint either, with up to 10 hours per charge and an additional 40 hours from the case. The earbuds also include Dolby Atmos spatial audio with head-tracking, enhancing your listening experience. The case features a built-in UV light that sterilizes the buds when stored, and it even includes a step counter.
At just $180, this deal makes these premium open earbuds much more accessible. It's a rare discount for this pair, though, so try and grab these while you can. If you're looking for more audio deals, check out our picks of the best headphone deals during Prime Day.
Why this deal matters
Open-ear earbuds let you enjoy music while staying aware of your surroundings, making them perfect for runners, cyclists or anyone who needs situational awareness. The Cleer Arc 3 stands out by packing more features than most competitors.
Though companies like Shokz and Bose might offer better sound quality, the combination of Dolby Atmos, gesture controls, voice commands and that innovative touchscreen case makes the Cleer Arc 3 a true value-for-money offering. At over $40 off, they're a compelling option for anyone who finds traditional earbuds uncomfortable or isolating.
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