Save Up To 32% With The Best Prime Day AirPods Deals Already Live
The best early Prime Day AirPods deals includes discounts on the AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods Max. Illustration: Forbes / Photos: Retailer
Below, we've rounded up the top deals we've seen so far on AirPods and related charging accessories—like the Magsafe Wireless Charger for 18% off. While we expect to see additional deals drop through the week, discounts on Apple products tend to remain fairly steady through big sale events like this, so it may not be worth it to wait if you see a price that's to your liking. Read on for the best Prime Day AirPods deals available now, and consider checking out our roundup of the best Amazon Prime Day 2025 deals if you want a fuller look at what's on sale.
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