Before October Prime Day, Apple AirPods Max headphones are $150 off right now

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Suddenly, Apple's most expensive pair of headphones don't seem so out of reach.

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Today is your lucky day if you love Apple's audio products but don't love the Apple premium.

In an early Prime Day deal, Apple's AirPod Max over-ear headphones are selling for $399 — a full $150 cheaper than their normal retail price.

If you're looking for top-tier audio, powerful active noise cancellation, and an iconic Apple aesthetic for a more reasonable price, now is your time to act. 

Note that not all colorways are on sale right now, but if you're a fan of Sky Blue, green, Space Gray, or Silver, then you should snag this deal while you can. Keep reading for details.

Apple AirPods MaxWas: $549Now: $399 @Amazon
was $549 now $399 at Amazon

Apple AirPods Max
Was: $549
Now: $399 @Amazon
Amazon has a sale for the Apple AirPods Max, knocking 27% off to bring the price down to $399.

Launch date: December 2020

Price history: The lowest price we've seen for AirPods Max since Amazon Prime Day in July, when they fell to $382.

Features: Active Noise Cancellation with transparency mode, Apple H1 chip, spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, 20 hours with ANC and spatial audio enabled.

Price check: Walmart $529

Reviews: In our review, we lauded these headphones' great audio quality and effective ANC and appreciated their gorgeous design.

Laptop Mag: ★★★★½

Buy it if: You've had your eye on the AirPods Max, don't mind the Lightning cable, and want to save some money.

Don't buy it if: You prefer a USB-C ecosystem, want the latest Apple product, and are willing to pay more for a new product.

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