Google’s refurbished Pixel Buds are $ 80 off Best Buy

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Google’s latest Pixel Buds wireless earbuds are not regularly offered for sale, but Best Buy kicked off $ 80 off their normal $ 179 costs today. The catch is that it has been refurbished and is only available in white. Still, $ 100 is a good price if you want to try it out without paying the full price.

Best Buy cleans up these models and includes all the original accessories, but like buying something refurbished, it’s a role of the dice in what condition your order will be – especially when we’re talking about in-ear headphones. You can get a new product without any hassle, or you could run into some expenses like the people who left reviews for these Pixel Buds. If you’ve had a bad experience, Best Buy will trade it for you if it’s inside the return window.

Google Pixel Buds (Refurbished)

Prices obtained during publication.

Google’s latest Pixel Buds cut the cable that connects them together, this time opting for an in-ear fit, as opposed to resting just outside your inner ear like the first-generation product. It boasts great sound.

There is a good deal on the 40mm-sized Apple Watch Series 6 (GPS) at Walmart and Amazon. At Walmart, the model with a space-gray aluminum case and black sports tire usually costs $ 399, but it’s presumably for a limited time up to $ 339. Amazon offers the model with the red case and tire, as shown in Edge review video above, for the same price. Other retailers are offering these colorways at its best for $ 379.

Apple Watch Series 6 (40mm, GPS)

Prices obtained during publication.

Apple’s latest portable portable feature includes an always-on display and new sensors that offer the ability to monitor your blood oxygen levels.

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