Apple AirPods 4 Wireless Earbuds are down to $99.00, which is a pretty big drop for a new pair of Apple earbuds. If you use an iPhone and you still have wired headphones, or an older set of AirPods with weak battery life, this deal might make a lot of sense for you. You get the usual Apple setup where you open the case near your phone and they pair in a couple of seconds, so you don’t spend time messing with Bluetooth menus. Once they are set up, they switch between your Apple devices tied to the same account with very little effort on your part. For day‑to‑day use, that simple setup and switching is one of the nicer reasons to grab these instead of random budget earbuds.
The sound is better than older basic Apple earbuds, and Personalized Spatial Audio is the big feature you notice if you watch movies or listen to music that supports it. The sound feels like it comes from around you instead of just straight into your ears, which can make shows and games feel more like you are in the middle of them. If you take a lot of calls, the microphones are tuned for clear voice pickup, so people on the other end can hear you clearly without you having to shout. That makes these handy for work calls, classes, or just long chats with friends. You can also use Siri for quick hands‑free controls, like changing songs, checking the weather, or sending a short text without pulling out your phone.
These AirPods are sweat and water resistant, so you can wear them at the gym, on a run, or out in light rain without stressing over every drop of sweat or splash. They are not built for swimming, but for normal workouts they do the job. The fit is built around the classic AirPods style that rests in your ear without going too deep, which works well if you don’t like in‑ear tips that feel tight. They are light, so you can wear them for a long time without your ears getting sore. Toss the USB‑C charging case in your pocket, and you are set for a full day of use during work, school, or travel.
Battery life is a big part of the value here. You get up to 30 hours of total listening time when you count both the earbuds and the charging case, so you do not need to plug in every night unless you are using them non‑stop. Quick top‑ups in the case give you hours of music from a short charge, which is great if you forget to plug in before heading out. Since the case charges over USB‑C, you can share the same cable with newer iPhones, iPads, and many laptops, cutting down on extra wires in your bag. At $99.00, you are paying mid‑range earbud money for a pair that plays nice with the rest of your Apple gear, sounds solid, and keeps going all day, which makes this sale price easy to justify if you have been waiting to upgrade.
