These wireless earbuds just dropped by 82% on Amazon – and shoppers are stunned by the specs (aff)
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A huge Amazon price cut has slashed these feature-packed wireless earbuds by 82%, sending a £129.99 pair down to just £22.99 – and early reviewers are seriously impressed
The price of these wireless earbuds has just fallen by 82%. It's a remarkable saving on a set of sports-focused over-ear buds which offer plenty of premium features.
The Hupoaf A-Black Pro have 360° surround sound, Bluetooth 5.4, IPX7 water resistance, touch-sensitive controls, noise reduction, HD microphones, and a battery life of up to 10 hours.
Just over a week ago, they were listed on Amazon at £129.99, but Amazon has now dropped them to £22.99. Even for a relatively unknown brand, that's remarkably cheap.
The premium features don't just extend to the earbuds themselves, either, because the charging case is pretty clever too.
There's a digital display which shows you in percentage and a bar graph how much charge each bud has, and how much charge the case can give.
It doesn't charge wirelessly, but the case can add up to 50 hours, so you won't be topping it up all that often anyway.
So far 113 people have reviewed these earbuds, and they've got a score of 4.8 on Amazon, so they're clearly winning fans.
The deal won't last long, and it is only on certain colours - other colours cost a little more - so click here to see if you can secure a set.
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