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Amazon's Black Friday deals are in full swing. That means now's the time to save big on the brands you love, especially Apple. Black Friday is one of the best times to snag products like Apple Watches, iPads, and AirPods at a great price. This year's sale is no exception, as you can snap up a pair of AirPods Max right now at an excellent price.

As of Nov. 17, you can get the AirPods Max at Amazon for $449.99, which is down from their usual price of $549. That's $99.01 off and a savings of 18%. It's not the lowest price we've seen for the headphones, but it's close -- and an especially good deal if you're looking to try out Apple's audio options.

The AirPods Max are the most expensive headphones you can get from Apple, but they're an impressive buy. They offer great active noise cancellation to keep the noises you don't want to hear out and transparency mode for everything that you do. They also include spatial audio with added dynamic head tracking. Plus, they feature cushy ear cups with memory foam. The knit-mesh headband is surprisingly comfortable as well for long listening sessions.

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