Samsung fans, rejoice: The affordable Galaxy Buds FE are dirt-cheap after this huge new discount
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Extremely appealing right from their commercial debut due primarily to a killer retail price of $99.99, the Galaxy Buds FE may have become even more compelling for the Samsung-devoted masses after the troublesome quality issues of the new Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. And now it's even harder to resist a purchase at $61.99 with no strings attached and no (apparent) compromises.
Woot is the unsurprising name of the (Amazon-owned) e-tailer currently selling these noise-cancelling bad boys at a hefty $38 (or 38 percent) discount, and unlike other deals available on the same website in the past, this sees brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged products covered by a standard 1-year manufacturer warranty drop to a seemingly unbeatable price.
That almost certainly means you're looking at a US version of the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE here as well, although on the not so bright side of things, Woot only has the "graphite" (read black) color option available for 62 bucks for a limited time.
If you can live with that somewhat unremarkable paint job and are quick enough to order the deeply discounted Galaxy Buds Fan Edition before they go out of stock or the new special offer expires on September 1, we can more or less assure you that the active noise cancellation technology, overall audio performance, and battery life will prove satisfying... at the very least.
Many hardcore Samsung fans are more likely to have their socks knocked off and their minds blown by all that, especially if you consider how much cheaper these puppies are compared to the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (outside promotional periods of their own).
The IPX2 water resistance, three built-in microphones promising to deliver flawless voice call clarity, and modern Bluetooth 5.2 support for rock-solid connections with both Android handsets and iPhones are definitely not bad for a pair of wireless earbuds priced at under 65 bucks either, which almost makes you wonder why ultra-expensive products like the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro exist.
If you want to buy the Galaxy Buds FE straight from Amazon, you'll have to settle for slashing 20 bucks off the aforementioned $99.99 list price, which is certainly not a bad discount. It's obviously not as good as $38, but it's decent nonetheless, especially as a backup for when Woot's deal goes away.
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