Walmart slashes the price of Weurghy Wireless Earbuds from $99.98 to just $15.29, offering a surprising, affordable option with noise-cancellation and long battery life amid rising demand for budget-friendly audio accessories.
Walmart is selling the Weurghy Wireless Earbuds for $15.29, down from $99.98, putting a budget pair of noise-cancelling earbuds well below the cost of many mainstream rivals. The deal comes as shoppers continue to look for low-cost alternatives to premium earbuds that can still handle commuting, workouts and everyday calls.
According to Walmart’s product listing, the earbuds use Bluetooth 5.4 for dual-channel transmission and are built around 13.4mm dynamic drivers, which are meant to deliver fuller bass and clearer highs. The listing also says they include four environmental noise-cancellation microphones, designed to cut background noise on calls and improve voice clarity. The earbuds weigh 4g each and ship with three silicone tip sizes for a more secure fit.
The charging case has a dual LED display showing battery status for both the buds and the case. Walmart says the earbuds can run for up to 7 hours on a single charge and up to 50 hours in total with the case, while a 15-minute top-up can provide about two hours of listening time. The company also says the earbuds have an IPX7 coating, which adds resistance to sweat and rain, and they work with iOS and Android devices as well as laptops, tablets and computers.
Reviewers featured on the product page have praised the sound quality and the fit, with some saying the earbuds stay in place during walking, yard work and exercise. The model is available in white, black, purple and rose gold, giving buyers more colour options than many low-cost competitors. For readers looking for a sub-$20 wireless option, the appeal is straightforward: a long battery life, basic noise reduction and a very sharp discount.
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