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SAVE 75%:As of May 7,Playboy foursome season 1 episode 2 you can get a two-pack of Skullcandy Indy Evo true wireless in-ear earbuds for $34.99, down from $139.98, at Woot. That's a 75% discount, or $104.99 in savings.

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$139.98 Save $104.99

If you’re always misplacing your earbuds or need a backup pair just in case, Woot’s got a pretty good deal going on a pair of Skullcandy Indy Evo true wireless in-ear earbuds.

As of May 7, you can get a two-pack of Skullcandy Indy Evo earbuds for just $34.99, down from $139.98, at Woot while supplies last. That’s a 75% discount and a savings of $104.99. There’s a 10 per customer limit, and Woot estimates they will ship between May 16 and May 20. You’ll get two pairs of Indy Evo earbuds, two charging cases, two sets of ear gels (S, M, L), two sets of stability gels (S, L), and two USB-C charging cables.

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The Indy Evo hold a 30-hour charge: six hours from the buds themselves and 24 hours from the charging case. They’re also IP55 water- and dust-resistant, so you can wear them while working out or in slightly inclement weather. Plus, with built-in Tile technology, you can track either earbud if you happen to misplace one. (You’ll just have to download the Tile app.)

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