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Walmart’s bestselling $179 pair of wireless earbuds is on sale for $22
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.Why we love this dealWe browse all the big retailers on a daily basis to help you find the best-reviewed options at the most significant discounts — because we know that shopping smart is more important now than ever. You don’t want to sacrifice on quality and reliability, but you don’t want to spend a ton of money on something that feels like a bit of a luxury, and we get it. Fortunately, you don’t have to give up great audio quality and useful features to save a ton of money on a new pair of earbuds.Right now, Walmart’s got a great deal on the bestselling Breezio Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds. Normally priced at $179, these are going for only $23. That’s a savings of $157, and they’ve got hundreds of five-star ratings to vouch for them. They’re also backed by Walmart’s 30-day return policy.Breezio Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds, $22 (was $179) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartWhy do shoppers love it?These over-ear headphones come with a portable charging case, a compatible charging cable, and a user manual to help you get going. They’re loaded with useful features like a noise filter, a voice-activated microphone and phone calls, intuitive smart-touch controls, 360-degree surround sound capabilities, and Bluetooth 5.4 true wireless for low-latency connections up to about 33 feet.The open-ear earbuds have an IPX7 waterproof rating, so they’re safe from rain, splashes, gym sweat, and so on. You can expect about eight hours of battery life on a single charge cycle, or up to 60 hours when you top them off using the charging case. And the LED display on the case lets you know how much charge you have remaining, so you can plan ahead.Related: Amazon is selling noise-canceling earbuds for $21Details to knowColor options: Black or beige.Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4 with a 33-foot signal range.Battery life: About 8 hours (or up to 60 with the charging case).Shoppers love these earbuds for their overall value, comfortable fit, and clear audio. When you get an incoming phone call, the display lets you know the name of the caller if they’re saved in your phone, and you can adjust the volume up or down with each respective earpiece. Folks often say they’re surprised by the quality given what they paid for them.”I just received these earbuds, and I have to say that they’re the lightest, most comfortable over-the-ear headphones I’ve ever used,” said one reviewer. “I love the touch-control features. It takes a little bit to get used to, but the features work great. For the price I paid, I plan on getting a couple extra pairs to keep around the house, and I may gift them to my children for Christmas. Definitely a will-buy-again purchase.”Shop more deals Beribes Bluetooth Headphones, $20 (was $29) at AmazonHupoaf Wireless Sport Earbuds, $37 at AmazonAptkdoe Wireless Earbuds, $26 (was $40) at AmazonLooking for a great-sounding, comfy pair of wireless headphones? Save a whopping $157 when you shop the Breezio Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds at Walmart for just $22 with the Flash deal.
Another airline prepares to file for bankruptcy, all flights off
With aviation remaining one of the world’s most expensive industries to both get into and stay in business, smaller airlines periodically end up filing for bankruptcy protection or shutting down entirely after running out of money.Airlines that ended up in bankruptcy over the last year include British regional carriers Eastern Airways and Blue Channels, Swedish carrier Braathens Aviation and Icelandic low-cost carrier Play Airlines in a high-profile collapse that left thousands of travelers stranded in different parts of the world.Over in the U.S., well-known carrier Spirit Airlines is continuing its efforts to emerge from a second bankruptcy in less than a year amid a changing low-cost airline market and rising operating costs.Air Calédonie lays off staff, prepares to file for insolvency amid continued protestsThe flag carrier for the remote French overseas territory of New Caledonia, Air Calédonie is the latest airline to make the news over its financial problems as it prepares to file for insolvency in local courts.As first reported by French outlet Le Figaro, Air Calédonie has just placed half of the 220 employees who work for it on furlough as executives express concern that it could run of cash reserves by April 2026.Related: Holiday airline declares bankruptcy, all flights canceled”The decision was made to preserve cash reserves,” an Air Calédone executive said to Agence France-Presse. “They will be depleted by early April.”The dramatic spike in revenue comes down to a series of protests that began in cities including Maré, Lifou and Ouvéa over the decision to move the airline’s base in the capital city of Nouméa from Magenta Airport (GEA) to La Tontouta Airport (NOU) approximately 40 kilometers away.Arguing that a rushed move will disrupt access to healthcare and other critical services for residents in the remote territory in the South Pacific (New Caledonia is spread across multiple islands), protesters have been blockading multiple airports and airfields on different islands since the start of March 2026. As a result, Air Calédonie has been unable to run any of its domestic flights and found itself in a situation in which it could soon face collapse.
New Caledonia is a remote French overseas territory in the South Pacific.Shutterstock
Will Air Calédonie collapse: the latest on the airlineThe union representing the majority of Air Calédonie staff put out a statement saying that it “regretted that employees are being held hostage in a dispute between users of the islands and the government” while a local senator involved in the protests blamed the airline for not willing to budge on keeping the current airport base until it is able to offer better connectivity to residents spread out throughout multiple islands.These airlines filed for bankruptcy in 2025:Spirit Airlines (Spirit Aviation Holdings, Inc.): Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time on August 29, 2025.Ravn Alaska: Ceased operations in August 2025 after earlier Chapter 11 proceedings; shut down flights and folded into other operations such as New Pacific.Corporate Air: Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy (restructuring) in September 2025 as part of a planned sale, according to Bondoro.Play Airlines: The Reykjavik-based airline shut down operations and entered involuntary bankruptcy in September 2025.Braathens Airlines: The airline was forced to file for bankruptcy and canceled all of its flights in September 2025.More Travel News:Airline to launch unusual new flight to Cayman Islands from the U.S.Iranian strike hits major airport, injuries reportedUnexpected country is most luxurious travel destination for 2026U.S. government issues sudden warning on Switzerland travelAir Calédonie representatives in turn expressed hopes of resuming flights as soon as a mutually satisfactory agreement is reached.Related: Another travel company files for bankruptcy, cancels all trips