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Score Bose QuietComfort headphones while they’re $100 off

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If you’re looking for a top-notch pair of noise-canceling headphones, save yourself the trouble of vetting through a dozen brands and stick to Bose. Not only has the company perfected the art of in-ear and over-ear audio, but when there are Bose deals to take advantage of, they’re usually pretty great. Case in point with the following offer:

For a limited time, when you order the Bose QuietComfort Headphones through the manufacturer, you’ll only pay $250. The full MSRP on this model is $350.

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Why you should buy the Bose QuietComfort Headphones

The Bose QC Headphones are some of the best over-ear cans money can buy. Lightweight and portable, you’ll have zero issues touting the Bose QC from one location to the next. Bose claims you’ll also get up to 24 hours of battery life on a single charge, and it only takes around two hours to recharge from zero. And as far as sound quality goes, you’re in for a treat. The Bose QC deliver excellent low-end performance, which bodes well for rap, rock, and R&B fans, and bring a nice amount of top-end to the table, too.

If you’d like to make changes to how the headphones sound, the Bose app (for iOS and Android devices) gives you access to several audio presets and a customizable EQ, along with firmware updates and ANC controls. Speaking of the latter, the Bose QC practically sets the bar for noise-canceling headphones. These puppies deaden everything from engine noise and construction sites to workplace chatter. You can also switch to Aware mode to let ambient noise filter in.

We’re not sure how long this sale is going to be around, so today might be the best (and final) day to save on these great headphones. Take $100 off the Bose QuietComfort Headphones when you order today. We also suggest taking a look at our roundups of the best Bose headphone deals and best headphone deals for even more discounts on industry-lauded audio.

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Michael Bizzaco
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