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At just $37, these headphones are “perfectly imperfect” — and that’s okay

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JLab is known for making highly affordable headphones and earbuds that have a little something extra. When something JLab goes on sale, it is worth giving it a second look, as you’re going to be getting a super cheap price. This time around, the sale belongs to the JLab Studio ANC headphones. They’re usually $59, but right now you can get them for just $37. That’s a savings of $22, which accounts for about 37% of the total price of the headphones. To see these budget headphones and decide if you want to purchase them today based on your evaluations, tap the button below. Otherwise, keep reading to see our take and what it was like to use them.

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Why you should buy the JLab Studio ANC

The JLab Studio ANC are solidly built and have soft, cloudfoam earcups to both dull the sounds of the outside world more than the included ANC can do alone and keep your ears comfy. You can even interact with Siri or your Google assistant from the internal mic and control it all with a press of a button, no need to dig your phone out of your pocket. These headphones are surprisingly feature-rich for just being $37.

But being feature rich doesn’t give us the “extra” we often see from JLab. As seen in our JLab Studio ANC review, the standout feature of these is the supreme battery life. You can 34+ hours of playtime with the ANC feature turned off and 28+ hours with it on. And, considering this is budget level ANC we’re talking about, you may very well wish it to be off in most circumstances anyhow. At $37 these are perfectly imperfect headphones, and that’s okay.

The JLab Studio ANC are on sale today for just $37. That’s $22 and 37% down from their usual price of $59, making them an excellent pair of cheap headphones for your travel bag or backpack. Tap the button below to get them while this deal still remains. Alternatively, if you want to upgrade to something a bit meatier, go check out our complete collection of the best headphone deals, where you’ll still find savings but not necessarily a final price this low. Meanwhile, if the ANC is the feature you wanted to be powerful, check out our listing of the best ANC headphones, where you’ll find a higher prices but less noise.

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