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Cyber Monday Deal: Bose’s QuietComfort Headphones Are 40% Off on Amazon

Apple users are religious about their AirPods (or the pricey AirPods Max); same goes for Beats users and Sony customers. It’s the type of loyalty that’s almost reflexive.

But as Bose customers know, the brand has been a quiet workhorse for years. Its headphones (and speakers!) provide reliably powerful sound. If you’ve been thinking about trying a pair, Cyber Monday may be the time: The company’s popular QuietComfort 45 headphones, which typically retail for $329, are 40% off on Amazon today, coming in at just under $200.

Every pair of triple-dollar-sign headphones needs to have a noise-cancelling function these days, but Bose’s QuietComfort 45s boast noise-cancellation that’s meticulous and noticeably different: They have tiny microphones that measure, compare, and react to external sounds. Other features include a Bluetooth range of up to 9 meters (30 feet), and volume-optimized Active EQ to maintain a balanced performance — i.e. great bass even when the volume is dialed down. Lastly, their adjustable EQ allows for fine-tuning the bass, mid-range, and treble levels according to your unique preferences.

The headphones also have an impressive battery life, providing up to 22 hours on a single charge. Even a 15-minute charge injects three hours of life, and an included audio cable also provides a wired mode.

As a bonus, the headphones pair easily with Bose smart soundbars for a personalized TV listening experience. Independent volume controls mean you can lower or mute your soundbar while maintaining the headphone volume.

Amazon reviewers praise the noise cancellation, in particular, plus the cushioning and customization options.

$199.00 $329.00 40% off

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They may not be as flashy as the AirPods Max or any number of Beats, but fans of Bose’s headphones are die-hard.

Jason Lalljee

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Jason Lalljee is a staff writer at SPY. He covers men's fashion, lifestyle, grooming, and trends. Prior to joining SPY, Jason worked as a staff writer at Business Insider and USA Today.

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