You can't really beat the convenience of true wireless earbuds — they're portable, lightweight, and these days you can get an insane amount of playtime out of them. Oftentimes they can run a bit on the steep side, though. TCL has a solution for that: its ACTV500TWS true wireless earbuds are on sale today for just $60 ($40 off) on Amazon.
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If you're on a budget but are looking for a pair of wireless buds that can withstand your heavy workouts while providing great audio quality, look no more. The Bose SoundSport are currently down to $89 on Amazon, which is $40 less than what they usually sell for.
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You don't have to be an audiophile to appreciate a good audio experience. Over-the-ear headphones with active noise cancelation immerse your ears in sound, allowing you to enjoy content with minimal interference from the outside world. This week, you can enter to win one of five pairs of over-the-ear Bluetooth headphones from Avantree, valued at $134.99 a piece.
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Getting a premium audio experience doesn't have to come at a premium price. If you're hoping to walk away from Prime Day with a fresh new pair of Bluetooth over-the-ear headphones, look no further than these deals from our friends at Cowin.
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Last week, smart home specialist Wyze announced its first foray into the over-the-ear noise-canceling headphones market alongside some other novelties like a $30 video doorbell and a smart thermostat. Back then, the price was still up for debate for the headphones, but that's changing today as the company is opening pre-orders. The Wyze Headphones will only cost $50, which could make them the absolute bang-for-buck champion. They're less than the budget Tribit QuietPlus 72 headphones we liked in our review.
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Wireless headphones are becoming a necessity these days with more and more devices removing their headphone jacks. Jaybird has some solid options, but they're usually pretty expensive. The Tarah is one of its lower-priced offerings, and now they're even cheaper thanks to a substantial discount from Best Buy.
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Noise-cancelling technology has become more accessible over the past few years thanks to decent budget options like Tribit's QuietPlus 72. Anker makes solid headphones as well, and the company's latest sale is tough to beat. From now until tomorrow, you can pick up a pair of Anker Life 2 headphones with active noise-cancellation from Newegg for just $35.99 — a 45% discount.
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Whether you're at home or on the go, having a pair of noise-cancelling headphones makes it easier to block out distractions while focusing on the sounds you choose. Sony's new WH-1000XM4 include top-of-the-line ANC, multi-device pairing, and all-day battery life. The headphones normally retail for $349.99, but you can get them for 30% right now from Verizon — as long as you're willing to buy two other accessories, too.
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TCL is a bit under the radar when it comes to audio equipment, but it did make a splash with us earlier this year for its $80 active noise canceling wireless earbuds. Another big hit for people with spare change is the over-ear MTRO200BT headphones — they launched back in spring for $40, but are now even more affordable at 40% off on Amazon.
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Wireless headphones have been around for years, but they've taken on increased importance now that phone manufacturers are leaving out the 3.5mm jack. Companies like Sony and Bose have been cranking out great options, but most of those products cost $200 or $300. That money can get you a lot of premium features like active noise cancellation and high fidelity sound — but do you need to spend that much? The Tribit QuietPlus 72 headphones cost just $70 and offer some premium features like ANC and multi-device pairing. However, the construction is lower quality, there are no customization options, and the ANC is merely okay — they don't excel in any one area.
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