The wonderful JBL Tune 710BT wireless ANC headphones are currently 50% off, bringing the price down to just $39.
JBL Tune 710BT are Wireless Headphone with Active Noise Cancellation for Just $39.95
This is an early Black Friday deal, and there is a chance that the price might go lower this Friday. But, if you can't wait to take the risk, then make sure you secure the deal right now before it sells out fast.
Buy JBL Tune 710BT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones - Was $79.95, now just $39.95
Sometimes you need super simple headphones to get your tunes in, attend some phone calls and get through your day as smoothly as possible. The JBL Tune 710BT does all those things and currently they are available for a low price of just $39.95.
On a single charge, JBL promises battery life of up to 50 hours which is absolutely massive. Not only you can get through your day, but the next one as well and maybe the one after that, too.
With active noise cancellation, you can block the outside world. With the feature enabled, JBL promises battery life of up to 35 hours, which is absolutely crazy. Recharging is done using the included USB-C cable and it takes up to 2 hours to top everything off and start listening from scratch.
Thanks to their lightweight and foldable design, these headphones are meant to be carried around and taken with you wherever you please.
Last but not the least, you get the option to use these headphones in wired mode, if you please. The 3.5mm cable is included with the purchase.
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