Not looking for AirPods? Try the Bose QuietComfort Ultra instead with noise canceling and Spatial Audio while saving $50.
Take Your Listening to the Next Level with Immersive Audio and ANC on Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds - Now $50 Off for Limited Time
Selling for around $299, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra are definitely premium earbuds. Thankfully, Bose wants everyone to get a taste of the best that's why they are offering a $50 discount on it. That discount doesn’t require a special code, coupon or sign-up, either.
Buy NEW Bose QuietComfort Ultra Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - Was $299, now just $249
Active noise canceling is Bose’s forte. No one does it better than them and these earbuds have the golden touch as well. Thanks to built-in CustomTune technology, the earbuds will analyze the inside of the wearer's ear and adapt noise canceling accordingly for the best performance.
Secondly, these earbuds sound amazing and you also get 3 listening modes - Quiet Mode, Aware Mode and Immersive Audio. The first two give away what they do, but the Immersive Audio mode engages maximum noise canceling with the best possible sound quality.
Battery life is fantastic, and you can expect up to 6 hours of listening time on a single charge. Obviously, the charging case takes that further, allowing you to listen to your music for a week on a single charge.
There’s a ton to unpack here and we suggest heading over to Amazon to learn more. Also keep in mind that multiple color options are discounted therefore select the correct one before placing the order.
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