Sony's WH-1000XM4 noise cancelling headphones are currently selling for just $248 for Black Friday. Grab them now before they sell out.
Save $100 on the Sony XM4 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with 30 Hours of Battery Life this Black Friday
There are a ton of headphone options out there but there are only a few like the Sony XM4. I'll go as far as saying that most headphones out there just wish they were the XM4. They feature excellent noise cancelling technology, an excellent audio profile and a design that is super comfortable.
Topped off with 30 hours of battery life, these things don't know when to stop. And if you do manage to grind it down completely, just plug them in for 10 minutes using a USB-C cable and you'll be listening for 10 hours more.
Industry-leading noise canceling with Dual Noise Sensor technology
Next-level music with Edge-AI, co-developed with Sony Music Studios Tokyo
Up to 30-hour battery life with quick charging (10 min charge for 5 hours of playback)
Touch Sensor controls to pause play skip tracks, control volume, activate your voice assistant, and answer phone calls
Speak-to-chat technology automatically reduces volume during conversations
Superior call quality with precise voice pickup. Frequency Response (Active Operation)-4Hz-40,000Hz. Frequency Response(Bluetooth Communication)- 20Hz - 20,000Hz (44.1kHz Sampling) / 20Hz - 40,000Hz (LDAC 96kHz Sampling, 990kbps)
With the ability to pair with multiple devices, play and pause whenever you take off the headphones, these are the kind of headphones everyone strive to own. With a $100 discount for Black Friday, it's now easier than ever to own the XM4s.
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