Save over $50 on Sony ULT WEAR headphones at Amazon
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SAVE OVER $50: As of Feb. 5, Sony's ULT WEAR headphones are on sale for $148 at Amazon. This is 26% off their list price of $199.99.
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Sony ULT WEAR Over-Ear Headphones
$148.00 at Amazon $199.99 Save $51.99
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There have been quite a few deals on headphones and earbuds floating around recently, and Sony is joining in on the fun with an excellent discount on its Sony ULT WEAR headphones. If you've been looking to upgrade your headphones, this is a deal well worth taking advantage of. We even included these in our roundup of the best noise-canceling headphones, so you know they're worth every cent.
The Sony ULT WEAR headphones are on sale for $148 at Amazon. That's 26% off their list price of $199.99, saving you $51.99. Amazon also has them listed as a limited-time deal, so you'll want to act fast to save on these headphones as this discount may not stick around for very long.
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We rank these headphones as the best for bass lovers in our roundup of the best noise-canceling headphones. This is because, "The headphones have a dedicated ULT button that lets you bump up the bass on demand. The 40-millimeter driver keeps it sounding clear and not crispy, making these headphones a worthy competitor to the WH-1000XM5s." Our review had a lot of praise for them as well, with Miller Kern saying they, "prioritize bass and provide punchy sound without sacrificing quality at a relatively affordable price."
This limited-time deal won't last long, so grab the Sony ULT WEAR headphones for $148 at Amazon while the deal is still live.
There are plenty more headphone and earbud deals worth checking out right now as well. You can also save on the Apple AirPods 4 with ANC right now at Amazon, and if you'd like to see another over-ear headphone deal, the Beats Solo 4 are discounted at Amazon as well.
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