Cult-favourite Bose headphones with ‘exceptional noise cancellation' down from $499.95 to just $299
The Bose QuietComfort SC Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones are currently part of a limited-time deal, slashing the price from $499.95 down to just $299 on Amazon Australia.
That's a massive 40 per cent saving, and judging by the 200-plus sold in the past month, this deal isn't sticking around.
Whether you're tuning into your favourite playlist, zoning out on a long-haul flight, or just trying to drown out the neighbour's lawnmower for the third time this week, these headphones deliver serious noise cancellation with comfort to match.
Why are Bose QuietComfort headphones are the real deal?
They use a mix of active and passive features to shut off the outside world, meaning you can finally listen to Beyoncé without also hearing bin night roll by.
With two listening modes, you can switch between Quiet Mode (for full noise cancelling) and Aware Mode (so you can stay present while still enjoying your soundtrack).
It's perfect for city strolls, shared offices or travel.
And yes, they sound as good as they look. Thanks to high-fidelity audio and adjustable EQ, you can control the bass, mids and treble to suit your ears.
So whether you're vibing to a podcast or a full symphony, every note is crystal clear.
Comfort that lasts all day (and night)
Forget the days of fiddling with uncomfortable headphones mid-flight. These babies are designed to hug your ears with plush earcup cushions and a padded headband that actually stays put.
They're stylish enough to wear all day and comfy enough that you'll forget you're even wearing them.
With up to 24 hours of battery life, you're sorted for even the longest playlists. And if you're in a rush, a quick 15-minute charge gives you 2.5 hours of extra playtime.
For those who hate fiddly Bluetooth connections, the included audio cable with in-line mic has you covered when the battery runs out or when you just want a good old-fashioned wired setup.
Multi-tasker approved
Switching between devices is seamless with multi-point connectivity, which means you can jump from your laptop to your phone without the annoying re-pairing dance.
It's no surprise that real users are raving.
One reviewer said: 'The Bose QuietComfort Headphones are a top-tier choice for anyone seeking exceptional noise cancellation and superb comfort. With a sleek, minimalist design and plush ear cushions, they're ideal for extended use.'
Another added: ' Perfect fit. Battery life is amazing, lasts the whole day and charges quick. Noise cancelling is very good.'
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