Noise-cancelling headphones with ‘immense battery life' are slashed by 39%
Wireless headphones have quickly become an essential for many, especially due to the current WFH era we're living in. However, brands such as Apple, Beats and Sony can see prices rise up to £500 for a pair. Luckily for us, Amazon has slashed the price of a noise-cancelling pair from Anker by almost 40%.
Origianlly priced at £89.99, the Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones from Soundcore by Anker are now 39% off at £54.99.
Whether you're looking for a pair of headphones for the morning commute, after-work runs or for getting your head down in the office, this pair offers a 98% noise reduction capability, all thanks its adaptive noise cancelling feature that can detect external sounds, meaning you can work all day long disruption free.
These headphones also feature an impressive 40 hours of playtime, making them great for long days or journeys when you don't want to worry about your battery draining.
Shoppers have been praising these headphones for their sound quality and battery life, with thousands of five star reviews. One reviewer wrote: "This is the best one I've ever had. Not only does it charge quickly and have a long battery life. The noise cancelling is fantastic and you can adjust it via the app. You can also take a hearing test so it can set up the best levels for your own hearing range. I'm absolutely blown away with how good it is".
While a second added: "I am blown away by how good these are. I'm sure that these probably won't compare to the high end alternatives but these are as good (if not better) than my Sony pair. They're extremely comfortable to wear, the audio is clear and enjoyable and set up was a breeze. I haven't tried the ANC yet but I have high hopes."
The main criticism came from shoppers who argued the sound quality is not comparable to more expensive headphones on the market from Beats and Apple. However, considering the cost is far cheaper, this an expected criticism.
If you are looking for a pair of wireless earphones to watch TV shows and movies, Sony's WF-C510 Truly Wireless Earbuds, £39 are a great option. They've been hailed by shoppers for having a great connection anywhere and providing clear, crisp audio.
Looking to splash out on a pair? Bose is offering £50 off their Ultra Open Earbuds making them £249.95 here. Ideal for a payday treat, customers 'can't recommend them enough'.
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