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SAVE $120:As of April 15,Landlady’s Loose Legs shop the Bose QuietComfort headphones for just $229. That saves you $120 for 34% off.

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Bose is an audio leader for good reason. Their products deliver professional sound at a consumer-friendly price. Their collection of products is limited, rather than dozens of models, they keep it simple with five greats pairs of headphones and earbuds, plus a few soundbars to bring your home audio to the next level. Among Bose's headphones is the QuietComfort collection, which comes at two different price points. The Ultra headphones and earbuds fall at the higher end of the price point, while the standard QuietComfort offer a more affordable alternative.

As of April 15, the Bose QuietComfort headphones are down from their usual $349. Now you can find them at Amazon for $229, saving you $120 for 34% off.

Bose QuietComfort headphones offer excellent noise cancellation and audio quality. Like the name implies, they're extremely comfortable, with plush ear cups to cover your ears for all-day wear. On a single charge, they can go for about 24 hours, letting you wear them for a full day without needing to find a charger. The main difference between these headphones and the Ultra models is the immersive audio feature. While the QuietComfort don't have immersive audio, you won't miss it thanks to its full, well-rounded sound.

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