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SAVE $100: Bose 700 headphones990 Archiveson sale today for $279.99 at Amazon, taking 26% off the usual list price of $379.99.

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Did you hear? Some Amazon Prime Day deals are sticking around a little while longer.

Bose 700 headphones are currently on sale for $279.99, which is $100 cheaper than the regular list price of $379.99. We saw this deal pop up for Prime Day, and since we can't predict how long this low price will stay, we recommend jumping on it now before it's too late.

When these headphones were first released in 2019, Mashable's Alex Perry gave them a Mashable Score of 4.5 in our review, celebrating the headphones for their "top-notch sound quality" and "excellent, controllable noise cancellation." Not only are these headphones studio quality with balanced sound at every volume level, but they also boast an extremely comfortable fit and a truly elegant aesthetic, making them appropriate for work and play alike. Plus, if you're an Amazon Echo user, you can connect them to your smart device to make calls. Even if you're in noisy surroundings, the headphone's microphone system adapts to make sure your voice still comes in crystal-clear without distraction.

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Scoop up a pair of Bose 700 headphones today and transform the way you listen to music-- for a seriously unbeatable price.

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