Save $70 on Sony's best noise-canceling, wireless headphones
Perfect for music, calls, and blocking out the world
The Black Friday deals are starting early, and this saving on Sony's best wireless, noise-canceling headphones is worth grabbing. Right now you can get the latest version of this ear candy for $278, that's a 21% saving worth $72. The deal applies to both the black and silver color options of WH1000XM4/S , which come with cutting edge AI, Bluetooth, and 30 hours of battery life.
- Sony WH1000XM4/S headphones in black |
$349$278 at Amazon - Sony WH1000XM4/S headphones in silver |
$349$278 at Amazon
The headphones pack in everything you'd expect from the latest Sony product. Touch controls, Amazon's Alexa assistant built in, and a new addition for this latest version, the brand's Digital Sound Enhancement Engine with Edge-AI, co-developed with Sony Music Studios Tokyo. Five built-in microphones make sure you sound clear when calling family and friends to brag about the great deal you just scored, and if you really want to spell it out for them, your battery will last around 30 hours, but in a pinch, you can get five hours with just a ten minute charge.
Sony WH1000XM4/S Bluetooth Noise Cancellation Wireless Over-Ear Headphones With Mic and Voice Control, Silver | $̶3̶4̶9̶.̶9̶9̶ $278.00 at Amazon
The latest and greatest Sony noise-canceling headphones, in a slick silver.
Sony WH1000XM4/S Bluetooth Noise Cancellation Wireless Over-Ear Headphones With Mic and Voice Control, Black | $̶3̶4̶9̶.̶9̶9̶ $278.00 at Amazon
The latest and greatest Sony noise-canceling headphones, in a beautiful black.
If you're more interested in gaming than voice assistants and making calls, check out our Black Friday gaming headset deals for something that will play nice with your new console. You can also find the best Black Friday Lego deals, Black Friday gaming laptop offers, and Black Friday board game deals via our dedicated guides.
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