These Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Headphones offer noise-cancelling at $70 off
Sony's WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones are a worthy comparison to the Bose QC 35 II headphones, though they're usually priced similarly too around $350. However, right now Newegg Flash is offering $70 off the black pair of Sony XM3s this weekend only. That brings their price down to $278, but there's a chance they could sell out before the end of the sale as well. Considering how rarely these headphones go on sale, you do not want to miss this chance if they're a pair you've been interested in. Shipping is free, and you'll also receive a one-year limited warranty with its purchase.
These headphones have absolutely stellar reviews, and this price is a match of the best deal you could hope to snag.
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These wireless over-ear headphones charge via USB-C and feature atomic pressure optimization that can adjust for noise-cancelling at higher altitudes, along with a quick-charging feature that gives you five hours of playback after just 10 minutes of charging. It's also equipped with multiple microphones and is capable of lasting for up to 30 hours on a single charge. The Adaptive Sound Control will allow you to adjust just how much ambient noise you want to hear at any given moment, which can be especially helpful in cases such as walking down the street where you might want to hear the vehicles barreling down on you.
Its new QN1 HD noise-cancelling processor is said to work four times faster than the XM2's, while the Dual Noise Sensor technology works with the QN1 to weaken ambient noise. You can also add a DAC and amp for 32-bit audio signal processing.
At the end of last year, the Sony's XM3 headphones were reviewed by Mr. Mobile in a video where he calls them his new favorite, and you can learn a bit more about them by checking it out. They also made the Android Central Best of 2018 List.
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