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SAVE $100:Get Bose QuietComfort headphones for just $249. That knocks $100 off the price for 29% in savings.

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The Bhasad (2022) Hindi Web Seriesbest headphones on the market also tend to be the most expensive. That's where a good pair of mid-range headphones comes in to fill the gap between excellent performance and affordability. Bose QuietComfort headphones are a step down from the newer Ultras, which cost $429, but the QuietComforts are still pricey at a $349 list price. However, when on sale, these quality headphones are worth the buy.

As of Feb. 13, you can grab the Bose QuietComfort headphones for just $249 at Amazon. That's $100 off for a discount of 29%. While this isn't their lowest price ever, it's still a great deal ahead of Presidents' Day.

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Having tested these myself, the Bose QuietComfort live up to the comfort in their name. Like the Ultras, they provide long-lasting comfort and can be worn all day without ear strain. Plus, the audio quality lives up to Bose's reputation for powerful audio performance. While it doesn't have quite the same flair as the Ultras, which have extras like spatial audio, you still get active noise cancellation and transparency modes to customize how you listen.

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