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I've tested my fair share of headphones and among the models I've tested, Bose always stands out. I've tested every pair of headphones and earbuds from the brand, and honestly, there's not a pair that disappoints. That being said, I do have a favorite: the Bose QuietComfort headphones. Plus, they're on sale now.

As of June 3, shop the Bose QuietComfort headphones for just $249. That saves you $100 off of its $349 price tag for 29% off.

Bose makes two tiers of their QuietComfort line: the basic and Ultra. The Ultra line is fantastic and includes the most comfortable pair of headphones I've ever tested, but that shouldn't over shadow the affordable basic options. The Bose QuietComfort headphones start $60 less than the Ultras but deliver much of the same benefits.

They offer phenomenal noise cancellation. Having worn them on a plane, they let me keep my peace whether I'm watching a movie in-flight or drifting off to some music. Plus, they life up to their name and are truly comfortable, able to be worn for hours at a time without ear fatigue.

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