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Default You have until tomorrow to save $150 on Bose QuietComfort Ultra (refurbishe

Living in the loud city of Los Angeles, I can appreciate a good pair of noise canceling headphones. Our friends at Sound Guys have a list of the best ANC headphones, and the Bose QuietComfort Ultra take the crown as the top choice. That said, these are pretty expensive at a retail price of $429. There are always ways to save, though, and one of the simplest ones is to get a refurbished pair. Right now, you can actually save $150 if you get a refurbished pair of Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones, bringing the price down to $279. And after reading the terms, I see there are no downsides if you buy directly from Bose! Keep reading to learn why.





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