UPDATE: Nov. 30, 2025, 1:55 p.m. EST The Bose QuietComfort headphones no longer come with a free $30 digital credit on Amazon, but they’re still on sale for $159.99 during the retailer’s Cyber Monday sale. This story has been updated accordingly.
$159.99
at Amazon and Best Buy
$359
Save $199.01
A really good Black Friday deal on some premium noise-cancelling headphones just became a great Cyber Monday deal.
As of Nov. 30, the black Bose QuietComfort headphones are on sale for just $159.99 during Amazon and Best Buy‘s Cyber Monday events — that’s a 55% savings and their lowest price ever. (They usually retail for $359, so ignore Amazon’s deflated list price.)
In case you missed it — actually, I hope you missed it — these same headphones were selling for $199 at both retailers this past Black Friday. I hate to be the bearer of deals FOMO for anyone who bought them already, but this new Cyber Monday offer feels worth the hassle of returning and rebuying them. Amazon doesn’t do post-purchase price adjustments, but Best Buy does.
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A cheaper alternative to the flagship Bose QuietComfort Ultras, these over-ear cans are a great pair of headphones for most people. They don’t have spatial audio support like their premium cousins, but they otherwise sound fantastic, offer a full day’s battery life, and fit super comfortably (hence their name). As for ANC, we’ve found that they block outside sounds well in most environments.
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“The active noise cancellation was phenomenal,” writes Mashable’s Samantha Mangino, our Bose QuietComfort reviewer. “The only weakness [they] showed was around significantly loud noises (like a train arriving on the tracks), which temporarily blew out the sound.”
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