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SAVE $100: As of June 26,fingering videos get Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II for just $179 at Amazon. That's 36% off the list price of $279.

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Need to pause and take some time out for yourself? Noise-canceling headphones can give you that moment of peace you're seeking in a busy, bustling world. Or maybe you just want a more immersive way to enjoy your favorite music. Whatever the case may be, a great pair of earbuds might be just what you're looking for.

As of June 26, you can get the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II for $179 at Amazon. That's $100 off their normal price of $279, and a discount of 36%. It's also their lowest price ever, so if you've been waiting for a good time to buy, this is it.

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These earbuds are all about adapting to the level of noise cancellation you're comfortable with. They boast excellent sound quality when you're listening to your favorite songs, but they really shine when you're ready to block out the world. They'll keep out frustrating noises that you don't want to hear, but also come with options to let important sounds (like railroad crossing signs or approaching cars) come through so you know what's going on around you.

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You've also got plenty of ways to customize the buds to your liking, as they come with multiple ear tips for you to decide what works best. In addition, you can change things up to what best suits you with the accompanying app. So if you're ready to try out a new pair of noise-canceling earbuds that are all about what you're looking for out of your audio equipment, don't miss out on this pre-Prime Day deal.

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