Jabra's Bose killers are just $179 right now in epic Prime Day deal

Jabra's Bose killers are simply $179 right now in epic Prime number Day deal

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Jabra has a killer Prime Day deal that offers real competition to Bose and Sony. Jabra has two items on our best wireless headphones list, and now ane of the company's top options is on sale.

For a express fourth dimension you lot can go the Jabra Elite 85h wireless noise-cancelling headphones for but $179 on Amazon, which is 28% off its usual $250 price.

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What's then great well-nigh the Jabra Elite 85h? Pretty much everything. First upwardly, the sound quality is excellent, with 40 mm custom-engineered drivers providing audio that's up at that place with the Bose 700 — even if Sony's WH-1000xM4 remains the gold standard.

Where the Jabra 85h has pretty much every competitor beat is in its bombardment life. With active noise cancellation (ANC) on, you tin get 36 hours of use between charges, which, if y'all're as forgetful equally me when information technology comes to charging, is a godsend.

At that place are other great features too: built-in support for Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant, for one, and a rain-proof blueprint for some other. At that place'south even a "Notice My Jabra" function, should your new cans decide to go walkabouts.

Equally we said in our Jabra Elite 85h review: "It'due south a versatile option that hits virtually every mark, from adaptable, dynamic audio to solid racket cancellation. Best-in-course battery life and a plethora of features enhance its stock equally well."

We concluded that the Elite 85h "is totally worth the coin and gives listeners more in functionality and performance than any other pair of headphones non manufactured by Bose or Sony, which speaks volumes."

Given that glowing endorsement was written when the headphones were $250, this new $179 price point is an absolute steal.

Freelance contributor Alan has been writing about tech for over a decade, covering phones, drones and everything in between. Previously Deputy Editor of tech site Alphr, his words are institute all over the spider web and in the occasional magazine too. When not weighing up the pros and cons of the latest smartwatch, you'll probably find him tackling his always-growing games backlog. Or, more likely, playing Spelunky for the millionth time.