Our editors flagged 2 headphone deals starting at $211.27

Current prices on the picks below, with a link to each deal.

Choosing between these headphones comes down to how you listen: over-ear audio with call features, or an on-ear design with longer stated battery life.

The Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones (White) cost $339 at Amazon, saving $110 off the $449 list price. The Marshall alternative brings the starting price to $211.27, with adaptive noise cancellation and a foldable build.

THE DEALS

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones (White)

$339 (was $449) - Save $110 (24% off)

Comparison basis: $449 list price.

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For just $339, down from its list price of $449, this second-generation over-ear model suits listeners who want music, video and USB-C conversations handled by one pair.

• Quiet Mode provides noise cancellation, while Aware Mode lets you hear more of your surroundings.
• Immersion Mode combines noise cancellation with Bose Immersive Audio.
• Cinema Mode spatializes and balances background sound and effects for video.
• Battery life reaches up to 30 hours, or 23 hours with Immersive Audio.
• USB-C supports two-way voice communication through the built-in microphone for calls and video conferencing.
• The included USB-C cord lets you charge while listening to music.

The call features make this the more relevant pick here for someone moving between entertainment and conversations at a computer. Noise-rejecting microphones and AI-based background noise suppression target surrounding sound and wind during calls.

Quick Highlights

• Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones (White): USB-C voice communication supports calls and video conferencing.
• Marshall Milton ANC Wireless On-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones (Brown): Up to 50 hours of playback with ANC enabled.

Why These Deals Matter

Bose offers the larger reduction, saving $110 off its $449 list price, while Marshall saves $18.72 off its $229.99 list price. The useful distinction is buyer fit: Bose brings specific video and communication features, while Marshall pairs a lower purchase price with longer stated playback. Decide whether you prefer an over-ear or on-ear design before weighing those extras.

Final Verdict

Pick Bose for its combination of listening modes and USB-C calls, or Marshall for battery endurance and foldability. Use the corresponding deal button above to shop the pair that fits your routine.