Sony XM6 headphones are down to their lowest-ever price on Amazon — save over $60
TL;DR: The fantastic Sony XM6 headphones are now only $398 in a limited-time Amazon deal. That's over $60 knocked off their $459.99 price tag.
The XM series of headphones is arguably Sony’s best, and you can now own the latest model for a steal.
As of Jan 26, the Sony WH-1000XM6 noise-canceling headphones are available for $398 on Amazon. That's a $61.99 price cut across its black, midnight blue, and platinum silver colors. As shown on price tracker camelcamelcamel, that’s the lowest price we’ve ever seen at Amazon.
These headphones are powered by Sony’s new HD Noise Canceling Processor QN3, which is seven times faster than the chip used in the previous generation. Combined with 12 built-in microphones, the XM6 can adapt to your surroundings in real time, blocking out everything from airplane engines to office chatter.
As mentioned in our review of the Sony XM6 headphones, sound quality is another major win here. Sony co-created the XM6 with professional mastering engineers, resulting in audio that feels clean, balanced, and true to the original recording of whatever you’re listening to; be it podcasts, streaming movies, or diving into lossless music, the detail really shines through.
You’ll also get up to 30 hours of battery life, plus quick charging that delivers hours of playback in just minutes. Just like the XM4 and XM5s, the foldable design, plush ear cups, and redesigned headband make them comfortable enough for all-day wear, while touch controls and the Sony Sound Connect app gives you plenty of customization options.
For more deals on high-quality audio, the Beats Solo 4 headphones are now only $149.95. As for Bose, the QuietComfort Ultra headphones are $150 off right now.
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