Listen up! Bose QuietComfort Ultra return to their lowest ever price with a $100 discount at Amazon
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The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones are an epic pair of headphones, with some of the best noise canceling this side of a pair of industrial ear defenders.
At the moment, you can buy the Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones for $329 at Amazon. That's a $100 discount, and a return to their lowest price ever. Be aware that if you want the Sandstone color option you pay a little more — they're $376 at the moment.
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones are the whole package. The best noise canceling of any pair of headphones around, some lovely sound quality, and a decent attempt at Spatial Audio. The battery might not live up to the competition at only 24 hours, but that'll still get you through most long-haul flights. Unless you're flying to the moon.
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones have very quickly become one of my favorite pairs of headphones since I got them in my hands. In a world of increasingly plastic-feeling headphones, I love the extra metal accents of the headband mechanism, and the plush-feeling leatherette earcups. Despite their premium materials, they're not all that heavy, which helps them feel super comfortable for longer periods of wear.
And you'll want to wear them for long periods thanks to their all-conquering noise canceling. I'm yet to wear a pair of headphones that block out as much noise as the QuietComfort Ultra headphones, even Sony's (also excellent) WH-1000XM5. It completely blocks out the sounds of my little office space, from the taps of my keyboard, to the wirr of my air purifier. They're the best noise canceling headphones for a reason, after all.
The noise canceling lets you enjoy their top-notch sound quality as well. There's, as you might expect, a focus on the lower register for a warmer sound. That doesn't mean there's not plenty of detail, and thanks to the 'Immersive sound' mode, you get a much wider spatial audio soundscape. One thing to note though — if you activate the latter setting, the already slightly disappointing 24 battery life plummets to 18 hours, which is a shame.
Our Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones review ended with the headphones recieving a 4 and a half star review — and the moment you strap them to your head, you'll quickly find out why.
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Tammy and her generous collection of headphones have found a new home — Tom's Guide! After a two-and-a-half-year stint as iMore's resident audiophile, Tammy's reviews and buying guide expertise have more focus than ever on Tom's Guide, helping buyers find the audio gear that works best for them. Tammy has worked with some of the most desirable audio brands on the planet in her time writing about headphones, speakers, and more, bringing a consumer focussed approach to critique and buying advice. Away from her desk, you'll probably find her in the countryside writing (extremely bad) poetry, or putting her screenwriting Masters to good use creating screenplays that'll never see the light of day.

