Bose's latest noise-cancelling headphones are $50 off at Best Buy

• Bose has long been known for making some of the best noise cancelling headphones out there.
• The company's latest model, the Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, offers a modern design and excellent audio quality.
• The headphones are now available for a hefty $50 off their normal price - and that's one of the biggest discounts we've seen for them so far.

The Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphones were long the gold standard for over-ear noise cancellation, but Bose has since replaced them as the high-end model with the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700. To date, these new headphones have been a little pricey - but you can now get them for an impressive $50 off straight from Best Buy.

There are plenty of things to love about these headphones. For starters, Bose has given them an updated, and slightly more modern, design compared to their predecessors, meaning that they'll look great on you anyway. The headphones come in a few different colors, and offer nice rounded corners and a strong build.

Even better than their design is how the headphones sound, and they sound awesome. In typical Bose fashion, the headphones offer plenty of bass response, along with a nicely-tuned mid range, and plenty of detail and clarity in the high end. In other words, you'll love the way your music, podcasts, and videos sound on these headphones.

Bose has long been known for its noise cancelling tech, and these headphones are no exception to that rule. The headphones are great at cutting out most plane engine noise, train noise, and so on - so whether you plan on using the headphones for traveling, or simply for day to day use, they should be more than good enough at helping you focus on what you want to listen to.

Get the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 from Best Buy or Amazon, $349.99 (originally $399.99) [You save $50]

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