Noise cancellation for cheap: These Sony Wireless Headphones are on sale for $70 off

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You don’t have to be an audiophile to know that headphones without noise cancellation are kind of pointless.

What good does booming bass or sweet highs and lows do when it’s competing with construction outside or a raging toddler two seats away?

If you’re craving some peace and quiet (but could do without Bose’s $349 price tag), these noise-cancelling wireless headphones from Sony are a great choice — and $70 off at Walmart.

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The Sony WHCH700N Wireless Headphones are optimal for quite literally any lifestyle. Artificial Intelligence Noise Cancellation scopes out your surroundings and adjusts the sounds for optimal ranges wherever you are — because noise cancellation on an airplane isn’t the same as noise cancellation when walking through Times Square, Sony’s I Headphones Connect app also lets you adjust details manually, and even lets you simulate the sound of an outdoor stage, club, hall, or arena. Read more…

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Dolby’s Dimension wireless headphones can replace a roomful of speakers

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Dolby Dimension
$599
The Good

Really well-built and comfy to wear • Great sound with neat ambient listening mode • Snazzy magnetic wireless charging dock

The Bad

Expensive • Can feel heavy for long use • Audio lags for some streaming services like YouTube • Included pouch dumps dust and lint onto headphones

The Bottom Line

Dolby’s first wireless headphones ooze high-end, but audio latency for certain video services and a high price tag make them a hard sell.

Mashable Score3.5
Cool Factor4.0
Learning Curve4.0
Performance3.0
Bang for the Buck3.0

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