Black Friday Deals: Bose Goes Loud, Sony Folds Like Origami
KEY POINTS
- â˘Black Friday discounts started early with the Amazon TV Stick 4K hitting a record-low price of $34.99 ahead of November 28th.
- â˘Bose slashed $130 off its QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, now $299 across Amazon, Best Buy, and Bose, emphasizing noise cancelling prowess.
- â˘Sonyâs WH-1000XM6 headphones offer new foldable design and charging while in use, priced around $428, competing in the premium sector.
- â˘Appleâs 13-inch MacBook Air is available for $749.99, nearing historic lows, alongside discounts on various earbuds from brands like EarFun and Beats.
Black Friday is elbowing November 28th off the calendar early with jaw-dropping discounts like Bose's QuietComfort Ultra Headphones dropping from $429 to $299 on Amazon, Best Buy, and Bose itself â saving you almost as much as those earbuds cling to your outer ear, flaunting at $199 (their lowest ever). Sonyâs WH-1000XM6 refuses to fold quietly at $428 but now folds for travel, proving progress! Even Appleâs 13-inch MacBook Air Kodak-momented down to $749.99, a price so low it might file a police report. Meanwhile, EarFunâs earbuds slapped with codes like PDFP3 and PDTP promise wireless nirvana at 65% off and $27.99, perfect for bargain hunters wanting ANC without selling their kidneys.
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Bose announced a $100 discount by giving up ear canals; Sonyâs headphones fold now, because straight ears are so passĂŠ. That $27 wireless bargain probably legally requires signing away your noise rights.
The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds ensure youâll definitely hear your nosy neighbors and overpriced phones cramming the FedEx holding bay.
Sonyâs WH-1000XM6 charging while in use? Finally, a headphone thatâs more reliable than my teenage sonâs phone battery.
Source: Theverge | Published: 11/14/2025 | Author: Brandon Russell
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