Deal: Sony's WH-1000XM2/B wireless noise-canceling headphones are 45% off on Amazon
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It's common knowledge that Sony's products don't come cheap at all. Phones, TVs, headphones or any other devices wearing the Japanese company's logo are meant to be premium products, hence the higher price.
Sony WH-1000XM2/B headphones sell for no less than $350, a hefty amount of money considering that there are many alternatives that cost less than $200. The good news is Amazon is running a promotion on Sony's wireless noise-canceling headphones that allows customers to buy a pair for about 45% off.
There's one catch though: these are certified refurbished. Although they're not news, the headphones should work and look like new, and come with a 90-day warranty so that you can send them back if you're not content with the product.
According to Amazon, the certified refurbished Sony WH-1000XM2/B headphones are professionally inspected and tested by an Amazon qualified supplier. Even so, you should know that the headphones may show limited or no wear, but the retail box comes with all original accessories.
Sony WH-1000XM2/B headphones sell for no less than $350, a hefty amount of money considering that there are many alternatives that cost less than $200. The good news is Amazon is running a promotion on Sony's wireless noise-canceling headphones that allows customers to buy a pair for about 45% off.
According to Amazon, the certified refurbished Sony WH-1000XM2/B headphones are professionally inspected and tested by an Amazon qualified supplier. Even so, you should know that the headphones may show limited or no wear, but the retail box comes with all original accessories.
As far as the headphones go, the Sony WH-1000XM2/B are meant to offer you up to 30 hours of battery life and quick charging, for up to 70 minutes of play after just 10 minutes of charging. They feature noise-canceling via Smart Listening, a function that detects your activity and balances the noise canceling levels accordingly.
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