Harman Kardon's stylish Soho Wireless headphones are just $70 ($180 off) today
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Today is a good day for audiophiles with a knack for stylish headphones. For no reason whatsoever, Harman Kardon has decided to get rid of as many of its Soho Wireless headphones as possible. For that to work, you'll need to drop the price very low since they typically sell for $250.
Well, Harman Kardon agrees to this strategy, so for a limited time, you can buy a pair of Soho Wireless headphones for just $70, $180 off MSRP (via AndroidPolice). Although you'll see the full price listed on Harman Kardon's website, if you apply the ALLSTARNOW discount code at checkout, you'll be able to reduce the price to just $70.
These are some true premium headphones that promise to provide exceptional acoustic definition and refinement. They feature a fold-flat function that will allow you to fit the headphones in their ultra-slim pouch that comes in the retail box.
The Soho Wireless headphones offer instant access to remote functions via the ear-cup controls. There's no mention of battery life, but you can use the handy bypass cable in the sales package to stay connected to your sound should the battery power drop. They usually come in three colors – black, brown and white, but only the former seems to be on sale right now.
Well, Harman Kardon agrees to this strategy, so for a limited time, you can buy a pair of Soho Wireless headphones for just $70, $180 off MSRP (via AndroidPolice). Although you'll see the full price listed on Harman Kardon's website, if you apply the ALLSTARNOW discount code at checkout, you'll be able to reduce the price to just $70.
The Soho Wireless headphones offer instant access to remote functions via the ear-cup controls. There's no mention of battery life, but you can use the handy bypass cable in the sales package to stay connected to your sound should the battery power drop. They usually come in three colors – black, brown and white, but only the former seems to be on sale right now.
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