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Don’t wait for Black Friday to upgrade your commute: the Sony, Bose and CMF by Nothing headphones and earbuds I use to stay in the zone have already dropped in price

I'm always listening to music when I'm commuting, and these are the headphones and earbuds I'd recommend in the early Black Friday deals.

Don’t wait for Black Friday to upgrade your commute: the Sony, Bose and CMF by Nothing headphones and earbuds I use to stay in the zone have already dropped in price

Black Friday has brought some enticing deals on popular audio gear, including headphones and earbuds from Sony, Bose and CMF by Nothing. Fans of the commuting bubble will appreciate these discounted products, which can help create a personalized listening environment on public transport.

CMF by Nothing Buds 2a, once priced at $29, are now $19 on Amazon, making them an affordable budget option. With impressive sound quality and customizable ANC, these buds are perfect for daily use despite minor drawbacks like a plasticky feel.

The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds, priced at $249 down from $289, offer stylish open-ear design with excellent audio features and comfort. Suitable for daily use, they are an excellent value during Black Friday sales, especially for those who need to stay aware of their surroundings.

Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones, reduced from $459 to $378 on Amazon, are the ultimate noise-canceling option. Boasting an impressive 40-hour battery life and lightweight design, these all-rounders are ideal for those who need to block out noise while staying aware of their environment.

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