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Save $90 when you pick up Jabra's Elite 85t wireless ANC earbuds at Best Buy
Valentine's Day is quickly approaching and if you're on the hunt for a comfortable pair of earbuds able to handle music and calls as a present, this deal is for you.
Over at Best Buy, Jabra's premium Elite 85t wireless earbuds have gone on sale. You would typically pay around $230 for these listening devices, but for now, you can save $90 -- or 39% -- which has dropped the price to $140.
The Jabra Elite 85t earbuds offer excellent battery life, with up to 25 hours available on a charge with the case, or over five hours in active use. Furthermore, unlike many other options on the market, you can connect up to two mobile devices to the earbuds via Bluetooth, of which there is a 10-meter range. Jabra has also embedded the earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) technology to help drown out distracting environmental noise.
These earbuds can be picked up in five colors -- retailer-dependent -- including black, gray, and copper black.
Also: The top noise-canceling headphones -- and can they protect hearing?
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Alternatively, ahead of Valentine's Day, Jabra is offering a discount of 25%, or $20, on a pair of Jabra Elite 3 earbuds. You can expect up to seven hours of playback with these budget-friendly earbuds, which can be used for music streaming or calls.
Also: The best headphones you can buy right now
Jabra also operates a "try before you buy" scheme. You can test out products for up to seven days and then you decide whether or not you want to keep or return them.
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