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If you've achieved calm through the inevitable death of the headphone Jack, but can't decide whether to buy the market-leading Apple AirPods or choose a lower-cost alternative such as the Samsung Galaxy Buds, it may not be so bad. Think about Sony's "really wireless" earplugs.

Of course, the new WF-1000XM3 with "industry-leading" denoising technology is expensive, comparable to the Beats Powerbeats Pro rather than the second-generation AirPods with a wireless charging box, but if you're looking for absolute theft, the significantly older Sony WF1000X/BM1 headphones currently sell for $69.99.

This is $130 lower than the initial recommended price for these absolutely cordless bad boys. Believe it or not, some major retailers in the United States continue to sell WF1000X at around $200. Yes, Woot only charges $69.99 for new, unused, unopened and undamaged earplugs and has a standard one-year manufacturer's warranty.

Obviously, these real old wireless songs are not nearly as gorgeous or advanced as WF-1000XM3 or Apple's latest AirPods. They promised "industry-leading" noise cancellation, clear audio and state-of-the-art adaptive sound control technology, but they did not deliver in any key areas of the real world. Based on Amazon's average score of only 2.8star, this is obviously obvious, although most bad users' ratings are based on the standard of $200,000 for WF1000X.

For $69.99, something tells us that you're happy with the minimalist design, sound quality, nine-hour battery life and digital noise reduction of Sony headphones that are compatible with Android and iOS. However, if you think this may be true, you may want to hurry up, because the Woot special offer will expire at the end of the day.

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