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SAVE $30:As of Oct. 31,UK the JBL Tune 770NC noise-canceling headphones are on sale for $99.95 at Amazon, down $30 from their $129.95 list price. That's a 23% discount.

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Good deals on high-quality headphones only come up every so often. Especially when they have features like noise cancelation, it can be tricky to track down decent models for under $100. Thankfully, Amazon is offering a great limited-time deal on the JBL Tune 770NC wireless noise-canceling headphones.

These headphones are currently available for $99.95, $30 off their list price of $129.95. This also marks their lowest price yet according to price tracker camelcamelcamel, making it a great time to pick them up for cheap.

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The JBL Tune 770NC headphones offer Adaptive Noise Canceling, an absolute game-changing feature if you want to be fully absorbed in music, podcasts, audiobooks, or whatever else you choose to listen to. And for when you don't want to be completely tuned out, it also has Ambient Aware and TalkThru features to enhance the sounds around you. Not to mention, you'll also get a sleek, comfortable design and a whopping 70 hours of battery life.

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With Black Friday coming up soon, there are likely to be even more headphone deals to check out, so if you miss out on this one you'll have even more opportunities for discounts. Some retailers, like Best Buy and Walmart, are even kicking off their sales early, so you can get a head start on the sale.

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