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SAVE 52%: As of August 1,Moans of a Blossomed Sister in law get the JBL Tune earbuds for just $47.95 at Amazon, down from their normal price of $99.95. That's a discount of $52.

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Looking for a pair of earbuds, but don't want to spend too much? There are plenty of affordable options out there. But right now you can save big on a pair that's well worth scooping up for over half off for a limited time.

As of August 1, you can get the JBL Tune earbuds for just $47.95 at Amazon. That's 52% off their normal price of $99.95 and a discount of $52. They aren't quite at their lowest price of all time, but they're only a few dollars away.

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These wireless earbuds deliver great sound with active noise cancellation. Listen to your favorite tunes and then turn on ANC to block out unwanted sound. They also include an ambient mode to make sure you can still filter in the sounds you need to hear to stay aware of your surroundings. With 10mm drivers, they're nice and bassy, but they also serve up crystal clear treble, too.

Use these earbuds to listen to songs and podcasts or jump on a call thanks to their four built-in microphones. You'll be able to carry on your conversations without having to repeat yourself over and over. They're also water-resistant and sweatproof in case you want to take them to the gym for a workout. Plus, they offer up to 40 hours of battery life with fast charging that gets you 2 hours of playtime with just 10 minutes of charging.

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These earbuds are on sale for a limited time only at Amazon, so be sure to grab them before all the inventory is claimed.

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