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Opens in a new window Credit: Bowers & Wilkins Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 Wireless Earbuds $168.08 at Amazon
$249 Save $80.92

I'm not a fan of the price tags that come with high-end audio gear, but Amazon has Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 wireless earbuds on sale for $168.08, down from their usual $249 price. If you've been holding out for audiophile-level earbuds with noise cancellation, this is it.

If you're unfamiliar with Bowers & Wilkins, they're a big deal in the high-end audio world. This is the brand that produces some of the best-sounding speakers and headphones on the market, so it's no surprise that the Pi6 earbuds come packed with serious audio tech.

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They feature 12mm bio-cellulose drive units borrowed from the Px7 S2e over-ear headphones — translation: distortion-free audio with incredible detail. Whether you're listening to music, watching movies, or gaming, these buds dynamically adjust their performance for the best possible sound thanks to aptX Adaptive technology.

• Price: $168.08 $249

• Retailer: Amazon

• Noise Cancelling: Adaptive ANC, auto-adjusts to surroundings

• Battery Life: 8 hours per charge (24 hours with case)

• Fast Charging: 15-minute charge = 2 extra hours

• Sound Quality: 12mm bio-cellulose drivers, aptX Adaptive

• Microphones: 3 built-in mics for call clarity

• Water Resistance: IP54-rated (sweat and dust-resistant)

• Compatibility: Works with iOS and Android, supports B&W Music App

Pi6s come with bespoke active noise cancellation, meaning the earbuds adjust the noise cancellation level based on your environment. Commuting on a train? The ANC will kick in stronger. Sitting in a quiet room? It dials things down so your audio doesn't feel unnatural. Plus, there are three built-in microphones designed to improve call clarity, so you're not that person yelling, "Can you hear me now?" on Zoom.

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Battery life isn't the longest in the game, but it's solid. You'll get up to eight hours per charge, extending the case to 24 hours total. And if you're in a pinch, a 15-minute charge gives you an extra two hours, perfect for when you forget to charge them before heading out. They also have an IP54 rating, meaning they can handle sweat, rain, and dust.

At $168.08, these are some of the best luxury earbuds under $200, and the price doesn't dip this low often. If you've been looking for top-tier sound without paying top dollar, I'd grab these while they're still on sale.

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