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SAVE $30: As of April 25,The Lusty Busty Babe-a-que (2008) full movie Bose QuietComfort earbuds are on sale for $149 at Amazon. This deal saves you 17% on list price.

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We're always on the hunt for deals on some of the best earbuds and headphones here at Mashable, and this latest Amazon discount on the Bose QuietComfort earbuds is one that really catch our eye. As of April 25, these earbuds are reduced by $30, down to $149. They come in three colors: black, chilled lilac, and white smoke.

These earbuds are an excellent choice, especially if you're looking for stellar noise cancellation. The noise cancellation is designed to block out any and all distractions, creating an immersive listening experience. These earbuds will block out the annoying chatter, so you don't need to turn up your music.

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You'll also get up to 8.5 hours of listening time on the go, and with a quick 20-minute top-up charge, you get an extra two hours. Style-wise, like most, these earbuds come with multiple ear tips so they fit comfortably. Not to mention, a secure fit means they are better for sports such as running or gym workouts.

And one of our favorite features is the customizable tap controls. Choose whether you want these to adjust the volume, skip tracks, or pause your music. Do this in the Bose QCE app, where you'll also find more personalization options to tweak EQ settings and check battery life.

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