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Sony's Excellent CH-720N Headphones Are 40% Off Right Now

The surprisingly good Sony CH-720N noise-canceling headphones are as little as $90, hitting their lowest price to date.

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The CH-720N are Sony's new entry-level noise-canceling headphones
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The CH-720N are Sony's new entry-level noise-canceling headphones

Sony's CH-720Ns are at their best price ever.

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Back in July, Sony's new CH-720N headphones were on sale for $98 for Amazon's summer Prime Day event. I thought they were a really good deal at that price, as they list for $150 and tend to sell for around $130. Now they're down to $90 for the black version, while the white version is $98. That's the lowest price to date we've seen, making this one of best full-size headphones bargains out there. If you order now, they'll arrive before Christmas.

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The CH-720Ns have a bit of a plasticky budget vibe and don't come with a carrying case, but they're lightweight and comfortable. As I mentioned in my Sony CH-720N review, I was expecting them to sound mediocre, but I was pleasantly surprised.

They don't sound as good as Sony's flagship WH-1000XM5s, but they sound more premium than they look (and feel). Their overall performance is a step up from their predecessor, the CH-710Ns. Are they worth $150? It depends on how you prioritize budget versus quality, but they're a sweet deal at under $100.

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