SAVE $200: As of Dec. 9,hideout sex videos the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EX wireless earbuds are on sale for $199 at Amazon. That’s a 50 percent discount off their $399 retail price.
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Let's be honest: most of us settle for "good enough earbuds." They'll play music, take a call, and survive a little rain. But if you've ever wondered what life would be like on the other side of the sound-quality spectrum, now's your chance. The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EX earbuds, which generally cost $399, are now just $199 at Amazon. That's an incredible 50% off for earbuds that scream, "I have excellent taste."
Why should you care? Because Bang & Olufsen isn't just any audio brand. They're the kind of company that cares about sound, and it feels so much personal. The Beoplay EX earbuds are no exception. Adaptive active noise cancellation (ANC) creates a bubble of pure sound around you—perfect for drowning out your neighbor's DIY projects or escaping the chaos of your morning commute. And the beamforming microphones? They cut out background noise so effectively that even your "Can you hear me now?" moments will sound studio-grade.
SEE ALSO: Google is suing a federal regulator over supervision of its payment divisionBut these earbuds aren't just about performance; they're straight-up luxurious. The Anthracite Oxygen colorway alone could win a design award (though there are other equally stunning shades). Crafted with premium materials and sporting a sleek, minimalist design, they make you feel fancy even when you're just listening to Taylor Swift for the hundredth time.
Durability is also a standout feature. These buds are IP57 waterproof, so whether you're caught in a sudden downpour or dripping sweat at the gym, they'll survive. And with 20 hours of playtime, they'll outlast any marathon listening session you can throw at them.
Here's the kicker: Bang & Olufsen rarely discounts their products by this much. Grab these earbuds before you're gone if you're ready to hear your music in a way that might make you emotional (or at least a little smug). After all, why settle for "good enough" when you could have spectacular for half the price?