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Early Black Friday treat: Sony XM6 headphones are down to a record-low price at Amazon

The Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are on sale at Amazon for $378, down from the list price of $459.99. That's an 18% discount.

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SAVE $81.99: The Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are on sale at Amazon for a record-low price of $378, down from the normal price of $459.99. That's an 18% discount.

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Black Friday is still a few weeks away, but the deals aren't waiting for cranberry sauce. If you've been thinking about upgrading your headphones or someone on your Christmas gift list is always wearing headphones, there's a great deal in store at Amazon today.

As of Nov. 13, the Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are on sale at Amazon for $378, down from the list price of $459.99. That's an 18% discount, matching the best price we've seen on Amazon.

If we all take a second to think about how often we use headphones, paying $378 for a flagship model doesn't seem out of the question. Use them for a smidge over an hour each day for a year, and the price of ownership drops to about $1 per day.

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In Mashable's review of the best headphones, the Sony XM-6 earn the top spot as the best for premium sound. They have exceptional active noise cancellation, and more microphones mean better call quality.

Sony also made the XM6 headphones with foldable earcups, and they come with a travel-friendly storage case. The folding design of this model is one of the major benefits of the XM6 compared to the previous XM5.

Instead of waiting for Black Friday, make the move and get the Sony XM6 headphones while they're on sale for a record-low price.

This story was first published by Mashable. Read the original report