Amazon's holiday deals kick off with a massive sale on JBL headphones and speakers
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Amazon's huge Prime Day sales event might be over after no less than 48 hours of continuously updated deals across every imaginable product category on the world's largest e-commerce platform, but the holiday shopping season is barely getting started.
As such, you shouldn't be surprised to see a fresh batch of special offers on hundreds (thousands?) of popular items in sections as diverse as fashion, kitchen appliances, smart home devices, TVs, computers, and audio accessories replacing all the expired Prime-exclusive deals of the last couple of days.
If you still can't afford those bad boys, the cheaper JBL Tune 125TWS in-ear headphones are up for grabs at a more than decent 30 percent discount of their own, ironically promising a far more impressive combined battery endurance score of up to 32 hours while cutting a few corners in terms of audio performance and noise isolation.
Speaking of affordable headphones, the JBL Live 400BT on-ear model is marked down by 5 percent at the time of this writing, which is definitely not much, unlike the 44 percent discount available for the typically pricier Live 500BT around-ear variant. Of course, you can do even better than that by only spending a little more money on the JBL Live 650BTNC on-ear headphones with active noise cancellation after a $70 price cut.
Finally, you should know three of the brand's most successful portable Bluetooth speakers are on sale at special prices right now as well, and although the discounts are not exactly drastic, ranging from $30 to $40, the JBL Clip 3, Flip 5, and Charge 4 are undoubtedly quite compelling for buyers looking to get their Christmas shopping done early this year.
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