Bose QuietComfort and Beats Studio Pro Are Still Half Off Post-Prime Day—Here’s Which Pair to Buy
Our editor breaks down which bestselling noise-cancelling headphones are right for you.

- Prime Big Deal Days is over, but two bestselling headphones are still on sale for 50% off.
- Our editor breaks down which headphones (Bose QuietComfort or Beats Studio Pro) are right for you.
If you’ve been waiting to snag a good pair of noise-cancelling headphones on sale, I have good news: Amazon currently has two best-selling models on sale for half off post-Prime Big Deal Days. The Bose QuietComfort and Beats Studio Pro headphones are both quality over-ear noise-cancelling headphones with major cult followings. So, which pair is right for you? I break it down below.
To help you make a purchasing decision before these deals sell out, Associate Commerce Editor Hannah Jeon put both popular models to the test for months. She evaluated them on sound quality, fit and comfort, noise cancellation, and battery life.
Bose QuietComfort

Now 53% Off
Pros
- Lightweight
- Comfortable design with plush ear cups
- Customizable sound and listening modes
- Great noise-cancelling capabilities
Cons
- Less battery life
- No Spatial Audio feature
Bose has a long history of producing high-quality audio products for music lovers—from Bluetooth speakers to innovative open-ear earbuds—since they were first founded in 1964 (by a professor of electrical engineering, no less!). Their best-selling QuietComfort headphones are no exception. These bold wireless headphones are equipped to deliver high-fidelity audio and legendary noise cancellation with customizable listening modes—all in a comfortable, lightweight design that is on sale in seven gorgeous color options. Choose from Cypress Green (shown), Moonlight Grey, Black, Petal Pink, Sandstone, Twilight Blue, White Smoke, or Ice Blue—all marked down to just $169.
If you want to prioritize comfort for daily, casual wear for commuting to work or running errands, opt for the QuietComfort headphones. During testing, the Bose headphones won on comfort, fit, and noise-cancelling capabilities.

Now 50% Off
Pros
- Rich, balanced sound quality
- Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) mode
- Up to 40 hours of battery life
- Personalized Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking
Cons
- Snug fit can cause discomfort after extended wear
- Hair can snag in ear cup design
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Since its founding in 2006 by legendary rapper Dr. Dre, Beats has long been an iconic audio brand for headphones, speakers, and the like. The best-selling Beats Studio Pros are engineered to the most powerful and precise over-ear headphones the brand has ever made—complete with superior sound quality, active noise cancelling, personalized spatial audio, and more. Currently, the Studio Pros are discounted to $150 in six colorways: Black, Deep Brown, Khaki, Light Blue, Sand Gray, and Sandstone.
If you care more about audio, the Beats deliver a superior listening experience with sound quality that is richer, deeper, and more immersive, especially with its Spatial Audio feature.
The Bottom Line
On sale for $169 and $150, respectively (a $19 price difference), you really can’t go wrong with the Bose QuietComfort or Beat Studio Pro headphones. When deciding which deal to hit “check out” on, consider why, where, and how long you plan to wear your headphones.
If you want a daily pair that can help shut out the world for hours while you work, look to the Bose. On the other hand, if you’re looking to fully get lost in the music (like listening to a new album for the first time) and want a rich, immersive listening experience, reach for the Beats. In terms of style, the Beats Studio Pro also earns points for its sleek, minimalist design. However the Bose QuietComfort will be more comfortable while wearing for long periods of time.
Whichever you choose, don’t wait to shop—deals are sure to sell out fast!
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