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Looking for a new pair of earbuds? You've got plenty of choices out there, including excellent picks from Apple and Bose. But if you want to go outside the box here and try something new, you could also opt for the OnePlus Buds Pro 2, another pair that offer noise cancelling and other features that might strike your fancy.

As of July 23, you can get the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 for $119.99. That's $60 off their normal price of $179.99 and a discount of 33%. That's the same deal they were available for during Prime Day, so if you happened to miss out on the major Amazon sale event, you can still scoop these up for the same discount.

These flagship OnePlus earbuds offer great sound quality and feel good in the ear, according to Mashable reviewer Alex Perry, with app-based customization and "decent" active noise cancellation. While they do suffer from some Bluetooth issues and fail to innovate in a market that's already crowded with other earbud options, for less than $150, you could absolutely do worse.

"Their sound quality is splendid enough, and ANC works most of the time. They’re comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and they look pretty cool. On top of all of that, you get a bevy of cool app-based features, with plenty of parity across both OnePlus and non-OnePlus devices," wrote Perry.

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This is the best price we've seen on the buds so far, so if they sound like music to your ears, better scoop them up.

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