Looking for headphones that match your new iPhone 17 Pro? The Baseus Inspire XH1 in sunset coral pairs perfectly with the cosmic orange color from Apple while delivering premium Bose sound and advanced ANC. Originally $150, you can grab them for $130 when you clip the $20 on-page coupon on Amazon.
The BOGO deal we previously covered is still running if you want a free set of earbuds, though you'll lose the coupon and pay $150 instead. Either way this is an eye-catching, high-performance headphone deal you won't want to miss. And it's only available for a limited time, so we recommend you buy one sooner rather than later.
The Inspire XH1 has Sound by Bose, along with Dolby Spatial Audio and support for Hi-Res audio and the high-quality LDAC audio codec so that your music, movies and podcasts come through with clarity and detail. They also have adaptive noise canceling to help keep distractions at bay when you want to focus.
Battery life is impressive on this model, too, with up to 65 hours of playtime with ANC on, or a stunning 100 hours of playtime with ANC off, letting you go days between charges. And a quick 10-minute charge can give you a boost of up to 12 hours.
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Comfort is also a priority here. It comes with ergonomic, soft memory-foam padding that makes them easy to wear for extended use. And if you're using your headphones for voice calling, it has five built-in mics and AI-powered noise reduction to help ensure your calls stay clear even in noisy environments.
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Why this deal matters
Between the style and the array of practical features like ANC and long battery life, the Inspire XH1 hits a sweet spot for music lovers who want premium features on a budget.
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