Sony’s most impressive headphones are in the spotlight this week! Not long ago we shared a generous $150 discount on the former flagship WH-1000XM4, and now you can save $91 on the newest (so far) WH-1000XM5 at Walmart!
So you can snag the high-quality wireless headphones that normally cost $399.99 at Walmart for less than $310. That’s almost their Prime Day 2024 price! And since neither Amazon nor Best Buy currently have the same deal, we’d say Walmart’s promotion seems incredibly attractive.
As one of the best options on the market, the XM5 have a lot to offer. They’re comfortable and lightweight, making them an ideal choice for commuting and more. Speaking of which, with these headphones, you won’t have to deal with annoying background noise no matter where you are.
They have excellent noise cancellation (ANC) that significantly dampens everything going on around you, while the fantastic passive isolation further enhances your noise-cancelling experience. Of course, you can always turn ANC off and let your surroundings in with Ambient mode. There’s even a physical button to switch between the two, so you don’t have to download the app specifically for that purpose.
Comfort and noise cancellation are undoubtedly important, and the same goes for sound quality. These bad boys are market leaders for a reason: they offer mind-blowing sound. With plenty of bass, ultra-clear vocals, and a wide soundstage, they’re good enough to rival options like the AirPods Max.
Then there are super handy features like Quick Attention and Speak-to-Chat that ensure you don’t miss any conversations while wearing your headset. Add to that the 30-hour battery life with ANC and the incredible fast-charge feature that lets you enjoy three hours of music from a three-minute charge, and you’ll see why these headphones are such a fan favorite.
Granted, the XM5s were cheaper on Prime Day when Amazon offered $100 off to Prime members. But that event is long over, so Walmart’s deal is your best alternative at the time of writing. Don’t miss out and grab your copy while that remarkable $91 discount is still available.
