Listen up! Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 drop to $230 at Amazon

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Some of the best over-ear headphones — available for less.

Microsoft Surface Headphones 2
Grab Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 for just $230.10 at Amazon. (Image credit: Microsoft)

The Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 bring seriously big updates over the first generation, including better noise cancellation, vastly improved audio quality, and some rather nifty productivity features.

And now, with nearly $20 off the price tag, they are better than ever. For a limited time over at Amazon, you can buy a pair for just $230.10.

Microsoft Surface Headphones 2: was $249.99, now $230.10 @ Amazon

Microsoft Surface Headphones 2: was $249.99, now $230.10 @ Amazon
The smartest wireless over-ear cans for your laptop, these provide a deep soundstage courtesy of the omnisonic technology. They also come with adjustable noise cancellation and an ultra-comfortable design for long listening stints.

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What about the Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 makes these so special? Well, the spec sheet is packed and the feature set is impressive.

Those features include 40mm Free Edge Drivers with a 20 – 20kHz range provides an impressive sound quality with a warm richness to it. And the 13 levels of noise cancellation make for an uninterrupted experience — further bolstered by the wireless battery life of up to 18.5 hours.

But some of the real magic comes with the work Microsoft has done to make these not just a good pair of cans, but useful too. The touch and dial controls make operating these a cinch, and the Microsoft 365 integration means you can use voice dictation across Word, Outlook, and more. For those working from home, This is a seriously good option.

Want to see what other headphone sales are happening right now? Check out our best cheap headphone deals hub.

Jason England
Jason England
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Jason brought a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a writer at Laptop Mag, and he is now the Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He takes a particular interest in writing articles and creating videos about laptops, headphones and games. He has previously written for Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.