Enlarge / Anker's Soundcore Life Q30 noise-canceling headphones. (credit: Jeff Dunn) It's tough to find quality noise-canceling headphones for less than $100, but Anker's Soundcore Life Q30s are a budget-friendly set that are worth your while. We named them a top inexpensive pick in a recent guide to wireless noise-canceling headphones at their normal going rate of $80, but today, the Q30 is down to $60 as part of an Amazon "Deal of the Day" promotion. This is technically $10 higher than the lowest price we've seen, but that cut lasted less than a day, and this price matches the best price we've seen outside of that sale.

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