Our favourite Bose headphones have dropped in price and Amazon is price-matching

Shoppers on the lookout for noise-cancelling headphones and who don't mind paying a premium for one of our favourite wireless headphones are in luck, as they're currently on sale. And having tried them for ourselves, we rated them as an 'industry-leading noise-cancelling' pick.

The are a joy to listen to and have on your ears, and Amazon is currently for a limited time, although this deal won't be around forever. Bose is also selling the headphones directly from

It's part of an ongoing sale, but aside from the now cheaper sale price, these over-ear headphones offer premium quality with a decent battery life and sound. These are a few features that swayed our Deputy Tech Editor, Henry Burrell, to rate them 4.5 out of five stars when reviewing the pair, which you can

The boasts the smart technology and quality of the classic combination that Bose is famed for. These headphones have incredible noise cancellation and will help shoppers cut out the noise from the outside. The built-in microphones focus on the sound of the voice, and the noise-cancelling headphones with mic filter out background noise for the clearest phone calls of any Bose headphones.

However, with a £349 price tag, there are, of course, alternatives around. The Majority Audio earbuds can be snapped up There's also , which are available at Argos for £69.99, boasting noise-cancelling capabilities to drown out any annoying background noise.

In his review of the Bose pair, Henry said: "Bose has produced one of the best pairs of over-ear headphones ever made with the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, thanks to excellent audio quality, the best noise cancellation on the market, and a very comfortable fit that can be worn for hours.

"Though very expensive, the Ultras pack in extremely good sound reproduction that covers all genres nicely, with granular EQ settings available in the Bose Music app so you can tweak to your liking. There's also multipoint tech, so you can be connected to two audio sources at once.

"The new Immersive Audio mode turns all audio into spatial audio, with impressive but sometimes mixed results, but it makes these more versatile for this sort of playback than Apple and its AirPods Max, which require specific spatial audio produced tracks.

"Topping it all off is the crazy-good noise cancellation, which will ensure these headphones will block out anything from traffic to noisy neighbours to the roar of a Boeing's engine. The battery could be a little better for those long-haul flights at only six hours, mind. But overall, these are among the best headphones on the market."

One other downside is the quirk of the headphones' Immersive Audio feature, as Henry highlighted, this can 'make the audio feel less impactful'.