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By Laura Tucker
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While earbuds can be a nice asset due to their small size that can easily fit in your pocket and under hats, over-the-ear headphones have their advantages too, mostly in the cushiony earpads that envelope your ears while listening to your favorite tunes, podcasts, or gaming sessions. OneOdio is offering a Black Friday deal on its wireless and wired headphones, just in time to hear your holiday music in the best way possible.

OneOdio Monitor 60 Professional Studio Headphones

Oneodio Black Friday Deals Monitor 60

These wired headphones have a 1.2m cable with a mic, allowing you to take calls, and a 3.5mm to 1/4″ coiled adapter cable for use in the studio. They work especially well on monitoring and mixing. An extra-long audio cable allows you to easily connect to your TV.

50mm drivers provide well-balanced, accurate sound, allowing you to hear every detail of your music with accurate mids and crisp highs. You’ll have high performance with warmer, smoother, clear sound. Adjust the headband easily to get the right about of tension while remaining comfortable. The breathable air cushions will isolate noise and allow you to wear them for longer periods of time.

Save 20% on these wired headphones and pay just $63.99 through November 28, 2022.

OneOdio Monitor 60 Professional Studio Headphones

OneOdio A70 Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones

Oneodio Black Friday Deals A70

These headphones run dual mode. You’ll get up to 50 hours at 100% volume in wireless mode and 72 hours at 50% volume on a single charge. Using the two audio jack cables, you can use the headphones in wired mode so that they never need to be turned off. Two or more people can use the headphones to listen to music simultaneously by pairing with a device through Bluetooth and connecting via the provided jacks.

Custom-made Aluminum Fascia for Punch Bass & Dynamic 40mm Neodymium drivers provide stereo sound and booming bass. Hear every detail of your music in the headphones. The rotatable and foldable structure ensures a good fit and sound isolation. Wear them for long hours, thanks to the soft memory cotton and skin-friendly protein leather earpads.

Take 31% off on these headphones in your choice of colors and pay just $34.39 through November 27, 2022.

OneOdio Monitor 60 Professional Studio Headphones

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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