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With no AirPods Max power button, here’s how Apple handles battery life

Forget AirPods Max — these new headphones do noise cancelling for $400 less

Posted on January 6, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Urbanista Miami are a new pair of cheap noise-canceling headphones

Urbanista has revealed a new pair of cheap noise-canceling headphones, the Urbanista Miami. These over-ear cans are set to offer a much more affordable alternative to the AirPods Max, launching in mid-February for just $149.

That’s a full $400 less than Apple’s headphones, and since the Urbanista Miami also include an ambient sound mode, on-ear detection and up to 50 hours of battery life, this could be one to look out for on our best cheap noise-cancelling headphones list.
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