Headphones and earbuds these days are changing things up and keeping things interesting. You can get some really cool designs if you don’t mind looking around a bit, and some of the best open-ear earbuds and running headphones prove just that. If you’d like an option that’s on both of those lists, then you’ll want to check out Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds which are currently on a steep sale for October’s Amazon Prime Day.

You can pick these top-rated earbuds up today with a 33% discount. That means they’re discounted by $100 to just $199 on Amazon and Best Buy right now. The Best Buy deal runs out on October 9 though, and the Amazon deal is likely to end as soon as Prime Day is over, so I’d suggest you shop sooner rather than later if you want a set.

In his review, CNET expert audio David Carnoy said that, “if you can afford the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds, you’re getting an excellent set of open earbuds that not only feature top-notch sound for this type of earbud but an appealing design in terms of a secure and comfortable fit.”

He didn’t love the price though, but this deal helps take care of that issue. These earbuds have amazing sound quality, a unique design and plenty of excellent features to boot.

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The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds are a wild little twist on your usual in-ear buds. They offer an open-ear design that perches on the edge of your ears, letting in the world around you while still piping in your music with surprisingly full sound. Plus, they’ve got spatial audio, 27 hours of total battery life and stay put during workouts. They’re also IPX4 rated, so they’ll survive your sweat-inducing gym sessions.

There’s no doubt in our minds that this is one of the best Prime Day earbud deals going on at the moment. Just make sure you buy them soon if you want them, because the Best Buy deal ends October 9, and the Amazon one is likely to end as soon as Prime Day is over.

Why this deal matters

Headphones that cost hundreds of dollars may feel excessive, but the sound quality and features they deliver can make them worth it if you can swing the price. Knocking $100 off puts them within reach for more people — and that’s always a win.