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Subways, streets, airports, and office: a good set of headphones will follow wherever you lead. And you can nab a pair of Bluetooth headphones designed to accompany you anywhere for under $30 today.

As of May 6, the JBL Tune 510BT Bluetooth Headphones are on sale at Amazon for $29.95, down from $39.95. That's a discount of $10, or 25% off.

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JBL Tunes prioritize reliable sound quality and budget prices. These headphones are meant to last. They're comfortable, too, with cushioned on-ear cups and an adjustable headband.

This Bluetooth model has a long, 40-hour battery life. It also charges quickly; just five minutes of charging will get you two hours of playback, while the whole battery charges in only two hours.

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These headphones also have a built-in mic, so you can take voice calls on the street or access Siri and Hey Google.

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