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Got an Amex Platinum? Get Bose QC35 Headphones for $99 (Or Nearly Free!)

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Bose QuietComfort 35 noise-canceling headphones are some of the best travel headphones, period. They're wireless, have unbeatable noise-cancellation technology, and are plenty comfortable for long-haul flights (or long stretches of work-from-home).

You can buy them for $199 during Amazon Prime Day – a $150 discount. But we'll do you one better.

Dell is also currently selling these wireless Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphones for $199. If you've got the Platinum Card from American Express, you could knock that down to just $100 (plus tax). Got the Business Platinum Card from American Express? You may be able to snag these headphones for nearly free, paying just $14 or so in taxes. 
 

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How to Get a Deal on Bose QuietComfort 35s

On the Personal Platinum card, American Express recently added a new Amex Offer for $100 off any Dell purchase of $100. If you haven't already, log into your account and add this offer to your card. Then just put charge the Bose headphones to your Platinum card and voila – the $100 statement credit should kick in automatically, bringing your price down to $100.

It gets even better on the Business Platinum card. In normal times, the Business Platinum card gets $200 each year in Dell shopping credits: $100 for January through June, and another $100 for July through December. But American Express doubled those credits during the pandemic.

So if you haven't used those statement credits yet, you've got $200 to use on Dell purchases. Put these deeply discounted Bose on your Business Platinum card, and you'll wind up paying just the taxes for a $350 pair of noise-canceling headphones. It doesn't get much better than that.

Thrifty Tip: Make your purchase through Rakuten, which is currently offering 2% cashback (or 2x Amex points) on Dell to make it an even better deal!

 

Buy these Bose QuietComfort 35 II Headphones from Dell!

 

Bottom Line

We've seen some great deals on noise-canceling headphones this week, but this one takes the cake.

Stack a great sale with the Dell Amex Offer on your Amex Platinum card, and you can score these top-notch wireless Bose noise-canceling headphones for just $100 plus tax. Or take it even farther with the Business Platinum card and pick them up for next to nothing.
 

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Kyle Potter

Kyle Potter is the executive editor of Thrifty Traveler, covering everything from aviation news to travel deals to in-depth guides on using airline miles. A professional journalist, he joined the company in November 2018 after five years covering state and national politics for The Associated Press and working at several newspapers across the country.
 
He typically flies more than 100,000 miles a year and has visited 25 countries, but his passion is helping others understand the confusing world of travel, airlines, and points and miles.

He's also been featured as a travel expert in The New York Times, the Washington Post, ABC News, National Public Radio, Axios, PBS NewsHour, several podcasts, and many local TV stations across the country.
 
Got a story idea or a tip? Email him at kyle (at) thriftytraveler (dot) com

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