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" At $200, Audio-Technica&amp;#039;s ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint Noise-Canceling Headphones were one of the more expensive models in our test, and, unfortunately, the big price tag doesn&amp;#039;t translate to top-tier performance. Despite a noise-canceling feature, the set&amp;#039;s sound quality is somewhat poor, and our consumer testers gave low marks for comfort. Still, the headphones won&amp;#039;t slip off easily, are adjustable, and come with handy extras like an airline adapter and a case. But be careful not to drop this pair; the right ear piece came unattached in our durability tests, but we were able to pop it back into place. audio-technica.com. Type: over-ear  Colors: Black  Manufacturer&amp;#039;s Warranty: One year  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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