B&M Sells £20 Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Travel

B&M helps travellers with a new item.

B&M sells a 'noise-cancelling' travel product for noisy trains, planes, and buses. It is a budget-friendly item for holidaymakers.

B&M sells £20 Bluetooth headphones to help shoppers relax. The Goodmans Noise-Cancelling Metallic Bluetooth Headphones are good for commutes, travel, or working from home. Many travellers use noise-cancelling headphones to block background noise.

Noise-cancelling headphones can cost from £20 to £400. The £20 B&M option offers 30 hours of playtime and up to 18dB noise reduction. It comes in four colours: blue, pink, black, and silver. The headphones have a two-year warranty.

The B&M product description says: 'Tune in and block the world out with the Goodmans Noise Cancelling Metallic Headphones.' It has Bluetooth and Active Noise Cancelling technology.

The Active Noise Cancelling reduces background noise by up to 18dB. The headphones have 30 hours of playtime with ANC active.

B&M sells the Goodmans Noise-Cancelling Metallic Bluetooth Headphones.

The headphones have a sleek finish and comfortable cushions. The earcup controls have volume, ANC mode, and power on/off.

B&M also sells SONY Wireless Bluetooth Headphones for £30. They offer immersive listening experiences.

The SONY Wireless Bluetooth Headphones have an adjustable headband and a lightweight design. They can connect to two devices at once and have a personalised listening experience.

The headphones come in multiple colours.

The SONY Wireless Bluetooth Headphones have up to 50 hours of battery life. A three-minute quick charge gives 1.5 hours of listening time.

The WH-CH520 has easy button operations and can be controlled with voice. It is ideal for everyday use.

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