Best Used Bose QuietComfort Ultra Deals Today

This is your best value pick if you're prioritizing flagship Bose sound, comfort, and active noise cancellation without overpaying. For just under $190, you’re getting the QuietComfort Ultra headphones in excellent cosmetic condition—so they’ll look and feel nearly new without that steep new-in-box price tag. The only real tradeoff is that some accessories are missing, which is quite normal at this price point. There’s no case and you might find yourself hunting for a replacement cable, but if you don’t mind that, you land Bose’s best headphones for less than half the original cost. Compared to the open box listings (like #2 and #3), you save a good chunk of change by accepting “used” over “open box,” but based on the listing details the headphones themselves should still look and perform great. If accessories aren’t a dealbreaker for you, this listing is hands-down the sweet spot for top-tier ANC and comfort at a truly reasonable price.

With this open box listing, you’re getting headphones in excellent, barely-touched condition—almost the same as brand new but for a noticeably better price. It’s a solid choice if you want that just-out-of-the-box feel but aren’t set on receiving factory-sealed packaging. The main difference from the top pick is the price: you’re paying about $33 more for the open box status, but not getting any bonus accessories or perks. If you value pristine appearance and want to minimize the signs of previous use, this is a safer (but not the most affordable) pick. Compared to the very top option, you’re essentially trading a little extra cost for peace of mind on condition, but you don’t get a case or other extras. Go for this if you want to pay less than retail but still have the closest-to-new experience.

This listing gives you open box QuietComfort Ultra headphones, which usually means virtually untouched gear—but there are a few catches here. The price is less than buying new, and the cosmetic condition is excellent, so you’ll still have that premium Bose feel. However, you’re missing the original pouch and audio wire, so you’ll need to pick those up separately if you need them. Plus, the seller charges a relatively steep restocking fee if you change your mind, and shipping is only available within the U.S. If you’re sure about your purchase and care most about excellent hardware at a reasonable price, this is a respectable middle ground. But for just a little more, #2 gives you the same condition, fewer restrictions, and simpler return policies—so unless the price difference matters, you might find better peace of mind elsewhere.

If you’re aiming for Bose’s newest and best sound but want to spend as little as possible, this listing stands out for price. You’re getting the QuietComfort Ultra earbuds instead of over-ear headphones, in ‘very good’ refurbished condition. That’s the main difference—these are in-ear, which are great for portability and lightness, but won’t match the over-ear Ultra's comfort and ANC power. You do get some nice perks: both a fast charging cable and a wall charger are included, which saves you hassle and extra purchases. Plus, the seller has an excellent feedback record, which means you’re likely dealing with a reputable person. Long story short: if you’re fine with in-ear instead of over-ear, this is the cheapest way to get top-of-the-line Bose tech. Even so, if comfort and best-in-class noise canceling matter more than portability, your dollars might go further with the top-ranked over-ear option.

This listing is for the QuietComfort Ultra true wireless earbuds—so you get Bose's latest tech in a super-portable, in-ear form. Under $150, you’re getting basically pristine condition: 'open box' with no signs of use, and the charging case is included. It’s a better value than many over-ear options if you want true wireless (earbud) style over comfort-focused, immersive over-ear listening. Where it shines is giving you virtually new earbuds at a used price, making this a particularly low-risk way to try top-end Bose wireless. Compared to the slightly cheaper #4, you gain the confidence of open-box, nearly untouched condition and get the case right in the box. The tradeoff: in-ear can’t quite compete with the over-ear Ultra for comfort or full-on noise cancellation, but if you want to travel light and don’t want visible wear, this is an easy pick for wallet-friendly premium earbuds.