Where's the best place to buy Microsoft's Surface Headphones 2?

Surface Headphones 2 Black (Image credit: Windows Central)

Where's the best place to buy Microsoft's Surface Headphones 2?

Best answer: If you want to get yourself a pair of Surface Headphones right now, head to the Microsoft Store or Amazon.Option A: Surface Headphones 2 ($250 at Microsoft)Option B: Surface Headphones 2 ($250 at Best Buy)Option C: Surface Headphones 2 ($250 at Amazon)

Microsoft and Best Buy good shouts

The same applies to Best Buy, with both colors also being available there to order with shipping initially set for the same day, May 12.

Microsoft physical retail stores should also be selling the Surface Headphones 2 if you have one near you when they are open. The bonus here is that you'll be able to give them a test-listen before you buy. Obviously, for launch, stores are closed, including across the U.S. and at the flagship store in London.

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Also available at Amazon

Amazon is a big reseller of Surface hardware, and with the Surface Headphones 2, the online giant has also picked them up to add to its catalog.

For Prime members, that means free shipping, and of course, the ability to use any Amazon gift cards you may have lying around. Amazon is also committing to May 12 availability but has been seeing issues in recent times with shipping non-essential items to customers, so, for now, you may be better off going straight to Microsoft.

Worth buying

Surface Headphones 2

Better than ever

Microsoft's Surface Headphones are back better than ever. The Surface Headphones 2 also bring Bluetooth 5, up to 20 hours of battery life, aptX support, and at a lower price than some of the competition.

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