The best Prime Day deals on noise-cancelling headphones:
Amazon Prime Day is upon us once more, running June 23 through June 26, and some of our favorite noise-cancelling audio products are marked down to record-low prices.
There are deals on flagship models from Sony, Bose, and Apple. But it’s not just the $400+ flagship headphones getting discounts. The mid-range Nothing Headphone (a) are down to $151.05, while one of our budget-friendly favorites, the JLab JBuds Lux ANC, are just $10 away from a record low price.
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Earbuds have an impressive showing too, with the AirPods Pro 3 down in price, plus markdowns on the newer Sony XM6 buds. You can also pick up the CMF by Nothing Buds 2 for just $24.50, making them the cheapest option on our list.
We’ll be updating this guide as the sale continues, so keep checking in for updates.
Best ANC headphones deal
$378
at Amazon
$459.99
Save $81.99
Why we like it
The Sony XM6 headphones aren’t a must-upgrade if you already own the XM5s — in fact, we find the two quite similar. That said, the XM6 headphones are a much more palatable upgrade at a sub-$400 price range, and bring the added convenience of folding ear cups, which is especially handy if you anticipate using them for travel often (which their excellent ANC does make them a great candidate for). At the time of writing, every color option is discounted, though a few finishes are off by about a dollar, depending on which one you pick.
Read our full review on the Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones.
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Best ANC earbuds deal
$179.99
at Amazon
$249
Save $69.01
Why we like it
The AirPods Pro have long been a great choice for any Apple power user, and the third generation of the earbuds is no different. In fact, it fills even more gaps than its predecessors. In addition to its solid sound quality and top notch ANC, these earbuds come in with live translation features, and a built-in heart rate monitor. At their full price, they’re already on the cheaper end of premium flagship earbuds, but at $179.99, they’re nearly unbeatable value.
Read our full review of the Apple AirPods Pro 3.
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