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Headphone deals you need to check out before Prime Day is over

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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

With just a day left of Prime Day this year, there are still plenty of great sales to check out if you’re on the lookout for a new pair of headphones. Whether you want to buy a budget-friendly pair or a premium model for professional use, there’s no shortage of headphone deals to choose from. If you spot a deal you like this week, make sure to proceed with your purchase as soon as possible so you don’t miss out on the discounts that are available to Prime members.

Bose QuietComfort Bluetooth Headphones $349 $199

Sleek, high-quality headphones that come in great colors? The Bose QuietComfort are a favorite for a reason, and at 41% off, they’re a great deal.

Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds $249 $149

This older version of the AirPods Pro makes an easily portable and reliable pick for all your audio needs. At $100 off, this is a rare Apple sale that would be a great pick as a gift.

JBL Tune 720BT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones $89.95 $49.95

At almost half off, these headphones will allow you to enjoy JBL PureBass technology while also providing control over sound settings via the mobile app. And, with 4 different colors available, you’re set to choose the option that matches your style best!

Sony WH-CH720N Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones $149.99 $78.00

These lightweight noise-cancelling headphones offer crystal-clear sound and the option to turn on ambient sound. Another almost-half-off deal that is sure to please.

Sennheiser HD 505 Wired Headphones $329.95 $229.95

The Sennheiser headphones are 30% off and make a great pick for audiophiles with an appreciation for immersive sound. With a carrying bag and 3.5 mm cable, it’s easy to transition these headphones between devices.

Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones $349.99 $169.95

With 8 neutral colors and rich sound, these headphones are a top-reviewed product on great deal for Prime Day! At over 50% off, this is a steal you don’t want to miss.

How to choose headphones on Prime Day

There’s a reason why brands like Sony, Sennheiser, Apple, and Bose dominate everyone’s lists for the best headphones—their products never disappoint. If you’re going to choose from among the Prime Day headphone deals that you come across, make sure that you go for one made by a trusted brand. They may be more expensive than headphones made by lesser-known manufacturers, but we assure you they’ll be worth it.

With all of the combinations of features found in headphones these days, you should buy a pair that come with the features that are most important for you. If you want to block external sound during your daily commute, you should have active noise cancellation, and if you’re always on the go, long battery life is a must. Water resistance is crucial if you’re planning to work out while wearing your headphones, and a comfortable fit would be preferred if you’re thinking about wearing the headphones for long periods of time.

How we chose these headphone Prime Day deals

We narrowed down the massive number of Prime Day headphone deals into our list of recommendations above by following one simple rule—we want you to take advantage of offers that are worth buying. Whether that means getting new headphones for an unbelievably low price, or a premium model with a large percentage of savings, the offers on this page are meant to make you feel like a winner after the shopping event ends.

Prime Big Deal Days are happening everywhere, not just on Amazon, and we’re keeping track of where you can get certain headphones for their cheapest price. We’ll update this page whenever we find better offers, so you may want to leave a bookmark so that you can check for the lowest prices over the course of the shopping event.

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