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Cyber Monday Sony deals: TVs, headphones, and more at up to 47% off

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Sony is always among the most popular brands during Cyber Monday, and we don’t think this year’s Cyber Monday Sony deals will change that trend. Here’s your chance at enjoying savings on TVs, headphones, and other electronic devices by the brand during the shopping event, but you better hurry because some of these offers will disappear without warning.

With all of the Cyber Monday deals that are available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. However, you can be sure that you’re getting a top-quality product if you go for Sony when browsing through Cyber Monday TV deals, for example. We highly recommend completing your purchase as soon as possible when an offer catches your attention, because even if these bargains are scheduled for Cyber Monday, there’s no assurance that stocks will remain available until the shopping event ends.

Our top pick: Sony PlayStation 5 Slim Digital Edition NBA 2K25 bundle — $375 $500 25% off

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Sony’s PlayStation 5 is the most popular console today, and you can get this PlayStation 5 Slim Digital Edition NBA 2K25 bundle with a $125 discount, which is equivalent to a 25% price reduction. The package comes with a voucher to download the full game of NBA 2K25.

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PlayStation DualSense wireless controller — $59 $80 26% off

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With the discount for the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, you may want to consider getting another PlayStation DualSense wireless controller, which is on sale with a 26% discount for savings of $21. The controller features dual actuators to provide physical feedback, a built-in microphone for online chat, and the ability to connect to other devices through Bluetooth.

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Sony WH-CH720N wireless headphones — $89 $150 41% off

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The Sony WH-CH720N wireless headphones may be affordable — and their price is even lower right now with a 41% discount for savings of $61 — but they offer active noise cancellation that blocks the sounds of your environment so you can focus on listening to your favorite music or watching videos. The wireless headphones can last up to 35 hours on a single charge.

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Sony WH-1000XM5 wireless headphones — $298 $400 25% off

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The Sony WH-1000XM5 are a steal with the 25% discount that slashes their price by $102, as they’re our top pick among the best headphones. They provide excellent sound, best-in-class noise canceling, and ultra-clear call quality. The headphones are also extremely comfortable to wear, so you’ll be able to maximize their long battery life of 30 hours from a full charge.

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Sony ZV-1F vlog camera — $398 $500 20% off

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The Sony ZV-1F vlog camera is designed for content creators, with ultra-wide 20mm lens that can get everything inside the frame, and the Clear Voice technology with a directional three-capsule microphone for capturing excellent audio. The camera also comes with the Eye AF feature, which recognizes human faces and eyes and keeps them focused. It’s available with a 20% discount, which is equivalent to $102 in savings.

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Sony 55-inch Bravia XR X90L 4K TV — $900 $1,170 23% off

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The Sony Bravia XR X90L 4K TV will elevate your home theater setup with its 4K Ultra HD resolution and Sony’s intelligent Cognitive Processor XR. You’ll see billions of real-world colors with XR Triluminos Pro, and you can access all of the popular streaming services through the Google TV platform. The 55-inch model is $270 off, following a 23% discount.

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How to choose a Sony product on Cyber Monday

Sony is a popular name in a lot of spaces, including but not limited to TVs, headphones, and cameras — as well as gaming with the PlayStation 5. If the device that you want to buy for Cyber Monday is available from the brand, you should check if it’s part of our recommendations above because you won’t regret getting any Sony product. You’ll just have to figure out what you need right now, and then take a look at the models of that particular device that are made by Sony.

To further narrow down your choices among Cyber Monday Sony deals, you should think about setting a maximum budget. For example, there’s a wide range of Sony headphones with features such as long battery life and active noise cancellation. You’ll want to get the best model that you can afford, and fortunately, with the potential savings of Cyber Monday, premium devices that were previously too expensive may be within reach for you now.

How we chose these Cyber Monday Sony deals

We’re sure that you’ll get a top-quality product if you buy from Cyber Monday Sony deals, so that’s one less thing for us to worry about. Our primary concern when making our recommendations above is finding bargains that will give you the best value for your money. Sony devices are more expensive than those made by lesser-known brands because of the technology that they pack and their reliability, but with these discounts that we found for Cyber Monday, you’ll be able to get them for very affordable prices.

Choosing the Cyber Monday Sony deals to feature on this page isn’t just about searching for the lowest prices though — it’s also making sure that these are the most affordable prices from everywhere. We’re going to monitor all of the participating retailers, and we’ll keep rolling out updates whenever we find better bargains. You may want to leave a bookmark so you can stay tuned.

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