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I checked Amazon’s Labor Day earbuds deals, and these 6 are worth buying

I dug through Amazon’s earbuds discounts to find the Labor Day deals that pair solid products with prices that actually make sense

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Amazon is full of discounted earbuds right now, but a red percentage badge doesn’t automatically make something worth buying. These six stand out because the products themselves are good, and the current prices make them easier to recommend.

Apple AirPods Pro 3

AirPods Pro 3 are down to $225 from $249, which isn’t the biggest discount here, but they’re still one of the easiest premium picks for iPhone owners. In our AirPods Pro 3 review, we found the noise cancellation excellent, while the improved fit and Apple-specific extras make them an especially natural match for iPhone owners.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds

The first-generation Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds are much more tempting at $169 instead of $299. Their biggest strength is still excellent active noise cancellation, backed by strong sound and a comfortable fit. Our QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds review found plenty to like, though this price applies specifically to the White Smoke version.

Nothing Ear (3a)

Nothing’s newer Ear (3a) are down to $79 from $99, and Amazon currently marks them as a limited-time deal. ANC, multipoint connectivity, and Hi-Res Audio support give them an unusually complete feature set below $100.

Sony WF-C710N

Sony’s WF-C710N hit a nice middle ground at $88 instead of $129.99. You get effective noise cancellation, multipoint Bluetooth, and up to 30 hours of total battery life with the charging case. They make sense for anyone who wants dependable everyday earbuds without paying the $150-plus prices attached to more premium models.

Shokz OpenDots One

Shokz OpenDots One are $149.95 instead of $199.95, taking a useful $50 off one of the more distinctive open-ear options available. Their clip-on design keeps your ears unobstructed, while our OpenDots One review highlighted their punchy bass, secure fit, and strong battery life.

Bose Ultra Open Earbuds

Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds are down to $199 from $299, and they’re the oddball pick of the bunch. Instead of sealing your ears, they clip around them so you can still hear what’s happening nearby. Our Ultra Open Earbuds review found the unusual clip-on form factor remarkably easy to wear, particularly for people who dislike having conventional earbuds sitting inside their ears.

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