Don’t Miss the Best Amazon Prime Day Headphone Deals Before the Sale Ends

If you're looking for budget earbuds that are a little more subtle than the Nothing Ear (a), these Beats earbuds are small, lightweight, and don't stick out of your ears as much. They have all the ANC and transparency features you would expect, and they are at their lowest price ever right now.

Yes, I've seen these at a lower price before, but the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are still one of my go-to budget earbud recommendations. That's because you get pretty good noise-canceling, transparency, sound quality, and call quality for well under $100, plus nice-to-have features like wireless charging and IPX4 water resistance.

If you've got a lot of Samsung devices, these Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro will slot in seamlessly with all your gadgets. They are some of the best wireless earbuds around, thanks to great noise canceling and a particularly natural-sounding transparency mode. Some features are locked to Samsung phone owners, so you should only buy these if you're already in that camp.

No, this isn't the most impressive sale for the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2, but they remain small, lightweight, comfortable earbuds that pair wonderfully with any Android phone. Despite launching in 2024, they continue to receive notable software updates, including improved Gemini integration and head gesture controls. That's on top of solid sound quality, noise-canceling, call quality, and fit.

Another great pair of workout headphones, the Powerbeats Pro 2 are as full-featured as you can get, with impressive noise-canceling and transparency modes, built-in heart rate sensors, and tactile button controls on each earbud. They have an extremely secure fit—I tried and failed to get them to fall out of my ears, no matter what kind of exercise I did.

If you're just looking for cheap workout headphones that stay put and do their job, the JLab Go Sport+ are what you need. On sale for $20, they have IP55 dust and water resistance, more than nine hours of battery life, a steady Bluetooth connection, and customizable settings via the JLab app. Sure, the sound quality won't impress you, but at this price, that's to be expected.

My current top pick for open earbuds. The OpenDots 2 are comfortable, sound great, and have stellar battery life—up to 10 hours for the buds and up to 40 hours with the charging case. IP57 dust- and water-proofing means you can wear these in basically any weather with no issues.

One of my favorite workout headphones, these use bone conduction (vibrations) and air conduction (speakers) to deliver music to your ears clearly, even if you are biking into a headwind. Which I've done many times.

The Sonos Ace are at their lowest price ever and are a great pair of over-ear headphones, especially if you have a Sonos soundbar at home. I've been using them at home for years—they are comfortable, easy to use, and sound great. You can also beam TV audio from your Sonos soundbar straight to the headphones by holding down the media button, no extra pairing required.

The Beats Studio Pro are deeply discounted basically year-round. They get an even further discount during sale events like Prime Day, so while $150 looks impressive on paper, these usually cost about $200 the rest of the year. All that aside, they are solid headphones for this price, with great noise-canceling and a natural-sounding transparency mode.

A great discount on an already reasonably priced pair of headphones. They've got all the features you would expect out of high-end headphones: good noise-canceling, a flexible, portable design, a long 40-hour battery life with ANC on, and some premium materials, but at a much lower price, especially on sale.

Sony recently launched the CH730N, which is why this prior version is now rock-bottom priced. The 720N stands out because they are super lightweight at 192 grams, far lighter than most of the competition. They also have noise-canceling, transparency, and up to 35 hours of battery life.