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Many of our favorite earbuds, from noise-canceling options to open-ear models, are on sale during Amazon’s Big Deal Days event
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Amazon Prime’s Big Deal Days event is here, and while many discounts aren’t worth your time, we’ve been scouring the site to find the ones that are. The best savings are often on tech, where prices tend to drop significantly during big sale events like Prime Day and Black Friday. That means that if you’ve had your eye on a pair of headphones or a TV, it might be a good time to act.
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\n Best Big Deal Days Earbud Discounts
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A few highlights — Apple’s latest AirPods Pro and Sony’s XM6 earbuds are $70 off, while brands like Anker and Nothing have earbuds available for under $100. These are the best deals on earbuds to buy now, including editor-approved picks.
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\n Apple AirPods Pro 3
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The AirPods Pro 3 have neat features like heart-rate tracking, but if you just want great sound, noise-canceling, and easy integration with iOS, they’re an excellent option..
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\n Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro\n
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The new Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, which we were fans of for their great sound quality, are discounted to $200.
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\n Beats Powerbeats Pro 2\n
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The Powerbeats Pro 2 earbuds are one of our favorites for workouts thanks to their secure fit and tactile controls, and they’re currently under $200.
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\n Beats Powerbeats Fit\n
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Beats Powerbeats Fit earbuds are another sporty option with solid sound quality and good performance for both Android and iOS devices.
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\n Bose Ultra Open Earbuds\n
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Bose has an updated pair of the Ultra Open earbuds on the way, but these are still one of our favorite picks for outdoor workouts.
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\n Nothing Ear (a)\n
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The Nothing Ear (a) earbuds are one of my go-tos for daily use, thanks to their compact size and dependable ANC. They’re currently on sale for just $55.
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\n Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro by Anker Earbuds\n
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The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro earbuds are the best earbuds for phone calls thanks to their ability to remove background noise.
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\n Soundcore Sport X20\n
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Soundcore’s Sport X20 earbuds aren’t among the brand’s newest, but they’re a great option for the gym thanks to their comfortable over-ear hooks.
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\n Nothing Ear (Open) Open Ear Headphones\n
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These earbuds are one of the best options for outdoor workouts. They have an open-ear fit that allows for awareness, while the hooks keep them securely in place.
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\n Google Pixel Buds Pro 2\n
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The Pixel Buds Pro 2 earbuds are a great option for Pixel and Android users, with a comfortable fit and handy swipe controls.
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\n Shokz OpenFit Pro Open-Ear Earbuds\n
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Shokz’s OpenFit Pro earbuds have a rare feature on open earbuds: noise-canceling. They can block out some loud noises, letting you stay aware of your surroundings without cranking up the volume.
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\n None OpenDots 2\n
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While they’re still pricey, the Shokz OpenDots 2 are one of the best open-ear options thanks to their unique symmetrical design that makes the left and right earbuds interchangeable.
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\n Soundcore AeroClip by Anker Open Ear Earbuds\n
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The AeroClip earbuds are another solid open-ear option. The fit is secure yet comfortable, with solid audio performance.
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\n Sony WF-1000XM6 Earbuds\n
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While the discount isn’t huge, you can already save on the recently released WF-1000XM6 earbuds, which feature strong noise-canceling performance and top-tier audio quality.
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\n Sony LinkBuds Clip\n
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The Sony LinkBuds Clip are available in poppy colors, and have a comfortable open-ear fit for use at the gym.
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