Looking for a Prime deal on wireless headphones? There’s one pair I recommend snagging after testing dozens
The Nothing Headphone (1) is 37% off, down to $189. They're the best wireless headphone deal during Prime Day.
There have been a lot of new headphones and earbuds released in 2026. As a technology journalist and content creator, I’ve been lucky enough to try dozens of them. Seriously, at least 50 new pairs this year alone.
But that just means I can help you sort through the various models to find a good deal on Amazon’s Prime Day, happening October 6-7.
There are a few tempting deals, like the Soundcore Space 2 being on sale for $99.99, when it normally retails for $129.99. They are a great mix of comfort, sound quality, and ANC performance. Still, there’s one pair of headphones that are 37% off right now that make them a terrific value.
The best Prime Day deal for wireless headphones is from Nothing
If you’re looking for a steal on wireless headphones, the Nothing Headphone (1) normally retails for $299, but is currently down to $189—a $110 savings. These are the ones to get for casual, everyday use.
The unique styling makes these headphones stand out. But it's the comfort, ANC, and audio by KEF partnership that makes these headphones truly shine, day in and day out.
I reviewed these headphones for Business Insider. I found that the bass was thick and powerful. I also liked the clear mid-range and distinct highs. Despite the headphones being made of metal, I found them comfortable to wear for long stretches of time.
Beyond the obvious strengths of these headphones, the media control buttons are also a standout feature. The volume control rolls back and forth, so adjusting the volume is smooth. To change the track, there’s a paddle that’s easy to feel without looking. I’m even a big fan of the power switch, instead of a power button.
Since these headphones fall comfortably below $200, they are my recommendation and best value during the Prime Day sale.
The Nothing Headphone (a) is also deeply discounted
With the release of Nothing’s Pro headphone model, I began questioning whether the company needs three different headphones. Probably not. But if $189 is still a bit much to spend, the Nothing Headphone (a) at $129 might be tempting.
The Headphone (a) trades metal for plastic, but gets some fun colors. The ANC performance and audio quality aren’t as good as the Headphone (1), but most people won’t notice unless they compare the two directly.
Of course, if money is no object, then the $399 Nothing Headphone (1) Pro uses a three-driver audio system and doesn’t hold back on any features. They’re pricey, but they perform great.