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Whether you’re working from home or just are looking for some new headphones, Prime Day 2020 has you covered. Some of the best deals for headphones have already kicked off, including options from Bose, Sony, and SteelSeries. We are sure that there will be more deals, but these are our favorites so far.
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Bose QuietComfort 35 II
Despite being a few years old, these ANC headphones are still some of the most popular. Forget worrying about gestures, as the QC 35 II’s sport physical buttons and interchangeable earpads so these will last year for years to come.
Samsung Galaxy Buds+
If you don't want to deal with the Beans design, then the Galaxy Buds+ are the perfect set of truly wireless headphones for every Android or iOS user.
AirPods Pro
Although iOS users can take advantage of some extra controls and features, the AirPods Pro are arguably the best noise cancellation headphones on the market. And if you are an iOS user, there really is no better choice.
Powerbeats Pro
It doesn’t matter if you use an iPhone or Android device, the Powerbeats Pro are our favorite workout earbuds, as they cut the wires but use the ear loops to stay in place.
$273.51
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Sony WHCH710N Noise Cancelling Headphones
With Sony’s WHCH710N NC Headphones, you'll get up to 35 hours of battery life, along with an NFC chip for quick pairing, and dual microphones for less ambient noise.
Sony WHXB900N Noise Cancelling Headphones
While Sony’s WHXB900N Headphones may look like the new WH-1000XM4’s, these have more of a focus on bass. There’s still digital noise cancellation, along with 30 hours of battery life and touch sensor controls to give you a great pair of headphones without breaking the bank.
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SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC
Irregardless of whether you are gaming on your PC or on the PS4, the SteelSeries Arctis Pro is the way to go. There’s an included DAC for certified Hi-Res Audio, and the ability to use these headphones with whatever you want.
−$80.00
$169.99
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Acer Nitro Gaming Headset
You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars to get a solid gaming headset. There’s powerful bass, an omnidirectional microphone, and all you need is a 3.5mm headphone jack to get started.
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