Save 40% on the Jabra Elite 85t, and more great headphone deals

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If you’ve been searching for a new pair of headphones, let us help. Plenty of retailers are offering big discounts on a variety of styles, meaning you can take advantage of some of the best headphone deals across the board right now.

It can be difficult to know what you’re looking for, so we’ve done our best to organize some options for you. We’ve put together some of the best headphones and earbuds deals available right now, including both wired and wireless options. You can also head on over to our sister site, SoundGuys, for more in-depth news and reviews.

Latest headphone deals

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II for $249 ($50 off)

Philips H9505 Hybrid ANC Pro-Performance for $130.41 ($120 off)

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 for $329 ($50 off)

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro for $99.99 ($100 off)

Wireless headphone deals

Some wireless headphones hold an advantage over earbuds because they can pack larger drivers with more premium materials. They make a great option in pretty much any situation, but they may get a little heavy while working out.

Wireless earbud deals

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Wireless earbuds are often the go-to choice for working out and running errands thanks to their small size, but you can really use them anywhere. Personally, I never go anywhere without them.

Wired headphone deals

Some people, including our SoundGuys team, swear by wired headphones. After all, wired headphones can typically handle a higher output and often offer better audio quality. You also don’t need to charge wired headphones, but you are limited by the length of the cord.

Gaming headphone deals

Ensuring your audio is on point for gaming is pretty key if you want to compete. Of course, audio quality is important. But when looking at gaming headsets, comfort is equally relevant if you’re settling in for a marathon session.

Bone-conduction headphone deals

Some people might think bone-conduction headphones are an odd concept, but they work, and they make a lot of sense. There are plenty of scenarios in which you’d want to both listen to your audio while also keeping your ears open to your surroundings. For cyclists and joggers, this can actually be a lifesaver.