Best Black Friday Headphone Deals 2024: Apple, Sony, Bose

These noise-cancelling buds are back to their lowest-ever price for Black Friday. Our testers promise these are currently the most comfortable earbuds you can buy. Combined with their considerable ANC abilities, these earbuds are worth buying even at full price.

These are the best wireless earbuds for athletes, full stop. And for Black Friday, they dropped back to their lowest-ever price. For heavy sweaters who rely on high-quality audio and ANC to get in the zone, these earbuds won’t let you down.

If you have a gym membership or favorite running path, then you need a pair of buds that will stay in your ears. In our experience, Fit Pro buds offer a more secure fit than other wireless earbuds, not to mention sweat and water resistance.

Are you a sound nerd? Then add a pair of wired studio earphones to your Christmas list. Not only do these Shure buds have a cool transparent casing, but they provide deep bass and noise isolation for high-fidelity music listening.

For our friends who’ve never met an earbud they couldn’t lose, we offer up these sacrificial budget buds.

This Amazon device deal is becoming a staple of events like Black Friday. If you want earbuds with genuine ANC, you won’t find a better price anywhere. They could fit better in the ear, but that price is unbeatable.

Sometimes, it’s really is all about the vibes. And if you love Marshall’s signature aesthetic, then plug in these buds the next time you want to fire up your Spotify Wrapped.

Like the Sony XM5 headphones, we really wish these premium cans weren’t made from so much plastic. But the QuietComfort Ultra justify their high price tag for one simple reason, and it’s right there in the name. For extended wear on long flights (or long days at work), these headphones are supremely comfortable. They also pack Bose’s impressive spatial 3D audio and almost magical noise cancellation.

The new AirPods Max headphones boast new colors, USB-C charging, and…that’s about it. But there’s no denying they’ve got style. With a retail price of $549, you can shave off a few dollars by shopping at Amazon or Best Buy. And if these new Apple cans drop below $500 for Black Friday, we’ll be shouting it from the digital mountaintops.

For October Prime Day, Amazon dropped $160 off the price of these stylish skin-tone headphones, but for Black Friday they’re priced at $160—a huge price drop. Price gougers loved the previous generation of these Kim K. headphones, but for now the new version is all stocked up. More than a pretty face, these headphones have adaptive ANC (is that AANC?) and easy connectivity for both iOS and Android users. Yes, we see you, green chat bubble people.

Sonos introduced its first-ever headphones this year, and as part of the Sonos Black Friday sale, you can save $100 on the regular price. These noise-cancelling cans have the signature Sonos sound, and they’re a smart pick if you’re already in the Sonos ecosystem.

Pro tip: If you’re splurging on fancy Sony headphones, we actually recommend going with the previous-gen model, the excellent XM4 headphones. The newer XM5s don’t quite justify the price jump, especially when their little sisters are marked down below $200. Besides, that’s about as much as we can justify spending on headphones made primarily from plastic. You’re still getting elite active noise cancellation, stellar sound, and impressive battery life.

These headphones offer noise cancellation at a very wallet-friendly price. Keep them at the office or use them as your interim pair until you can splurge on the fancy XM5s.

For runners, bone conduction headphones pipe music into your ears without physically blocking them—it’s the magic of science…

Looking for the best Marshall headphones deal for Black Friday 2024? Since the new Major V headphones didn’t get much of a discount, we’re recommending the previous-gen version. You won’t miss out on any crucial features, and they’re more than half off. If you’ve got any cool teens on your holiday shopping list, these headphones pack plenty of style.

They may lack ANC, but they still offer enough bass to drown out most noises, not to mention a mighty 76 hours of battery and a folding design. Don’t keep it 100; keep it under $100.

These headphones haven’t quite caught on, and we don’t get it. They’re amost as good as the XM5s but half the price. These thumping cans were made for bass lovers, and they’re currently the king of the mid-range.

Compared to the flagship QuietComfort Ultra headphones, these cans aren’t quite as comfortable, but you still get premium noise-cancellation and an impressive battery life.

For PC and console gamers alike, Logitech’s pro gaming headset lets you go wireless, with a decent range if you need to step away from the screen. Plus, you can choose from wireless, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm audio connectivity.

For a more affordable gaming headset, you can’t go wrong with Razer’s budget headphones. They’re comfortable enough for long gaming sessions, and you can easily switch from high-speed WiFi and Bluetooth connection as you prefer. You can even remove the microphone when you just want to listen.