While the Cyber Monday sale event has technically wrapped up, it's not too late to save. Believe it or not, we’re still seeing lingering discounts on some of our favorite headphones and earbuds. Big retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart are keeping the party going with extended Cyber Monday savings so you can still score some if you missed out, or forgot a few things on your list. We can’t be sure how long these remaining deals will last, so grab them now if you want to lock in the savings. It's also a great way to score some holiday gifts for less, so it's really time to grab these final few deals.
To help you catch these post‑Cyber Monday bargains, CNET’s shopping team has pulled together the top deals still live from Apple, Bose, Sony and more. We’ll keep refreshing this page as long as these markdowns remain active.
You can also browse our post‑Cyber Monday roundups on TVs, laptops and Apple devices to find even more holiday tech savings.
Best post-Cyber Monday earbud deals
These are one of our absolute favorite pairs of budget earbuds, and right now they're even more affordable. They support active noise cancellation and have six built-in mics for crystal-clear voice call quality. Plus, they boast a 60-hour battery life with the charging case, which also doubles as a stand for your phone.
If you're looking for a seriously premium pair, these discounted Sennheiser earbuds will be tough to beat. They're one of the top pairs for 2025, and boast "audiophile-grade natural, accurate sound." They also support active noise cancellation, though it wasn't quite as effective as what you'd get from a similar pair of Bose or Sony earbuds.
- JLab Go Air Pop: $10 (save $20). These earbuds will fit easily in your pockets, and you get dual connectivity and over 32 hours of playback, all for $10.
- Bose QuietComfort Ultra (2nd gen): $249 (save $50). These premium Bose buds deliver some of the best noise-canceling capabilities currently on the market.
- Bose Ultra Open Earbuds: $199 (save $100). Bose offers an alternative open-ear design that lets in more environmental noise, making it useful for joggers, busy parents and others who want to hear what's going on around them.
- Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro: $160 (save $90). Advanced features like voice commands and real-time translation make this one of the best pairs of earbuds for Samsung users.
- Beats Studio Buds: $94 (save $56). They're not the most advanced Beats buds on the market, but they still support ANC and have spatial audio for Apple users.
- Beats Solo Buds: $70 (save $10). These are the most affordable earbuds in Beats' lineup, and you can charge them using your phone.
- JBL Tune Buds 2: $50 (save $60). These stemless JBL buds have a 48-hour battery life, and they're more than half off when you sign in to your free Target Circle account.
- Sony MDREX14AP: $10 (save $10). Wired earbuds with a 3.5mm aux cable for those who prefer old-school listening (or are on a tight budget).
- Skullcandy Dime evo earbuds: $34 (save $16). These earbuds have a battery that lasts up to 36 hours and include a clip case for easy transportation.
- Bose QuietComfort Earbuds: $120 (save $59). The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds have noise cancellation, up to 8.5 hours of playback time and a record-low price. That's a lot to like.
- Samsung Galaxy Buds FE: $60 (save $40). This is a budget-friendly option for Galaxy fans who don't need the advanced features on the Pro model.
- Nothing Ear (a): $89 (save $10). These earbuds have six mics to make you clear on calls and offer noise cancellation and Hi-Res audio.
- JBL Vibe Beam earbuds: $30 (save $20). If a comfortable fit is your greatest concern for earbuds, these are a great pick at $30.
- OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro: $50 (save $30). Get a reliable pair of earbuds with good noise cancellation and a battery life of up to 48 hours in the case. Remember to use the code HOLIDAY25 at checkout to avail the discount.
- Nothing Ear Wireless Earbuds: $129 (save $20). If you own a Nothing phone, these earbuds come with ChatGPT integration, allowing you to learn on the go. And it's a steal at this new low price.
Best post-Cyber Monday over-ear headphone deals
CNET named Sony's latest WH-1000XM6 headphones the overall best pair for 2025, but they list for a staggering $460. You can snag this previous-gen pair for less than half the price, and you're still getting premium sound and top-notch noise-cancelling capabilities. They also support adaptive sound, deliver a 30-hour battery life and have a speak-to-chat function that automatically pauses your music when you start talking.
Earning spots on our lists of the best noise-canceling headphones and the best headphones overall, these Beats Studio Pros are a more affordable alternative to the AirPods Max. Our reviewer praised their sound quality and noise-canceling capabilities as well as their sleek design and cozy feel. They also offer an impressive 40-hour battery life and USB-C charging, and they support spatial audio when paired with an iPhone.
You don't have to spend a fortune to get decent noise-canceling capabilities. This is one of our favorite pairs of budget headphones for 2025, and they're a pretty impressive value. They have a 40mm dynamic driver for solid all-around sound, and can reduce background noises of up to 45dB. They even support Hi-Res audio with LDAC, and deliver an 80-hour battery life.
- Sony WH-1000XM5: $280 (save $120). These are pricier than the older XM4s above, but still save you over $200 compared with the most recent model, the WH-1000XM6.
- Sennheiser Momentum 4: $250 (save $200). One of the absolute best over-ear pairs on the market right now.
- Sony WH-CH720N: $98 (save $80). One of Sony's most affordable pairs that still supports noise cancellation.
- Sennheiser HD 560S: $185 (save $95). These wired, reference-grade headphones feature angled transducers and are designed for serious audiophiles.
- Nothing Headphone (1): $239 (save $60). These premium, eye-catching Nothing headphones look like no other pair on the market.
- JBL Tune 720BT: $60 (save $30). A foldable design and 76-hour battery life make these a good option for frequent travelers.
- JBL Quantum 400: $70 (save $40). These gaming headphones have a flip-up mic, JBL personalization software and memory foam ear cushions are usually over $100, but this bargain has them at a relative steal.
- HyperX Cloud Stinger 2: $30 (save $20). Those looking for gaming headphones well below $50 will find this headset sports 50mm drivers, spatial audio support and rotating earcups.
- HyperX Cloud III wired gaming headset: $70 (save $30). Hear and be heard clearly.
Best post-Cyber Monday on-ear headphone deals
These come with relatively no frills and lack noise-cancelling capabilities but still have a lot to love, making them one of our favorite pairs of on-ear headphones for 2025. CNET audio expert David Carnoy found that they "feature good sound for their price, are lightweight and pretty comfortable for on-ear headphones and also have excellent battery life" (up to 50 hours). They also support multipoint Bluetooth pairing, a customizable EQ and voice assistant compatibility.
Getting a pair of on-ear headphones doesn't mean you have to give up noise-canceling capabilities. These sleek JBL headphones offer the best of both worlds, and are one of our favorite on-ear pairs for 2025. According to our reviewer, they feature solid sound and a comfortable design.
These are some of the best on-ear headphones for 2025, with CNET's audio expert David Carnoy commending them for their sound quality, battery life and voice-calling performance. They lack active noise cancellation but support spatial audio if you're an Apple user. Plus, they offer an impressive 50 hours of listening time per charge. They're also lightweight at just 217 grams, and the plush ear cushions help reduce outside noise.
- Sony ZX wired headphones: $15 (save $10). A cheap pair of wired headphones for those who truly only need the basics.
- JBL Tune 520BT: $30 (save $30). Their lightweight design, voice assistant support and 57-hour battery life make these a great value at just $30.
- Edifier WH500: $15 (save $45). This is one of the best budget pairs of 2025 and one of the most affordable options you'll find on this list. Prime members will save an extra $10.
- Creative Sound Blaster Jam V2: $35 (save $15). Our reviewer called these the "top on-ear headphones for less than $35."
- Amazon Basics Bluetooth headphones: $22 (save $3). These headphones are made with soft ear cushions, adjustable padded headband and a lightweight design.
Best post-Cyber Monday workout headphone deals
These Anker earbuds have a unique open-ear design allows you to enjoy your music without sacrificing awareness, earning them a top spot on our lists of the best headphones for running and working out. They impressed CNET audio expert David Carnoy with their secure fit and "good all-around performance with augmented bass response." They also have an IP55 water- and dust-resistance rating and an impressive battery life of up to 42 hours with the charging case.
These open-ear clip-on buds allow you to enjoy your tunes while still hearing what's happening around you, earning them a spot on our list of best workout headphones of 2025. They also have an impressive 40-hour battery life and an IP57 weather-resistance rating. This price is now for Prime members only.
- Beats Fit Pro: $180 (save $20). A previous-gen pair of some of the overall best workout earbuds for 2025.
- Beats Powerbeats Pro: $170 (save $80). They're a few years old, but these ear-hook Beats can still handle even your most rugged workouts.
- Anker Soundcore V20i: $22 (save $28). A seriously affordable pair of open ear-hook buds.
- Beats Flex: $30 (save $40). These "wired wireless" Beats support Bluetooth connectivity but have a cable between the buds that helps to prevent them from getting lost during workouts.
- Sony LinkBuds Fit: $200 (save $30). These ANC earbuds have flexible wing tips and an IPX4 sweat-proof design.
- Anker Soundcore Life A1: $32 (save $18). These affordable stemless Anker earbuds are IPX7 waterproof, so you don't have to worry about them getting damaged by sweat or rain. Use code CWE249 for full discount.
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Is Cyber Monday the best time to buy headphones?
Deals on headphones and earbuds aren't particularly rare, and discounts pop up fairly regularly throughout the year. However, Cyber Monday has still been one of the best times of the year to score big savings. You could find a lot of excellent pairs on sale for record‑low prices, and fortunately, many are still live right now. These holiday sales consistently bring some of the best (and only) deals we see on the latest and greatest pairs from high‑end brands like Apple, Bose and Sony.
Where can I find the best post-Cyber Monday headphone deals?
The best places to start looking are major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart, which are offering massive savings on a huge selection of tech -- including plenty of top‑rated headphones and earbuds. Plus, manufacturers like Bose and Sony usually offer solid discounts of their own. You'll also want to check out smaller online‑only retailers like Adorama and B&H Photo, as they sometimes have quiet "under‑the‑radar" deals that aren't being matched elsewhere.
When did Cyber Monday headphone deals start and end?
Most discounts launched during Black Friday and rolled into Cyber Monday. Many of the absolute best bargains wrapped up on Dec. 1, but a handful of deals are still lingering this week.
What post-Cyber Monday headphones deals should you look out for?
Major shopping events like Cyber Monday are some of the best times you can find worthwhile discounts on the cutting‑edge headphones and earbuds from top brands like Apple, Bose and Sony. We've already seen a $60 discount on Sony's premium WH-1000XM6 over-ear headphones. If you don't need the absolute latest and greatest, you can usually score the previous‑gen pairs at an amazing price as well.
