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Nothing Headphone (a) is nearly 50% off today-only – yes, you should buy a pair

Nothing Headphone (a) launched earlier this year as a more affordable over-ear set of headphones, and now they’re even cheaper, down by nearly 50% of their usual $199 price tag. You should absolutely get a pair.

Alongside a similarly-excellent deal on Nothing Phone (3), Amazon currently has Nothing Headphone (a) for up to 45% off. That’s down to $109 for the black color variant, and $119 for the rest of the lineup.

For headphones that usually run $199, it’s a great deal, and also the lowest price we’ve ever seen by a long shot. It also makes for a no-brainer if you’re looking to buy some over-ear headphones, because Nothing did a very good job with these. Not only do they sound good, but they have 135-hour battery life, which remains insane.

From our review:

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Between solid sound quality, tremendous battery life, a good companion app, and excellent hardware, Nothing Headphone (a) are a really well-rounded set of over-ear headphones.

And, at $199, they’re a great deal too.

This is 99% of what you get with Nothing Headphone (1) – the biggest points I’ll give that set is audio quality, which is a hair better – for $100 less. When Nothing’s “expensive” set was already priced well below competitors such as AirPods Max and Sony WH-1000XM6, Nothing Headphone (a) reaches “no-brainer” status.

At $109, it’s an even better deal, and well worth checking out if you’re in the market.

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