The long-lasting Nothing Headphone (a) have never been this cheap before — save 45% for one day only
SAVE $90: Normally $199, the black Nothing Headphone (a) are on sale for just $119 at Amazon and Best Buy today (Aug.
26) — an unprecedented 45% savings.
Opens in a new window Credit: Nothing Nothing Headphone (a) $109 at Amazon $199 Save $90 Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nothing Nothing Headphone (a) $109 at Best Buy $199 Save $90 Get Deal Looking for a pair of noise-cancelling headphones that just won't quit? Earlier this month, Mashable's audio experts crowned the Nothing Headphone (a) their top pick for long battery life.
They last up to 75 hours with their ANC on and 135 hours (!) without; most headphones we tested previously maxed out around 60 hours.
Your timing is excellent, by the way: There's never been a better time to buy the Headphone (a).
Today, Aug.
26, Amazon and Best Buy are both running 24-hour deals that bring the black pair down to just $109 — nearly half off their usual price of $199.
They've never been cheaper since launching in March.
The Headphone (a) have "that quintessentially Nothing retro-look," our reviewer said.
Credit: Bethany Allard / Mashable Battery life aside, Mashable's Bethany Allard loved the Headphone (a)'s "perfect" physical control buttons, unique retro design, and good sound quality. (You might just need to adjust their equalizer in the Nothing X mobile app.
Allard said they can be a bit bass-heavy right out of the box.) Allard actually recommends them over the flagship Nothing Headphone (1) , which sound a little more balanced but fit uncomfortably and cost more, she said.
"The Nothing Headphone (a) is the best pair of headphones from Nothing, and one of the best pairs of mid-range headphones available to get, thanks to their solid all-around performance and standout battery life," Allard wrote.
If you don't like the black colorway, you can pick up the Headphone (a) in white, yellow, or pink for $119 at Amazon and Best Buy today.
That's still a solid 40% savings.
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