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Nothing Headphone (a) just hit the lowest Amazon price ever at close to 30% off

While the other colorways are still on sale down at some of the lowest prices, the newer yellow model Nothing Headphone (a) has now hit a new Amazon all-time low at just over $145

Amazon is now offering the yellow model Nothing Headphone (a) down at $145.42 shipped. The other three colorways are also at a notable $159. 

Regularly $200, you’re looking at close to 30% off the list price here on the yellow set and more like 20% off on the black, white, and pink. 

While the latter three aren’t down quite as low as the $151 Prime Day all-time low, the yellow variant is now sitting at the best price we have ever tracked on Amazon since release earlier this year. 

We said the latest 2026 Nothing Headphone (a) are one of the best values in over-ear headphones at $200 after getting a chance to test them out for ourselves. And now you can land a set for well under that. 

Some highlights here include the Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation, Smart Adaptive Mode that “adjusts seamlessly to your surroundings, and Transparency Mode that “allows ambient sounds for situational awareness.” You’ll also find 5 HD mics, Spatial Audio with Hi-Res Wireless certification, up to 135 hours (75 hours with ANC on) of battery life, and a “rapid 5-minute charge delivers 8 hours of playback time (ANC off).” 

If it’s the Apple buds and over-ears you’re after, deals on those are flying this weekend as well:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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