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The best early Black Friday headphone deals from Nothing, Sennheiser, and Soundcore

Looking for headphones this Black Friday? It seems the massive discounts have come early at Amazon — and don't just take our word for it, have a look!

The best early Black Friday headphone deals from Nothing, Sennheiser, and Soundcore

Black Friday is almost upon us, and it's time to start looking for the perfect headphones and earbuds deals. If you're in the market for noise-cancelling headphones, you're already ahead of the game. This roundup features high-quality options from Nothing, Sennheiser, and Soundcore, all with TechRadar reviews and deal ratings included.

The top pick is the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro, launched on September 28, 2026, and reviewed by TechRadar. This is Nothing's first ever discount, making it a great value at £8 off its lowest ever asking price. Next up is the Sennheiser Accentum True Wireless, an older but still impressive option that showcases Sennheiser's features. For a budget-friendly choice, the CMF Buds 2 offer great value with a convenient dial for volume control on the case.

Other notable mentions include the JLab JBuds Lux ANC, now at a 50% discount, and the Anker Soundcore Space One at a 29% discount. The Nothing Ear (3) is also mentioned, although it is older than the newer Ear (3a) model. Overall, this roundup provides a variety of great options for early Black Friday headphones and earbuds deals.

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