Nothing’s earbuds and headphones deals have won Black Friday already – you cannot miss these 3 amazing offers

Nothing, and its sub-brand CMF, make some of the best cheap audio tech around – and the company has kicked off Black Friday deals early by dropping the prices of its budget tech to record-low prices in the UK, and you genuinely cannot miss these if you want a pair of cheap noise-cancelling earbuds or headphones that punch way above their price.

The most amazing offer is the five-star Nothing Ear (a) earbuds at Amazon for £59 (was £89), which is an outrageous price for earbuds that were genuinely a bargain when they launched at twice the price. But I’m also amazed to see the brand-new CMF Headphone Pro at Amazon for £49 (was £79) – they’re just weeks old, we haven’t even finished our review yet! (But, sneak peek: they truly excellent for this price – they sound good, look great, have impressive features, even the microphones are way above average.)

At the pricier end of things, the Nothing Headphone (1) has fallen to £199 (was £299) at Amazon, which I think is also a killer deal, and is a record-low price. I reviewed these headphones, and said that they’re “so close to being the best headphones debut I’ve ever seen” – but the price was too high for the sound quality. At this price, I’m happy to recommend them.

Sadly, the US deals are not as juicy yet – you can get the Nothing Ear (a) for $89 (was $109) at Amazon, but it’s been cheaper in the past. The Nothing Headphone (1) is down to $254 (was $299) at Amazon, which is a solid deal and the cheapest it’s been – but I hope to see it go lower over Black Friday.

We rated the Nothing Ear (a) as the best budget earbuds even before they got a discount, and for £59 they’re just outstanding. Rich, energetic and fun audio meets impressive noise cancellation, and in a comfortable design. They’ve got a good range of features, too, powered by Nothing’s excellent app.

We’ve compared them against the best competition from the likes of Sony, Earfun, JBL, Beats and more, and they remain the best earbuds bang for your buck.

And it looks like the CMF Headphone Pro will be similarly successful among the best cheap headphones, even though our review isn’t fully complete yet. My colleague Becky Scarrott is impressed so far, saying that they’re “extremely comfy even with glasses on” and that the design “looks and feels far more expensive than it is”. She likes the audio quality so far too, adding that “there’s a good sense of separation and detail in the sound.”

Some of CMF’s earbuds are on-sale at the moment too, for even cheaper than the Headphone Pro (the CMF by Nothing Buds Pro 2 are now just £39, from £59, and we’ll add it to the list of deals below just in case), but we’d strongly recommend spending the extra £10 for the CMF Headphone Pro – the CMF earbuds are okay, but these are way better.

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