3 headphone deals we price checked, starting at $144.99

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Headphone pricing moves fast, and most "deals" you see are just the usual rate dressed up with a fake list price. We pulled the price history on three models, compared each sale price against its 30, 90, and 180-day averages, and kept only the ones that held up. Nothing Headphone 2026 New (White) drops to $144.99 - save $54.01. That puts the newest Nothing over-ear well under its $165.90 30-day average, and it is the cheapest entry point of the three. The other two picks sit higher up the stack. One is a work headset built for calls, the other is Nothing's flagship over-ear tuned with KEF. Both are at or near their lowest recorded prices, which is the only reason they are here.

THE DEALS

Nothing Headphone 2026 New (White)

$144.99 (was $199) - Save $54.01 (27% off)

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Nothing's 2026 over-ear pairs Bluetooth 5.4 with LDAC Hi-Res audio and adaptive ANC that shifts between four levels on its own. The five HD mics handle calls, and the app throws in Ultra Bass for anyone who wants more low end. Battery is the headline number here at up to 135 hours, or 75 with ANC running, and a five-minute charge buys 8 hours of playback. Memory foam cushions and a roller plus paddle control scheme round out the package. It has 456 reviews at 4.5 stars and moves roughly 500 units a month.

Jabra Evolve2 65 Bluetooth Wireless Headset (Black)

$174.08 (was $275) - Save $100.92 (37% off)

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This is a single-ear business headset, not a music-first pair, and it is priced accordingly. Jabra rates the passive noise cancellation at 48% more noise blocked than the previous design, with three-mic call tech cutting background chatter by 23%. The 40mm speakers are tuned for both voice and music. You get up to 37 hours per charge, plus 8 hours from a 15-minute top-up. It ships with the Jabra Link 380a USB-A adapter and is optimized for Microsoft Teams as plug-and-play. At $174.08 it sits below its $208.04 30-day average and $238.06 90-day average, and this is the lowest price on record for the model.

Nothing Headphone Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones (White)

$219 (was $299) - Save $80 (27% off)

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Nothing built this one with KEF, and the tuning leans balanced rather than bass-heavy. You get Hybrid ANC with the same four adjustable levels, six mics, and Hi-Res support including LDAC, USB-C audio, and a 3.5mm jack. Dual Connection lets you hold two devices at once. Playtime runs up to 80 hours, or 35 with ANC on, with 5 hours from a 5-minute charge. Spatial Audio with head tracking is included. It carries 1,189 reviews at 4.4 stars. At $219 it matches the lowest price ever recorded, against a 90-day average of $249.40.

Quick Highlights

• Nothing Headphone 2026 New (White): Up to 135 hours of playtime and LDAC Hi-Res audio for $144.99.
• Jabra Evolve2 65 Bluetooth Wireless Headset (Black): Lowest price on record for a Teams-ready headset with the USB-A adapter included.
• Nothing Headphone Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones (White): KEF-tuned sound and 80 hours of battery at an all-time low of $219.

Why These Deals Matter

Two of the three are sitting at their lowest recorded prices, and the third is running well under both its 30-day and 90-day averages. That is not typical for headphones in September, when most of the category holds steady until the holiday sales start. The Jabra drop is the steepest at 37% off, and the Nothing Headphone flagship matching its all-time low gives you a rare chance to buy at the floor rather than a discount off a padded list price.

Final Verdict

If you want the cheapest entry, the Nothing Headphone 2026 New at $144.99 is the pick. If your day is built around calls and Teams, the Jabra Evolve2 65 at its lowest recorded price is the smarter buy. Grab the one that matches how you actually use them.