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Prime Day deals cut Nothing Headphone (1) to $189 and Beats Studio Pro to $119
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Tech outlets covering Prime Day sales flagged discounts on two pairs of over-ear headphones. Wired and The Verge both reported the Nothing Headphone (1) at $189 at Amazon, while IGN reported the Beats Studio Pro at $119, which it called the lowest price ever. IGN later updated that the black Beats model had gone back up in price, leaving white at $119.
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Two technology outlets reported that the Nothing Headphone (1) is on sale for $189 at Amazon during Prime Day. Wired described the discount as $110 off, while The Verge said the headphones “pack style and great sound” and that their usual price “drifts between $240 and $299.” The two outlets therefore agree on the sale price but give different reference points for how large the discount is. [ 2 , 3 ]
Wired said the Headphone (1) is Nothing's first over-ear headphone, launched in 2025, and highlighted its on-ear controls — clicky wheels, rockers and buttons, plus a physical on-off switch and Bluetooth pairing button. It said battery life reaches up to 35 hours with noise cancellation on, and that noise cancellation, transparency and sound quality are excellent though not as top-tier as headphones costing more than $400 from Sony, Bose and Apple. The Verge said the headphones offer spatial audio and active noise cancellation along with the distinctive design, but noted omissions: no multipoint pairing, and a 3.5mm analog port that works only when the headphones are charged. [ 2 , 3 ]
Separately, IGN reported that the Beats Studio Pro, made by Apple-owned Beats, dropped to $119 at Amazon and Walmart with free shipping, which it called “the lowest price ever” and a 60 percent discount from the $300 list price. IGN said the headphones offer active noise cancellation, spatial audio with head tracking, Transparency mode and up to 40 hours of playback in wireless Bluetooth mode. The outlet later updated its post to say the black model had already gone back up in price, leaving the white version at $119. [ 1 ]
The three reports came from outlets whose technology desks run regular sale coverage, each naming a product, a price and the retailer selling it. No outlet gave a location for the sale, and none reported the number of units available at the discounted prices. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
Почему это важно
The reports are Prime Day commerce coverage from technology outlets, aimed at readers shopping for discounted headphones rather than at the wider economy. Two of the three outlets point to the same discounted model at the same price, giving shoppers a consistent reference point, while the third notes that the cheapest stock sold out quickly — a reminder that sale inventory and prices can move within hours.
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- Wired and The Verge both reported that the Nothing Headphone (1) is on sale for $189 at Amazon during Prime Day. [ 2 , 3 ]
- Wired described the Nothing Headphone (1) discount as $110 off, while The Verge said the headphones' usual price drifts between $240 and $299. [ 2 , 3 ]
- Wired said the Nothing Headphone (1), launched in 2025, is the brand's first over-ear headphone and has physical on-ear controls. [ 2 ]
- IGN reported that the Beats Studio Pro dropped to $119 at Amazon and Walmart, 60 percent off a $300 list price. [ 1 ]
- IGN updated its post to say the black Beats Studio Pro had gone back up in price, with the white version remaining at $119. [ 1 ]
- The Verge said the Nothing Headphone (1) lacks multipoint pairing and that its 3.5mm analog port works only when the headphones are charged. [ 3 ]
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- Whether the Beats Studio Pro offer is still available at $119. Only IGN reported the price, and it updated that the black model had gone back up in price, leaving white at $119.
- The Nothing Headphone (1)'s regular price. Wired described the discount as $110 off, implying a list price near $299, while The Verge said the price drifts between $240 and $299; the two outlets do not state the same figure.
- Where the sale is taking place beyond Amazon and Walmart. The documents name the retailers but give no location; the coverage describes an online sale.