Best cheap headphone deals: wireless, noise-cancelling and more

AKG N60NC wireless headphones £200 £107 at Amazon
2019 Award winners. "They are compact, convenient and affordable - in fact, they're one of the best wireless headphones we've heard at the money". That's what we said of these great cans on review – and that was at the asking price of £200.View Deal

Sony WH-CH700N wireless ANC £150 £89 at Amazon
Wireless playback via Bluetooth with NFC pairing, active noise cancelling and up to 35 hours of battery life, plus a ten minute charge will keep them going for an hour. In typical Sony style, they sound very decent too!View Deal

Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones £330 £259 at Sevenoaks
2019 Award winner. These superb Sonys may now have a successor in the form of the new WH-1000XM4, but these are still excellent buys – especially for their price, which is only getting lower.View Deal

Bose QuietComfort 35 II wireless £330 £225 at Peter Tyson
Prefer Bose? The Sonys above may sound a little superior, but if you're happy to sacrifice that last little bit of sonic ability in the name of added comfort and a much cheaper price, these Boses have to be serious contenders.View Deal

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 £350 £279 at Peter Tyson
A breakaway from the QuietComfort range, the 700s are the beginning of a more premium series. Both the acoustics and digital signal processing have been redesigned. Comfort and aesthetics are spot-on too and, sonically, they're great.View Deal

Libratone Q Adapt noise-cancelling £220 £82 at Amazon
Their clean, easy-going and smooth performance may not be the best on the market rhythmically (as we said in our review, when these headphones were £220), but we're big fans of their stylish, compact build and feature-full control app.View Deal

Bose SoundLink wireless headphones £229 £169 at Amazon
Bose has long been a player in the wireless headphone game, and these are one of their most affordable over-ear pairs. With NFC one-touch connectivity, a 15-hour battery life and a 4.5/5 user review rating, these cans are bargains waiting to be bagged.View Deal

Bose SoundSport Wireless £140 £113 at Sonic Direct
Looking for a great pair of wireless headphones for the gym or running? These Bose in-ears are an excellent option with brilliant sound quality and solid battery life. View Deal

Grado GW100 Wireless on-ears £200 £169 at Amazon
Grado's first pair of wireless headphones - and world's first pair of wireless open-back headphones. Very much Grado in both aesthetic and engineering design, the GW100s utilise the signature drivers found in the brand’s wired models. These five-star efforts are fantastic for the money.View Deal

Beats X wireless earbuds £110 £60 at John Lewis
Bluetooth earphones don’t get much easier to use than this, particularly for iPhone owners. Wireless performance is great, they’re an easy fit and the sound is decent.View Deal

Marshall Minor II Wireless Headphones £119 £80 at Amazon
The Marshall brand has branched-out from guitar amps to wireless speakers and headphones, and you can make a nice saving on the Minor II in-ears. 12 hours of playtime and a "2 minute charging time" are two of the stand out features.View Deal

Sony WF-SP700N true wireless buds £179 £79 at Amazon
A budget pair of Sony wireless earbuds that are aimed at sporty types, thanks to the waterproof and splashproof design, 3-hour battery life and Google Assistant voice control. Now £100 off.View Deal

Urbanista Paris true wireless buds £100 £69 at Amazon
Get a big saving on these noice-cancelling true wireless earbuds, which sport a generous 20 hour battery life (5 hours in the buds, plus 3 more charges from the case), IPX3 water-resistant design, voice control support via Siri and Google, and Qi wireless charging support.View Deal

Sony WF-1000XM3 true wireless earbuds £230 £169 at Amazon
A new benchmark for true wireless earbuds, the WF-1000XM3s combine effective active noise-cancelling with a real sense of musicality. Our favourite truly wireless earbuds, now well discounted.View Deal

Apple AirPods 2 (2019) £159 £119.97 at Laptops Direct
Technically and sonically better than before, the second generation AirPods offer unbeatable usability and decent sound quality. This model has the standard charging case.View Deal

Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay E8 headphones £275 £77 at Amazon
A very chic set of truly wireless buds from B&O. While they have been superseded by the 2.0 version (which offers Qi wireless charging support and a slightly longer battery life)  you still get two additional four-hour charges from the stylish leather case – not to mention a massive discount.View Deal

JBL Reflect Flow true wireless earbuds £130 £89 at Argos
In our five-star review we praised the Reflect Flow's detail, musicality and strong bass depth. They also deliver a solid fit and long battery life, perfect for those evening runs. Expect up to 10 hours per charge, with an extra 20 to be had from the charging case.
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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless £279 £170 at Amazon
Sennheiser's first true wireless earbuds are worth investigating. Battery life and sound quality are good and the £100 discount should come in handy.View Deal

Klipsch T5M Wired in-ears £70 £64 at Amazon
Our favourite budget in-ear headphones. Anyone looking to upgrade their in-ear headphones needs to audition these Klipschs – they’re seriously musical performers.

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Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 in-ears (iOS) £90 £57 at Amazon
Possessor of our 2017 Product of the Year Award, these wired in-ears continue the success of Sennheiser's seemingly ever-growing Momentum range with a comfortable fit, attractive design and a wonderfully clear and detailed performance.View Deal

AKG K92 over-ear headphones £50 £40 at Amazon
"AKG strikes gold with these great value headphones" is what we said when they were £50! Now they're reduced, these detailed, smooth and rhythmically sound over-ears are the best budget wired headphones currently available to buy.View Deal

Grado SR80e open-back over-ears £109 £84 at Richer Sounds
The SR80es are some of the best 'affordable audiophile' headphones around. They might look retro, but their performance is thoroughly modern. Just be aware that they're open-back so let a lot of sound in and out and are therefore better for home than on-the-go use.View Deal