Best headphone and earbud deals at Woot as of July 18, 2025:
If you’re trying to find a good post-Prime Day deal on headphones or earbuds, you might want to check out what Woot has to offer right now. If the deals seem almost too good to be true, don’t worry — Woot is an Amazon company. You can even log in with your Amazon account, and Prime members get free shipping on their orders. The only catch is that Woot’s deals are extremely limited and sell out fast, so we’re tracking the best discounts available right now.
Here are the best headphone and earbud deals at Woot as of Friday, July 18, 2025.
Best headphone deal
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Right now, you can get a new pair of JBL Live 460NC wireless headphones at Woot for just $44.95. With an MSRP of $149.95, that’s a 70% discount, saving you $105. In addition to the great price, these headphones come with a 1-year manufacturer warranty from JBL.
These headphones feature adaptive noise cancellation with Ambient Aware technology to let you hear your surroundings (when you want to) and a TalkThru feature that lowers music and amplifies speech so you can chat without taking them off. You get up to 50 hours of playtime (40 hours with ANC on), and a quick 10-minute charge gives you an extra four hours of listening time.
They’re also equipped with 40mm drivers for JBL’s Signature Sound and have built-in Google and Amazon Alexa for hands-free calls and music control.
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Best earbud deal
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If you’d rather have a pair of earbuds, Woot also has the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE on sale for $46.99. Again, this is the lowest price you’ll find these buds for right now (not even Amazon is matching this deal).
These buds feature active noise cancellation and an auto-switch function, allowing you to easily switch between Galaxy devices. The sound itself is also pretty impressive.
Mashable Deals
“Not only is the sound quality of the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE robust, crisp, and surprisingly bass-heavy, these tiny earbuds almost rivaled the sound quality of my beloved Bose QuietComfort 45s — something no earbud has ever done before,” Mashable’s RJ Andersen wrote in his review. “From podcasts to EDM, hip-hop, Top 40, and classical, the sound quality blew my AirPods Pro out of the water, so much so that I haven’t reached for my AirPods at all since that first day.”
The coolest feature, though, might be the Interpreter feature that offers real-time translation through your earbuds.
