The rarely discounted Nothing Headphone (a) just got a price cut you wouldn't want to miss

While most over-ear headphones blend together with nearly identical designs, Nothing's audio products are built to stand out. Take the Nothing Headphone (a): these are guaranteed to catch a few glances, plus they're a surprisingly affordable alternative to pricier models from Apple or Sony.

But if you act now, these over-ear Bluetooth headphones won't even cost you their full MSRP of around $200. Instead, Amazon is allowing you to grab them at 15% off, which brings them to roughly $170.

・Google's Pixel Buds Pro 2 are also on sale right now, making them a great alternative for those who prefer the in-ear design.

Grab the Nothing Headphone (a) are 15% off $30 off (15%) The Nothing Headphone (a) are now on sale at Amazon in all four color options. The headphones are down by 15%, making them a bit more affordable than usual. They stand out with solid battery life and a unique design. Get yours now and save. Buy at Amazon

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Normally, I wouldn't pay attention to a modest 15% discount. In this case, however, I think it's more than worth it because the headset has only been on sale once before today (and the previous deal wasn't noticeably better).

And honestly, these headphones punch way above their weight, not just for their quirky design. For instance, they feature remarkably solid ANC performance for the price. It filters out office chatter and most traffic noise, making your listening experience feel much more immersive.

As my colleague said in our Nothing Headphone (a) review, these puppies also sound great, particularly for fans of bass-heavy music. Out of the box, they deliver mostly clear and detailed audio, with a slight emphasis in the lower frequencies.

You also get an eight-band equalizer in the Nothing app, a standout feature considering many rival headphone apps settle for far fewer customization options.

Rounding things out is a battery that lasts up to 135 hours on a single charge with ANC off, which is crazy impressive. For example, the AirPods Max 2 cost a hefty $550 and only last between 25 and 30 hours when you turn off the noise cancelling features.

As you can see, the Heaphone (a) indeed delivers a lot for the price. If you agree, now's your chance to grab these headphones for 15% off with Amazon's latest offer.