Early Black Friday cuts hit Nothing, JLab and Sennheiser audio
A new roundup collects early Black Friday offers on noise-cancelling headphones and earbuds, with prices from £19. One pick, the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro, launched on September 28, 2026 and now gets its first discount.
Nothing's Headphone (1) and (1) Pro
The Headphone (1) Pro is the newest product in the list. The Headphone (1) was the company's inaugural model and launched on July 15, 2025. It is listed too.
The reviewer picks the newer pair without a doubt. The one exception is the case, which she finds bulky and plastic, closer to a style choice than to protection. Anyone who puts care of the gear first could still go for the originals, in her view. That is why she included them.
Headphones from £39 to £64
The CMF Headphone Pro are now £49, down from £79. The reviewer says she adored them in testing.
The JLab JBuds Lux ANC cost £39, down from £79. That saves another tenner. She calls them slightly older but teardrop-shaped, and says they look and sound pricier than the price suggests.
Anker's Soundcore Space One date from 2023. Her review called them a "bargain Beats alternative with ANC". At £64, down from £89, they sit at a new low price.
Earbuds from £19.99
JLab's Pop ANC are £19.99, down from £24.99. The Nothing Ear (3) are the company's flagship buds from just over a year ago. They should not be confused with the newer Ear (3a), which records calls.
The reviewer praised a "Super Mic" function and marked down only the audio quality for the money, a point she says matters less at a lower price. Her text does not make clear which of the two models she means.
Sennheiser's Accentum True Wireless arrived in May 2024 and are the oldest earbuds in the list. She calls them tiny and packed with features. The CMF Buds 2 are a cheap option with a dial for volume on the case.
How the roundup works
Each pick links to a full TechRadar review. Each also gets a deal rating and a note on how the price compares with the lowest seen: a new low, a match for the all-time best or just short of it. The author is TechRadar's Audio Editor, who has reviewed over 180 audio products since 2019.
Source: TechRadar