Even though Amazon’s October Prime Day has officially ended, a surprising number of price cuts remain active. Shoppers who missed the two-day flash can still snag bargains on a variety of gadgets, from audio gear to smartphones. Among the most notable survivors are items from the brand Nothing which continues to offer deep discounts on its earbuds, headphones, phones and even smartwatches. The following roundup highlights the exact discounts, the original prices, and why these deals still represent strong value in today’s market.
Audio discounts that keep the volume low and the price lower
The Nothing Ear (3a) noise-cancelling earbuds have dropped to $79 from a regular $99 a 20% reduction that matches the lowest price recorded since their summer launch. All four colour options – black, white, green and clear – are now sold at this rate. These buds feature active noise cancellation a transparency mode, and a battery life that comfortably exceeds five hours per charge, making them a compelling choice for commuters and home listeners alike.
In the same price tier, the Nothing Ear (a) wireless earbuds are available for $59 down from $79, while the Nothing Headphone (a) over-ear model is listed at $129 instead of $199. The open-ear variant, Nothing Ear (Open) is offered at $84 (regular $99), delivering a hands-free listening experience that keeps the ears open to ambient sounds. For those seeking true wireless freedom with a slightly larger form factor, the Nothing Ear (3) wireless earbuds are priced at $99 a $50 markdown from their standard $149 tag.
Nothing’s collaboration with the CMF line also brings savings: the CMF Buds 2a wireless earbuds are listed for $25 (normally $29), and the CMF Buds 2 in light orange or green sit at $29 each, down from $49. Even the CMF Headphone Pro models in light grey, dark grey, and light green are now $59 each, reduced from $79. These accessories maintain the brand’s signature translucent aesthetic while delivering solid sound quality at budget-friendly levels.
Smartphone and wearable offers that go beyond the usual cuts
The flagship Nothing Phone (3) is still on sale, with the 256GB black version available for $549 (regular $799) and the 512GB variant at $649 (regular $899). The white 256GB model mirrors the $549 price point. Meanwhile, the newer Nothing Phone (4a) Pro line shows price reductions across its range: the 12GB/256GB pink model now costs $509 instead of $599, and the 128GB silver and black versions are listed at $419 down from $499.
On the wearable front, the CMF Watch 3 Pro comes in four colourways – light grey, orange, light green and dark grey – each priced at $59 after a $20 markdown from its $79 list price. The watch offers a 1.43-inch display, GPS functionality and a battery that can stretch close to a month on a single charge, positioning it as a strong contender for users who want style without sacrificing endurance.
Other lingering tech bargains worth a second look
Beyond Nothing, several high-profile offers persist. Apple’s AirPods 3 are still listed at a 20% discount, and Google’s Pixel Watch 3 remains halved from its original price, making premium wearables more accessible. Sony’s XM5 headphones, praised for their crisp audio and up to 30 hours of battery life, continue to be a top recommendation for frequent travelers. Budget-friendly earbuds from brands like Bose and other flagship TV deals, including a Hisense Mini-LED model with Dolby Vision and Atmos, also remain discounted, providing a wide spectrum of options for shoppers targeting different price buckets.
These lingering discounts are time-sensitive and could vanish at any moment, so consumers interested in upgrading their audio, mobile or wearable arsenal should act promptly. By consolidating the remaining price cuts into one reference, shoppers can efficiently compare original retail values against the current offers, ensuring they capture the most value before the deals fade.
