You can still save up to 70 percent on headphones from Bose and Sony today

"The second day of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days is here, providing you with an additional opportunity to save on a range of Verge-approved gadgets. We're continuing to highlight hundreds of our favorite deals - from cheap charging accessories and discounts on the latest Apple gear to an all-time low on the Google Pixel 9A - but that's just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak."

"The Galaxy Buds FE, which offer a pared-down experience compared to the step-up Buds 3 Pro, are matching their all-time low of $54.99 ($45 off) at Amazon. For the price, you get decent sound, a comfortable design, and noise cancellation that performs relatively well. They also offer around six hours of battery life with ANC enabled. That said, they lack several notable features, including wireless charging and multipoint support, and only carry an IPX2 rating. Read our review."

"The EarFun Air 2 NC, which were designed to make hybrid noise cancellation more affordable, are currently down to $41.51 (about $28 off) at Amazon, matching their previous Prime Day low. The wireless earbuds feature a six-mic array for crystal clear calls, support for multipoint Bluetooth connectivity, and up to nine hours of battery life. They also allow you to customize your listening experience via the EarFun app."

The second day of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days provides more chances to save on gadgets. Deals cover charging accessories, Apple gear, and the Google Pixel 9A. Noise-canceling headphones and earbuds from Apple, Beats, Bose, and Sony are discounted, and some retailers match Amazon pricing so Prime is not required. Galaxy Buds FE hit $54.99 with decent sound, comfortable design, ANC, and about six hours battery with ANC, but lack wireless charging, multipoint, and only have an IPX2 rating. EarFun Air 2 NC drop to $41.51, with a six-mic array, multipoint Bluetooth, up to nine hours battery, and app customization. Second-gen Echo Buds fall to $34.99 with ANC, hands-free Alexa, and about five hours battery.

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