The Best Sony Wireless Earbuds We've Tested Are on Sale for $102 Off for Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend is practically here, and the sales are already piling in. Plenty of retailers have kicked off their Memorial Day sales, including many people's online shopping go-to, Amazon. We spotted a deep discount on our favorite Sony wireless earbuds on Amazon. The Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds are currently just $198. This is a discount of 34%, and saves you $102. The discount applies to all color options too, so you can pick which one you like best.
The Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds sit at the top of CNET's list of the best wireless earbuds for 2025. They offer true noise cancellation, so you can focus on your favorite audio. They're equipped with an AI algorithm that blocks out distractions whenever you're making phone calls, so you won't miss calls from loved ones or colleagues when you're on the go. Need to take these earbuds on a long trip? Their battery lasts 8 hours on a single charge, and up to 24 when you take your charging case with you.
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These earbuds are equipped with Bluetooth for easy pairing, but they also work with Alexa for added voice control options. Even better, they're made with recyclable materials, so you can be confident that you're making a more environmentally-friendly purchase than some alternatives.
Why this deal matters
These Sony earbuds offer premium features and normally come with a premium price tag to match. We haven't seen these earbuds drop down to this price since the holiday season last year. They were discounted a little during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, but not all the way down to this low price. This Memorial Day deal can end at any time, so don't wait too long if you're interested in saving over $100 on these Sony earbuds.
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