Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 headphones are among the best we've tried and 27% off for Prime Day

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published 11 July 2023

We love the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 headphones, having awarded them five-stars in our extensive review last year. Now you can find out why because Amazon has slashed a massive £220 / $224 off the price as part of its Prime Day deals.

Yep, the superb true wireless B&O H95 over-ears are now just £569 in the UK, $674.99 in the US - a saving of up to 27% for Prime members.

Why choose the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 headphones?

As we've said above, the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 headphones are truly five-star and about as premium as you can get in the true wireless category.

Adaptive noise cancellation tech is on board that blocks out ambient sounds, but without affecting the audio signature. While each ear sports a 40mm custom Titanium driver with a neodymium magnet. This provides both excellent mid- and high-frequencies, without muddying the bass.

Multiple microphones also support voice calling, to ensure you can have clean, crisp conversations while still wearing the headphones. And, the build quality is luxurious, with lambskin leather and memory foam both ensuring each cup looks as good as it feels.

There are multiple colour and finish options available, including anthracite black, chestnut, navy and gold tone.

It's worth noting. that you need to be a member of Amazon Prime to take advantage of all the deals across Prime Day, this included. It is free to sign up for though, if you are a new subscriber. You can then cancel again at any time.

The Amazon Prime Day sales run until the end of play on 12 July 2023 - that's when this great Bang & Olufsen offer will also finish.

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