Wired headphones are having a moment — here's the 9 best deals for Amazon Prime Day

These little earbuds bring the sound for cheap. This is the version with a 3.5mm headphone jack so you'll need a dongle for your smartphone, but you'll get an in-line microphone and controls for your trouble. That's a braided cable, and RitMoment says you'll get "crisp treble, warm mids and deep bass." What more could you want for less than a meal at Burger King?

This attractive pair of earbuds has a detachable cable, so you can swap it out should it get damaged. There are in-line controls as well — you don't need to pull your phone out to control your tunes. Dual drivers mean that they're going to sound pretty good too, with each driver focusing on different sounds in your music. Those earhook-esque wires are the cherry on top, keeping them secure in your ears.

This is the first pair of buds on the list with a native USB-C plug — that means no dongle. The Apple EarPods have control buttons on their cable as well so you can easily skip tracks and change the volume. They sound much better than the EarPods of old as well, with clear mids and detailed highs. This is a a great Prime Day deal for Apple fans.

These little buds have served me well for a long time. They're a well-priced pair of buds that have crept up in price as more and more people have realized their audio brilliance. They're incredibly well detailed and feature some surprisingly dynamic bass. The cable is removable for easy replacement and the metal outers make them feel more premium than their price would suggest.

This is the stepped-up version of the KZ buds above. They've got multiple drivers again for some well-separated sound, and a similar (but more premium) metal and resin design. The cable, which doubles as an earhook, can be replaced as well should it get broken. They're a bit more expensive, but you get some wonderful sound in return.

This light and comfortable pair of Sennheiser headphones offers a closed-back design, so you're in for a bassier time. The soundstage is slightly more restricted, but the sound is detailed and impressive. The cable is replaceable in case you pull on it too hard. You can change out the earpads as well.

This pair of Audio-Technica mixing headphones are the perfect starter set for a budding DJ or musician. They're very light, and they fold flat to more easily stay around your neck should you take them off to rile up the crowd. Sound is more analytical, so that you can hear every detail of what you're mixing. A replaceable cable makes sure they'll last.

Meet the beige heroes from Germany. The HD 599 are a staple in audiophiledom, offering incredible, open sound for a price that doesn't break the bank. They're light, comfortable, and have the widest soundstage of any pair of headphones around this price. I've had my pair for as long as I can remember, and I still use them now. Just remember that their open-back design means that not only do you hear everything around you, but those nearby will hear your music too.

Now we're in proper audiophile territory. The Sennheiser HD 650 bring some of the best, most detailed sound to the table, along with a soundstage that completely upstages everything you might compare them to. They're light and comfortable, although their open-back design lets as much sound out as it does in. These are headphones for the living room rather than the train.