Best Black Friday Wired headphones deals: save up to $350 off Sennheiser, Sony, Meze and more

This low-cost pair of earbuds are perfect if you need something to listen to on the go but don't have loads of money to spend. They're comfortable, positively tiny, and offer good sound for the price. There's an in-line remote control to play/pause and answer calls as well.

These were my first pair of audiophile headphones, and I still use them now. They're very light and comfortable, so I can wear them for hours, and their sound is super spacious and wide. They're not the bassiest, but they're a great way to get into more analytical listening.

These audiophile-oriented earbuds feature comfortable earhooks so they don't fall out when you get up and dance. They sound excellent, as you might expect, and the replaceable cable extends their life far beyond permanently attached options.

These little white earbuds wowed me when I tested them, thanks to their incredible sound and comfortable fit. They even have a DAC dongle in the box, so you don't need to buy one separately. The included leather storage pouch is a nice addition.

The 560s are a great option for audiophiles at the start of their journey. They are very comfortable and feature an open, airy sound that makes your music sound more immersive. You can replace the cable if it breaks as well. They do feel a little plastic-y, though.

These sumptuous wooden headphones offer a super warm listen, with some lovely comforting bass, though they're still detailed at higher frequencies too. The design is stunning — those walnut-covered earcups, the metal headband, and the self-adjusting strap all add up to a luxurious feeling pair of headphones.

The HD 505 are a lovely pair of wired headphones featuring a slightly warmer than usual open-backed sound signature. They retain their openness, however, and there's still loads of detail. I like the gold accents that bring a touch of class.

This is a pair of mixing headphones, perfect if you're going to be doing some DJing or music creation. That means they'll be more detail-oriented, and they might not be as bassy as some would hope. They're very sturdy, though, and will hold up to a lot of abuse.

These are the audiophile headphones. They're very detailed, not very bassy, and extremely open-sounding. They're also very light — get a glass of something strong, a comfortable chair, slip them on, and get listening. This is only $40 away from their lowest-ever price.

I'm currently testing these headphones, and I'm having a fantastic time. They're weighty, but still fairly comfortable. They excel in their dynamics and the placement of musicians in the soundscape, although they're very detailed as well. They're quite new, so this is a nice surprise of a discount.

These fairly expensive audiophile earbuds are going to sound epic. They're made out of metal for a premium feel, and come with loads of fitting options to make sure they're comfortable. The removable cable will mean they'll last longer than some other options — although the cable will cost a pretty penny, just like the buds.

This might look like a standard headphone dongle, but it packs in some great features. It'll take those hi-res tracks from the best streaming services and convert them better than your phone could ever hope to. More than just a 3.5mm adapter!

This is very similar to the model above, but comes with some audiophile-flavored extras. There's a balanced connector for compatible headphones, and a more powerful amp for thirstier headphones.