Sennheiser Prime Day deals sees up to 58% slashed off the cult audio brand's headphones

A stonking huge saving on Sennheiser's flagship pair of over-ear noise-cancelling headphones is one of our standout deals of the entire Prime Day sale so far. They treat you to a brilliantly detailed and crisp sonic performance and benefit from some of the best noise cancelling tech we've come across. Plus, with a huge 60 hours of battery life, you'll rarely need to reach for the charger. This is an all time low price on the Special Edition model (which would be our pick). Black or white are both available for AU$272.

These stunning earbuds have an enviable list of features including aptX Lossless and Auracast support, along with an impressive 30-hour battery life and superb call quality. As for their audio performance? It's tremendous. It's very much a balanced and neutral profile, which means each aspect of your favourite tunes gets the attention it deserves. In a product category not short of top contenders, the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds do an awful lot to make their mark.

Sennheiser's Accentum range of headphones promises to deliver the quality you expect from the brand but at more affordable prices. The Accentum Wireless are a testament to that, serving up a nicely balanced audio profile with plenty of detail. Noise cancellation and call quality is excellent and their 50-hour battery life is superb. They unfortuantely miss out on a carry case (the Accentum Plus has one) but this Special Edition model does come with a free Bluetooth adaptor to ensure you get the best possible quality when streaming from a Mac or PC.

These true wireless earbuds are ludicrously comfortable to wear for long periods, thanks to their ergonomic shape. They sound good, too, as you'd expect from a brand of Sennheiser's calibre, delivering an engaging, spacious presentation. We have to admit they're a tough sell at their original price, only because of fierce competition. Thanks to this Prime Day deal, however, they're much easier to recommend.

We may live in a world of wireless streaming convenience, but there's still much to be said of the benefits of wired headphones, especially audiophile-grade models such as the HD 505. Being an open-back design means they will leak sound, so these are best suited to home use, but the benefit is that you'll be treated to a wonderfully open and expansive soundstage. We also found them to be to be capable of uncovering extreme levels of detail in our Sennheiser HD 505 review, and quite dynamically talented, able to tackle a wide variety of genres and intensities without skipping a beat. They might not have quite the last word when it comes to bass output (the HD 600 are available to make up for that) but as an affordable pair of open headphones, they're tough to beat. Plus, we've noticed some extra coupon savings at the checkout, bringing their price down even further.