Sony's WH-CH720N headphones are at their best-ever price ahead of Amazon's Prime Day push.
As of June 12, Amazon is selling the WH-CH720N for $87.95, down from a $179.99 list price — a $92 discount. Sony markets these as its lightest wireless noise-cancelling headphones at 192 grams. They run on Sony's Integrated Processor V1 with Dual Noise Sensor Technology, offer an Ambient Sound Mode that adjusts to your environment, and claim 35 hours of battery life with a quick-charge feature that buys an hour of playback from a three-minute top-up.
At under $90, the WH-CH720N sits in a bracket that has historically belonged to budget cans with middling noise cancellation. Sony moving a mid-tier model this far down the price stack — even temporarily — puts pressure on rivals like Anker's Soundcore Q45 and JBL's Tune 770NC, which compete in the same range without the Sony brand or the V1 processor. For anyone who has been waiting for a credible noise-cancelling option without crossing the $100 threshold, the timing is hard to argue with.
Pre-Prime Day discounts have a habit of quietly expiring or reverting before the main event, so treat the window as short.