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Spoot: Spotted Early keeps wireless earbuds in one place: 2 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Prime Day's cheap seat: six things under $25 that don't suck” and “Nothing Ear 1 dips to a whisper while October deals circle the drain”. You could spend a Prime Day budget on one big thing, or you could let six smaller ones burrow into your life for under $25 total. October deals are circling the drain, and Nothing's first over-ear headphones are whispering from the discount bin. Spoot: Spotted Early New things, caught while they're still new and a little weird. Spoot finds fresh gadgets, clever inventions, crowdfunding campaigns,… The list below is every wireless earbuds story on Spoot: Spotted Early, newest first.
Prime Day's cheap seat: six things under $25 that don't suck
You could spend a Prime Day budget on one big thing, or you could let six smaller ones burrow into your life for under $25 total. This roundup sniffs out the deals that actually deliver: JLab Go Air Pop earbuds with a charging case that doubles as a plug, an Anker 45W charger that shows you its power flow like a tiny dashboard, and a LifeStraw that filters microplastics from whatever questionable water you find. The Best Picture winner *Everything Everywhere All At Once* on 4K Blu-ray for twelve bucks? That's the kind of chaos we can get behind. Fewer picks this year because everything costs more, which stinks, but the ones here earn their spot. If you're hunting bigger prey, our robot vacuum roundup shows how Prime Day scrubs prices there too.
Nothing Ear 1 dips to a whisper while October deals circle the drain
October deals are circling the drain, and Nothing's first over-ear headphones are whispering from the discount bin. The Nothing Ear 1, sorry, *Headphone 1*, drops to $189 at Amazon, which is $110 off a $299 launch price that always felt a little ambitious for a first-gen product. But that retro transparent design? Still gets me. Active noise cancellation, spatial audio with head tracking, plush pads, and a paddle button that lets you flick through tracks without fishing for your phone. It's a lot of personality for under two bills. The question, as always with Nothing: does the polish match the panache? At this price, the answer gets easier. Also worth a peek at our "Prime Day's cheap seat" roundup if you're hunting for deals that don't demand a Prime subscription.