Amazon’s Great Freedom Sale 2026 cuts prices on premium and budget true wireless earbuds

Amazon’s Great Freedom Sale 2026 in India features significant discounts on a wide range of true wireless stereo earbuds, from premium noise-cancelling models to budget-friendly options, with additional savings through coupons and bank offers.

Amazon’s Great Freedom Sale 2026, which opened in India on August 7, has put a broad set of true wireless stereo earbuds on discount, with prices cut across premium noise-cancelling models and more affordable everyday options. Gadgets 360 reported that the sale spans brands including Bose, Sennheiser, Marshall, Sony, Samsung, Realme, OnePlus, JBL, Noise and Boat, with some listings offering extra coupon or bank savings that can reduce the final bill further.

At the top end of the range, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra has dropped to ₹19,990 from ₹25,999. The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro is listed at an effective ₹19,499, down from ₹29,999, while the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 is priced at ₹18,990 against ₹29,990, with an additional coupon bringing the effective cost to ₹17,240. Sony’s WF-1000XM5 is available for ₹16,689 after a coupon, compared with a listed price of ₹29,990. Marshall’s Motif II ANC has also been reduced, to ₹16,999 from ₹20,000.

The sale is not confined to premium audio. Gadgets 360’s price round-up shows Noise Master Buds 2 at ₹7,999, down from ₹9,999, and Realme Buds Air 8 Pro at ₹6,799, reduced from ₹8,999. OnePlus Buds 4 has fallen to an effective ₹5,599 from ₹6,499, while the JBL Tune Beam 2 is listed at ₹4,699, sharply below its ₹11,999 tag.

Among the largest percentage cuts, Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Core has fallen to ₹2,999 from ₹9,999. The Boat Nirvana Zenith Pro is listed at ₹2,799, down from ₹14,990. As with most sale events, final pricing can vary depending on coupon availability and bank offers, so shoppers are being advised to verify the listing before checking out.

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