Argos has slashed the price of Sony’s WH-CH520 wireless on-ear headphones to £29.99, with further savings available through cashback offers and favourable reviews highlighting its value as an everyday listening accessory.
Argos is selling the Sony WH-CH520 wireless on-ear headphones for £29.99, down from £34.99, with five colour options listed on the retailer’s product page. The deal covers black, white, blue, yellow and pink, and the headphones support Bluetooth 5.2, multipoint pairing for two devices and Sony’s Headphones Connect app. According to Argos, the model is designed for everyday listening and calls.
The price can be pushed lower through TopCashback’s new-member offer. Shoppers who sign up and spend more than £15 can receive a £15 bonus, which brings the effective cost down to about £14.72 for new TopCashback users who are also new Argos customers, or £14.87 for new TopCashback users who already have an Argos account. Click and collect is free if stock is available locally, while standard delivery starts at £4.95.
The WH-CH520 has also drawn favourable attention from audio reviewers. Tom’s Guide praised its sound quality, comfort and battery life, while What Hi-Fi? highlighted Bluetooth 5.2, SBC and AAC codec support, multipoint connectivity and app-based sound adjustment, but noted the lack of active noise cancellation. SoundGuys likewise pointed to its value for money, and B&H Photo says the battery can last up to 50 hours, with a quick charge delivering useful play time.
Argos customers appear broadly satisfied. The headphones currently hold a 4.7-star rating on the retailer’s website, with several buyers praising the battery life, comfort and easy pairing. One reviewer said they were “better than expected”, although another felt the sound quality was weaker than rival Bose models. That mixed response suggests the Sony set is strongest as a budget-friendly, long-lasting everyday option rather than a premium listening product.
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