The best student deals on hi-fi, TVs and headphones

A black pair of Sony WF-C500 wireless earbuds in their carry case on a rug.
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Students are rarely flush with cash, so they'll welcome any discounts with open arms. Well students, prepare to open your arms wider than ever, as we've got discounts on all manner of awesome AV kit.

From wireless headphones to excellent OLED TVs, you could save hundreds of pounds on, ahem, necessities. Be it Bluetooth speakers, headphones, streaming services or even multi-room systems for the home, there's big money off.

Let's see the best student deals available.

Best student deals on hi-fi and TVs

Up to 25% off Samsung QLED and OLED TVs

Up to 25% off Samsung QLED and OLED TVs
There's up to a quarter off Samsung's excellent QLED and OLED TVs, which always fare well in our reviews. There's also a free Samsung tablet bundled with certain TVs.

6 months' free Amazon Prime

6 months' free Amazon Prime
This student tier gives you access to Prime Video and Amazon Music, letting you stream all manner of shows, films and music to your devices. You also get free delivery on lots of items from Amazon. And it's not just for students – anyone aged 18-22 is eligible. Free for six months, then £4.49 a month (half the price of proper Prime).

Apple Music student subscription

Apple Music student subscription
Not only does this deal give you a month of Apple Music free of charge, it only costs £5.99 a month instead of the usual £10.99, and it gives you free access to Apple TV+. Now that's a deal.

20% off Sony noise-cancelling headphones

20% off Sony noise-cancelling headphones
Sony's ANC headphones are some of the best around – witness the over-ear WH-1000XM5 and the WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds – so 20 per cent off is very welcome. But be minded, they are often discounted elsewhere, so you might find them cheaper – check our list of best Sony headphone deals before you buy.

Sky Stream and Netflix for £21 a month

Sky Stream and Netflix for £21 a month
Student homes often can't bolt a satellite dish onto the side, but Sky Stream negates that by bringing you Sky TV over the internet. It usually costs £26 a month, but this deal slashes that by a fiver every month. You will need to sign up for 24 months, however, so factor that in. Or you can sign up for nine months and pay £24 a month – still a significant saving.

15% off Sony TVs

15% off Sony TVs
In terms of motion, Sony's TVs are unparalleled. So if you watch a lot of sport or fast-moving action films, this could be the deal for you. Again, you might find its TVs more heavily discounted at other retailers, so shop around. Our list of the best Sony TVs includes the best deals on each.

20% off all JBL productsRead our JBL Charge 5 review
And our JBL Flip 6 review

20% off all JBL products
JBL makes some of the best portable Bluetooth speakers around, like the Charge 5 (pictured) and Flip 6. And now there's 20 per cent off the lot, including the brand's headphones too. Perfect for those barbecues in the early days of halls.
Read our JBL Charge 5 review
And our
JBL Flip 6 review

15% off Sonos productsRead our Sonos multi-room review

15% off Sonos products
For most people, Sonos is the best multi-room system around – its speakers are sleek, great-sounding, and rarely discounted. But that all changes with 15 per cent off. Its range now includes soundbars and subwoofers, and they all connect wirelessly for a whole-house system.
Read our Sonos multi-room review

Up to 50% off Sennheiser wireless headphones

Up to 50% off Sennheiser wireless headphones
Sennheiser's wireless headphones are always worth a listen, especially the Momentum 4 Wireless, which boast an astonishing 60-hour battery life. And you're more serious about sound, there's also up to 40 per cent off Sennheiser audiophile headphones, plus a more general 40 per cent off which includes home cinema devices like soundbars.

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Joe Svetlik

Joe has been writing about tech for 17 years, first on staff at T3 magazine, then in a freelance capacity for Stuff, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, Men's Health, GQ, The Mirror, Trusted Reviews, TechRadar and many more (including What Hi-Fi?). His specialities include all things mobile, headphones and speakers that he can't justifying spending money on.