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Wireless Over-Ear Headphones Roundup
Wireless headphones remove the restriction of wires in your listening experience. They are more comfortable for longer periods of time, and some fold up into a compact shape to be stored away when not when not in use.
Sony's WH-1000XM5s are an excellent pair of Bluetooth headphones that tick all the boxes, with top-of-the-line audio quality, noise cancellation, a sleek design and premium comfort. They even support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
There are a variety of options for those who want large, full-size, wireless headphones that fit over your ears, and are connected to a headband via the headband to block out and amplify sound. In our list of the best Bluetooth over-ear headphones, you'll find UC certified headsets that can be used with communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams. You'll also find premium models from Sony, Sennheiser and Bose, which are as luxurious as well as durable.
One of our favorites is the Sony WH1000XM5 pair which improve on their multi-award-winning predecessor by offering slimmer styling and refined noise cancellation. They also provide 37 hours of playback time on a single charge and can be charged quickly to give you an extra 8 hours of playtime in only 15 minutes. They provide a balanced and enjoyable sound and support the lossless Sony LDAC high-res codec to stream music in stunning HD.
They feature luscious, glistening highs and distinctive mids and bass. You can alter the audio quality of the headphones using their mobile app to suit your preferences. For example you can increase the emphasis on the bass or the treble. In our tests, they were extremely accurate and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds sounded in great detail.
Another of our top-rated over-ear Bluetooth headphones is the Logitech G HUB Wireless Headphones, which have an excellently balanced sound out of the box and offer clear audio. They're loaded with of bass to emphasize the sound effects and game audio and their sound is very consistent. They're compatible with Logitech's HUB software which has a graphic EQ and presets so you can adjust the sound to suit your preferences.
If you're willing to invest more, the high-end Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are among our top picks of the best over ear headphones Bluetooth over ear headphones. The Sonys are a bit less expensive but they sound better and look better. They feature a tough aluminum casing that has lambskin leather earcups filled with memory foam. They're comfortable to wear and are compatible with the aptX adaptive and SBC audio codecs, which let you listen to high-quality music wirelessly. They're beautifully made, too and feature a stylish, understated design that suits any taste.
Noise Cancellation
If you're looking to hush the world and Over the ear apple headphones completely immerse yourself in your podcasts or music Noise cancellation is an essential feature. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation capabilities generally have ear cups that are squeaky clean over your ears. This helps you to focus on the audio and block out any ambient noise. Active noise cancellation (ANC) which is used by most over the ear apple headphones-ear headphones to reduce ambient noise, works by listening to your surroundings and then creating an opposing sound to cancel the sound. They aren't able to make your surroundings peaceful however they can reduce the sound of train engines and other ambient noises.
ANC typically utilizes tiny microphones to look for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the original audio that you're listening to. The small differences between two sounds are then used to create a sound identical and opposite. This is then fed into your ear cups, effectively drowning the ambient noise. Apps or hardware controls that are specifically designed for this purpose can be used to alter the best noise cancelling headsets. This lets you select a certain level of noise cancellation that's appropriate for the situation you're in.
Most of the headphones we test come with a range of other features that go beyond the ability to control ANC. Many pairs have a microphone for hands-free calling and can be used with voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Some come with built-in speakers for audio streaming.
Noise cancellation has significantly improved in the last few years. For instance, Focal has thrown itself into the top wireless ANC headphones market with its Bathys that we love for their superb design, comfort and dazzling sound quality. They're able to cut down background noise by as much as 30dB. You can control the ANC levels from an app and set three 'favorite settings that can be switched using a physical button on the left ear cup.
While the quality of sound of a pair is an important aspect noise cancellation should be at the top of your list when looking for a new pair of headphones. The most well-known ANC headphones are costly, but they're worth it because of their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those with a smaller budget Sony WF-1000XM5s are our top pick because they provide excellent noise cancellation and great audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
Wireless headphones are designed to last for as long as they possibly. This is because they consume both their own battery and that of the audio device playing music. Therefore, it's crucial to select headphones with enough storage in case you're running out of juice or power. Many manufacturers offer headphone models that have a large amount of storage. Some even incorporate solar charging, which allows them to be charged automatically even when you are not listening to them.
Over-ear headphones are usually larger and can cover more of your ears. This allows them to have larger batteries that allow for longer playtimes as well as more advanced features. They also tend to offer better noise cancellation as their bigger size helps create a more effective seal against the environment.
The premium brand Bang & Olufsen makes some of the top over-ear headphones around, with its flagship H95 wireless headphones offering a soaring listening experience. With a premium design with aluminum detailing and Nappa leather they're the best choice for an audiophile who would like to listen in peace for hours at a time.
Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro headphones are more affordable and come with a battery life of 65 hours with ANC and 50 hours with it. This is a much better battery life than other headphones, and is a testament to the headphones' remarkable construction quality. They are comfortable fit with a sturdy headband.
Another budget-friendly option is the Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones, which can be used for up to 44 hours with ANC activated and have an active noise cancellation system that's incredibly efficient in blocking out ambient sounds. The sound quality is good with a V-shaped profile that delivers plenty of bass and brightens the instruments and vocals.
The Sony WF1000XM5 wireless headphones aren't cheap, but at less than $100, they provide excellent isolation and ear tips made of foam and noise cancellation that's solid, if it isn't the most technologically advanced on this list. The headphones also come with Bluetooth 5.3 and the most recent LDAC codec, which allows for high-resolution audio. They can be charged with the cord included, or via USB.
Portability
The amount of space that headphones take up when folded down into their smallest form is an important factor to their portability. The smaller the fold-down size the easier it can fit them into bags or backpacks to carry around without worrying about them getting in the way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that will suit every day use the Audio-Technica ATH M50xBT is a great option. They're light, fold down neatly, and offer an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They support multi-devices pairing and have an excellent microphone for phone calls.
If you're planning to use your headphones for calls that are hands-free the Audio-Technica ATHS200BT are a better choice since they are more comfortable and offer an impressive 50 hours of playback. They also have a retractable cable for use with wires, and come with a sturdy hard case.
The Sony WF-C700N is a five-star performer that is the top pick of What Hi-Fi?'s staff, and the JBL Live Pro 2 are two other top-rated wireless over-ear headphones. Both headphones are priced around $100 / PS100 / AU$150 and feature active noise cancellation, but they're not quite as well-made as some of our higher-end selections.
Focal Bathys wireless headphones are a more premium option that offers excellent sound quality for a reasonable price. The Focal Bathys Wireless come with a V shaped sound profile with lots of bass that complements EDM, rock and hip-hop. The sound of vocals as well as instruments are bright and you can adjust the volume to suit your preferences with the graphic EQ available in their companion app. They also support aptX Adaptive codec for high-res streaming and have an optional USB-DAC mode to listen on wires.
Take a look at the Sony WH1000XM5, which is not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. They're not cheap, but they have an amazing battery life and great noise cancelling that will allow you to listen for long durations without worrying about needing to recharge or run out of power.
Wireless headphones remove the restriction of wires in your listening experience. They are more comfortable for longer periods of time, and some fold up into a compact shape to be stored away when not when not in use.
Sony's WH-1000XM5s are an excellent pair of Bluetooth headphones that tick all the boxes, with top-of-the-line audio quality, noise cancellation, a sleek design and premium comfort. They even support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
There are a variety of options for those who want large, full-size, wireless headphones that fit over your ears, and are connected to a headband via the headband to block out and amplify sound. In our list of the best Bluetooth over-ear headphones, you'll find UC certified headsets that can be used with communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams. You'll also find premium models from Sony, Sennheiser and Bose, which are as luxurious as well as durable.
One of our favorites is the Sony WH1000XM5 pair which improve on their multi-award-winning predecessor by offering slimmer styling and refined noise cancellation. They also provide 37 hours of playback time on a single charge and can be charged quickly to give you an extra 8 hours of playtime in only 15 minutes. They provide a balanced and enjoyable sound and support the lossless Sony LDAC high-res codec to stream music in stunning HD.
They feature luscious, glistening highs and distinctive mids and bass. You can alter the audio quality of the headphones using their mobile app to suit your preferences. For example you can increase the emphasis on the bass or the treble. In our tests, they were extremely accurate and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds sounded in great detail.
Another of our top-rated over-ear Bluetooth headphones is the Logitech G HUB Wireless Headphones, which have an excellently balanced sound out of the box and offer clear audio. They're loaded with of bass to emphasize the sound effects and game audio and their sound is very consistent. They're compatible with Logitech's HUB software which has a graphic EQ and presets so you can adjust the sound to suit your preferences.
If you're willing to invest more, the high-end Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are among our top picks of the best over ear headphones Bluetooth over ear headphones. The Sonys are a bit less expensive but they sound better and look better. They feature a tough aluminum casing that has lambskin leather earcups filled with memory foam. They're comfortable to wear and are compatible with the aptX adaptive and SBC audio codecs, which let you listen to high-quality music wirelessly. They're beautifully made, too and feature a stylish, understated design that suits any taste.
Noise Cancellation
If you're looking to hush the world and Over the ear apple headphones completely immerse yourself in your podcasts or music Noise cancellation is an essential feature. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation capabilities generally have ear cups that are squeaky clean over your ears. This helps you to focus on the audio and block out any ambient noise. Active noise cancellation (ANC) which is used by most over the ear apple headphones-ear headphones to reduce ambient noise, works by listening to your surroundings and then creating an opposing sound to cancel the sound. They aren't able to make your surroundings peaceful however they can reduce the sound of train engines and other ambient noises.
ANC typically utilizes tiny microphones to look for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the original audio that you're listening to. The small differences between two sounds are then used to create a sound identical and opposite. This is then fed into your ear cups, effectively drowning the ambient noise. Apps or hardware controls that are specifically designed for this purpose can be used to alter the best noise cancelling headsets. This lets you select a certain level of noise cancellation that's appropriate for the situation you're in.
Most of the headphones we test come with a range of other features that go beyond the ability to control ANC. Many pairs have a microphone for hands-free calling and can be used with voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Some come with built-in speakers for audio streaming.
Noise cancellation has significantly improved in the last few years. For instance, Focal has thrown itself into the top wireless ANC headphones market with its Bathys that we love for their superb design, comfort and dazzling sound quality. They're able to cut down background noise by as much as 30dB. You can control the ANC levels from an app and set three 'favorite settings that can be switched using a physical button on the left ear cup.
While the quality of sound of a pair is an important aspect noise cancellation should be at the top of your list when looking for a new pair of headphones. The most well-known ANC headphones are costly, but they're worth it because of their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those with a smaller budget Sony WF-1000XM5s are our top pick because they provide excellent noise cancellation and great audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
Wireless headphones are designed to last for as long as they possibly. This is because they consume both their own battery and that of the audio device playing music. Therefore, it's crucial to select headphones with enough storage in case you're running out of juice or power. Many manufacturers offer headphone models that have a large amount of storage. Some even incorporate solar charging, which allows them to be charged automatically even when you are not listening to them.
Over-ear headphones are usually larger and can cover more of your ears. This allows them to have larger batteries that allow for longer playtimes as well as more advanced features. They also tend to offer better noise cancellation as their bigger size helps create a more effective seal against the environment.
The premium brand Bang & Olufsen makes some of the top over-ear headphones around, with its flagship H95 wireless headphones offering a soaring listening experience. With a premium design with aluminum detailing and Nappa leather they're the best choice for an audiophile who would like to listen in peace for hours at a time.
Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro headphones are more affordable and come with a battery life of 65 hours with ANC and 50 hours with it. This is a much better battery life than other headphones, and is a testament to the headphones' remarkable construction quality. They are comfortable fit with a sturdy headband.
Another budget-friendly option is the Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones, which can be used for up to 44 hours with ANC activated and have an active noise cancellation system that's incredibly efficient in blocking out ambient sounds. The sound quality is good with a V-shaped profile that delivers plenty of bass and brightens the instruments and vocals.
The Sony WF1000XM5 wireless headphones aren't cheap, but at less than $100, they provide excellent isolation and ear tips made of foam and noise cancellation that's solid, if it isn't the most technologically advanced on this list. The headphones also come with Bluetooth 5.3 and the most recent LDAC codec, which allows for high-resolution audio. They can be charged with the cord included, or via USB.
Portability
The amount of space that headphones take up when folded down into their smallest form is an important factor to their portability. The smaller the fold-down size the easier it can fit them into bags or backpacks to carry around without worrying about them getting in the way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that will suit every day use the Audio-Technica ATH M50xBT is a great option. They're light, fold down neatly, and offer an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They support multi-devices pairing and have an excellent microphone for phone calls.
If you're planning to use your headphones for calls that are hands-free the Audio-Technica ATHS200BT are a better choice since they are more comfortable and offer an impressive 50 hours of playback. They also have a retractable cable for use with wires, and come with a sturdy hard case.
The Sony WF-C700N is a five-star performer that is the top pick of What Hi-Fi?'s staff, and the JBL Live Pro 2 are two other top-rated wireless over-ear headphones. Both headphones are priced around $100 / PS100 / AU$150 and feature active noise cancellation, but they're not quite as well-made as some of our higher-end selections.
Focal Bathys wireless headphones are a more premium option that offers excellent sound quality for a reasonable price. The Focal Bathys Wireless come with a V shaped sound profile with lots of bass that complements EDM, rock and hip-hop. The sound of vocals as well as instruments are bright and you can adjust the volume to suit your preferences with the graphic EQ available in their companion app. They also support aptX Adaptive codec for high-res streaming and have an optional USB-DAC mode to listen on wires.
Take a look at the Sony WH1000XM5, which is not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. They're not cheap, but they have an amazing battery life and great noise cancelling that will allow you to listen for long durations without worrying about needing to recharge or run out of power.
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