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Best Over the Ear Headphones
Wireless headphones allow you to listen to podcasts or music anywhere, without the need to run an audio wire to your device. These headphones are great for use in public transport, at the office or at home.
Wireless over-ear headphones are available in a variety and noise cancellation capabilities. They typically come with a sleek storage case.
Soundcore Life Q30
These earphones are an important improvement over the Soundcore Life 2 of late-2018. They look better and feel more durable and have a more polished appearance. The hinges are stronger, and the soft cups are a bit larger. They are still largely made of plastic, however they're more polished. You can also swap out the 3.5mm cable for a high-quality USB-C version so that you can connect them to portable Hi-Fi systems as well as stationary Hi-Res players. They also come with dual built-in microphones, which are great in our tests for FaceTime, Skype, and Microsoft Teams calls.
The Soundcore app comes with a broad variety of EQ presets that can be saved and adjusted to play podcasts and music in the way you like. The Soundcore app is easy to use and sets these headphones apart.
The Q30's 40mm speakers effectively block out nearly all ambient noise when ANC is turned on. This results in an extremely enjoyable listening experience. They have a natural sounding signature that is a bit on the treble side, which some may find lacking in bass response (we had better results using the Bass Booster equalizer). But, you can solve this issue using the Soundcore application, as there's an eight-band equalizer that can help you tweak.
The left ear cup has an power button, a pairing button, and USB-C charging port. The right ear cup has play/pause, volume up/down buttons. Double-clicking on these controls allows you to skip tracks or repeat previous ones. They also support an option to speak to them, so you can request to change the mode or set an alarm. You can also cover the right earcup by using your hands to activate ambient modes, so that you can hear everything around you without removing the headphones.
The battery life of these headphones is great as well. The Q30 lasted an hour longer in our tests when ANC was on than its competitors. This gives you plenty of time for Edge Headphones long flights or an office day. The USB-C cable included allows you to quickly recharge the batteries. You'll also receive an alert when the battery is about to run out.
Focal Bathys Wireless
Focal's Bathys Wireless is a pair of high-quality over-ear Bluetooth headphones that offers both active noise cancellation and Bluetooth playback. They're designed to be an elite high-end headphones that are great for listening to podcasts and music on the go but also sound amazing when used for home use by audiophiles too. The headphones are a little higher priced than comparable headphones, but their outstanding sound quality is the reason they stand out.
The Focal Bathys are packaged in a compact, slim and attractive white fabric-finished retail box that contains all the accessories you'll need in. The package also includes a fold-flat carrying case for the headphones as well as a USB-C to USB C cable, 1.2mmSE cable and an audio converter.
They're powered by a decent 600mAh battery that can take you through a whole day of listening, and include an audio input that can be wired for use. When connected wirelessly, they're paired via Bluetooth and you'll be able to control their functions using an app (now called Focal & Naim likely in the same vein as their English sister brand Naim's network-aware audio products) or using the button that's on the left ear cup that scrolls between ANC profiles such as'silent','soft' transparent', and 'full'.
The app allows you to alter various settings, including the brightness of the LED and EQ presets, including a "music profile' that is brighter and more neutral than the other ones and their battery duration. It also lets you to choose the ANC mode and its level, and also set an 'acoustic' setting which adjusts the sensitivity of your music to simulate what it will sound like if it were placed in a space with different acoustics.
The Focal Bathys have a bass-rich profile that adds additional warmth and punch to your favorite tracks. This means that instruments and vocals are pushed back in the mix and can sound dull, while other details such as cymbals sound somewhat less prominent than you might expect on some other headphones. The Edge Headphones are also less effective in active noise cancellation, compared to other over-ears that have more advanced technology, like the Sony WH1000XM5 and Apple AirPods Max.
Sony WH-1000XM5
Sony has a fine reputation for its headphones and the WH-1000XM5 is no exception. It is at the top of the over-ear headphone market, which is a mainstream market and borders the 'luxury' lifestyle area in which brands like Apple, Montblanc, Bang & Olufsen and Montblanc are located. This means that the XM5s have a premium cost, but if you can afford it, there are more superior wireless headphnes over-ear headphones on the market.
The XM5s come with features to help listeners and, in a few instances, automate tasks they'd otherwise have to deal with manually. Sony's DSEE Extreme engine (which upscales compressed music to near hi-res) is also included as well as support for Bluetooth's LDAC technology. This lets high-quality audio be streamed at bitrates which are higher than Bluetooth. It also has a built-in microphone for making calls hands-free.
The XM5 headphones aren't any different from the previous generation of headphones from WH in regards to noise cancellation. They're among the top-performing headphones to block out the constant drones heard in underground and train carriages. The XM5s are also excellent at isolating the listener from the hum of airports and busy streets.
The sound quality is also top-quality. The XM5s aren't as precise in the lower frequencies as the XM4, but they have a higher level of clarity and transparency also. The bass on Rage Against the Machine's Bullet in the Head shows off the Sonys' power and definition but without affecting the rest the music. The XM5s also have the ability to produce precise and precise bass notes on Massive Attack's Angel.
The battery life is also excellent, offering up to 30 hours of audio with ANC active and 40 hours when it's off. This is plenty for a weekend trip or a few days of heavy usage.
The XM5s do not come with water resistant or dust resistant. Sony actually recommends not sweating into them or taking them out in the rain. This may not be a big deal for everyone else however, for those who spend a lot of time in the gym or live in a rainy area it could be a major problem.
Apple AirPods Max
Apple AirPods Max is a pair of wireless headphones over-ear that feature Bluetooth technology and noise cancellation. They feature 40mm dynamic drivers designed by Apple with a neutral audio profile that is focused on the mids and highs without going overboard on either ends of the spectrum. This makes them ideal for both movies and music. They also offer superior fidelity when compared to other headphones.
The headphones are light and comfortable on the head. The ear cups are made out of memory foam that is covered in woven fabric, and they are comfortable to wear without pressing on the sides of the face. The ear cups can tilt and rotate to accommodate various head shapes. The hinges that are spring loaded have a strong but not too powerful clamping force, which makes sure that the ear cups remain in place throughout listening sessions.
A small button on the top of the right earcup allows you to switch between noise cancelling modes. There's also a pushable, Jog-dial-like button, akin to the digital crown on the Apple Watch, that you can turn to control volume and press once, twice or thrice to playback control. Siri can be activated by pressing and holding the button. The buttons are simple to use and well-placed however I would have liked to have the power button that could shut off the headphones when not in use. The headphones automatically go into standby mode when they are removed from your ears or put in their case, and they only wake up when you put them on your head again.
Another cool feature is spatial audio, which makes use of the accelerometers and gyroscopes in the AirPods Max and your iPhone or iPad to determine the direction you're moving in, and then repositions sounds to create the illusion that they're coming from those places. This creates a cinema-like experience with videos and movies made in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 or 7.1. The only catch is that spatial audio requires an iOS device for use and you won't be able enjoy it on other devices.
The AirPods Max is a decent pair, but I would be a bit disappointed if I spent $549 in an Apple Store knowing that the second-generation model would be better in the next year. AirPods Pro are more expensive and have superior battery life and more advanced features.
Wireless headphones allow you to listen to podcasts or music anywhere, without the need to run an audio wire to your device. These headphones are great for use in public transport, at the office or at home.
Wireless over-ear headphones are available in a variety and noise cancellation capabilities. They typically come with a sleek storage case.
Soundcore Life Q30
These earphones are an important improvement over the Soundcore Life 2 of late-2018. They look better and feel more durable and have a more polished appearance. The hinges are stronger, and the soft cups are a bit larger. They are still largely made of plastic, however they're more polished. You can also swap out the 3.5mm cable for a high-quality USB-C version so that you can connect them to portable Hi-Fi systems as well as stationary Hi-Res players. They also come with dual built-in microphones, which are great in our tests for FaceTime, Skype, and Microsoft Teams calls.
The Soundcore app comes with a broad variety of EQ presets that can be saved and adjusted to play podcasts and music in the way you like. The Soundcore app is easy to use and sets these headphones apart.
The Q30's 40mm speakers effectively block out nearly all ambient noise when ANC is turned on. This results in an extremely enjoyable listening experience. They have a natural sounding signature that is a bit on the treble side, which some may find lacking in bass response (we had better results using the Bass Booster equalizer). But, you can solve this issue using the Soundcore application, as there's an eight-band equalizer that can help you tweak.
The left ear cup has an power button, a pairing button, and USB-C charging port. The right ear cup has play/pause, volume up/down buttons. Double-clicking on these controls allows you to skip tracks or repeat previous ones. They also support an option to speak to them, so you can request to change the mode or set an alarm. You can also cover the right earcup by using your hands to activate ambient modes, so that you can hear everything around you without removing the headphones.
The battery life of these headphones is great as well. The Q30 lasted an hour longer in our tests when ANC was on than its competitors. This gives you plenty of time for Edge Headphones long flights or an office day. The USB-C cable included allows you to quickly recharge the batteries. You'll also receive an alert when the battery is about to run out.
Focal Bathys Wireless
Focal's Bathys Wireless is a pair of high-quality over-ear Bluetooth headphones that offers both active noise cancellation and Bluetooth playback. They're designed to be an elite high-end headphones that are great for listening to podcasts and music on the go but also sound amazing when used for home use by audiophiles too. The headphones are a little higher priced than comparable headphones, but their outstanding sound quality is the reason they stand out.
The Focal Bathys are packaged in a compact, slim and attractive white fabric-finished retail box that contains all the accessories you'll need in. The package also includes a fold-flat carrying case for the headphones as well as a USB-C to USB C cable, 1.2mmSE cable and an audio converter.
They're powered by a decent 600mAh battery that can take you through a whole day of listening, and include an audio input that can be wired for use. When connected wirelessly, they're paired via Bluetooth and you'll be able to control their functions using an app (now called Focal & Naim likely in the same vein as their English sister brand Naim's network-aware audio products) or using the button that's on the left ear cup that scrolls between ANC profiles such as'silent','soft' transparent', and 'full'.
The app allows you to alter various settings, including the brightness of the LED and EQ presets, including a "music profile' that is brighter and more neutral than the other ones and their battery duration. It also lets you to choose the ANC mode and its level, and also set an 'acoustic' setting which adjusts the sensitivity of your music to simulate what it will sound like if it were placed in a space with different acoustics.
The Focal Bathys have a bass-rich profile that adds additional warmth and punch to your favorite tracks. This means that instruments and vocals are pushed back in the mix and can sound dull, while other details such as cymbals sound somewhat less prominent than you might expect on some other headphones. The Edge Headphones are also less effective in active noise cancellation, compared to other over-ears that have more advanced technology, like the Sony WH1000XM5 and Apple AirPods Max.
Sony WH-1000XM5
Sony has a fine reputation for its headphones and the WH-1000XM5 is no exception. It is at the top of the over-ear headphone market, which is a mainstream market and borders the 'luxury' lifestyle area in which brands like Apple, Montblanc, Bang & Olufsen and Montblanc are located. This means that the XM5s have a premium cost, but if you can afford it, there are more superior wireless headphnes over-ear headphones on the market.
The XM5s come with features to help listeners and, in a few instances, automate tasks they'd otherwise have to deal with manually. Sony's DSEE Extreme engine (which upscales compressed music to near hi-res) is also included as well as support for Bluetooth's LDAC technology. This lets high-quality audio be streamed at bitrates which are higher than Bluetooth. It also has a built-in microphone for making calls hands-free.
The XM5 headphones aren't any different from the previous generation of headphones from WH in regards to noise cancellation. They're among the top-performing headphones to block out the constant drones heard in underground and train carriages. The XM5s are also excellent at isolating the listener from the hum of airports and busy streets.
The sound quality is also top-quality. The XM5s aren't as precise in the lower frequencies as the XM4, but they have a higher level of clarity and transparency also. The bass on Rage Against the Machine's Bullet in the Head shows off the Sonys' power and definition but without affecting the rest the music. The XM5s also have the ability to produce precise and precise bass notes on Massive Attack's Angel.
The battery life is also excellent, offering up to 30 hours of audio with ANC active and 40 hours when it's off. This is plenty for a weekend trip or a few days of heavy usage.
The XM5s do not come with water resistant or dust resistant. Sony actually recommends not sweating into them or taking them out in the rain. This may not be a big deal for everyone else however, for those who spend a lot of time in the gym or live in a rainy area it could be a major problem.
Apple AirPods Max
Apple AirPods Max is a pair of wireless headphones over-ear that feature Bluetooth technology and noise cancellation. They feature 40mm dynamic drivers designed by Apple with a neutral audio profile that is focused on the mids and highs without going overboard on either ends of the spectrum. This makes them ideal for both movies and music. They also offer superior fidelity when compared to other headphones.
The headphones are light and comfortable on the head. The ear cups are made out of memory foam that is covered in woven fabric, and they are comfortable to wear without pressing on the sides of the face. The ear cups can tilt and rotate to accommodate various head shapes. The hinges that are spring loaded have a strong but not too powerful clamping force, which makes sure that the ear cups remain in place throughout listening sessions.
A small button on the top of the right earcup allows you to switch between noise cancelling modes. There's also a pushable, Jog-dial-like button, akin to the digital crown on the Apple Watch, that you can turn to control volume and press once, twice or thrice to playback control. Siri can be activated by pressing and holding the button. The buttons are simple to use and well-placed however I would have liked to have the power button that could shut off the headphones when not in use. The headphones automatically go into standby mode when they are removed from your ears or put in their case, and they only wake up when you put them on your head again.
Another cool feature is spatial audio, which makes use of the accelerometers and gyroscopes in the AirPods Max and your iPhone or iPad to determine the direction you're moving in, and then repositions sounds to create the illusion that they're coming from those places. This creates a cinema-like experience with videos and movies made in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 or 7.1. The only catch is that spatial audio requires an iOS device for use and you won't be able enjoy it on other devices.
The AirPods Max is a decent pair, but I would be a bit disappointed if I spent $549 in an Apple Store knowing that the second-generation model would be better in the next year. AirPods Pro are more expensive and have superior battery life and more advanced features.
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