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Wireless headphones remove the restriction of wires from your listening experience. They are more comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and some can fold into a compact size to be able to fold away when not in use.
Sony's WH-1000XM5s are a great pair of Bluetooth headphones that tick all the boxes, including top-of-the-line sound quality and noise cancellation, a stylish design and premium comfort. They even support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
There are plenty of choices for those who prefer large wireless headphones that fit over your ears, and are connected to a headband by a headband in order to amplify and isolate sound. In our list of the best over-ear Bluetooth headphones, you'll find UC-certified headsets designed to work with communications platforms like Microsoft Teams, plus premium pairs from brands like Sony, Sennheiser, Bose and Bowers & Wilkins that are as luxurious as they are durable.
The Sony WH1000XM5 is one of our top picks. They are a step up from the multi-award winning predecessor by having an elongated design and improved noise cancellation. The headphones can also be used for up to 37 hours on a single charge. They can also be charged quickly to provide an additional 8 hours in just 15 minutes. They offer a balanced, enjoyable sound and can support the lossless Sony LDAC high-res codec to stream music in stunning HD.
The headphones offer a rich and twitchy sound, with distinct bass and mids. You can even tweak the audio's signature with the headphones mobile application, adding more emphasis to the bass and treble according to your own personal preference. In our tests, they were incredibly precise and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds were recorded with great clarity.
The Logitech Wireless Headphones G HUB are another of our top-rated Bluetooth headphones that are over-ear. They have a balanced sound right from the box and offer clear audio. The sound is smooth and includes a decent amount of bass, which helps to highlight the effects of sound and audio from games. They work with Logitech HUB software which includes a graphic equalizer and presets to customize the sound.
If you're prepared to spend more money, the premium Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are our top pick of the best Bluetooth over-ear headphones over the ear headphones. They're more expensive than the Sonys but they sound and [empty] look the part, with hard aluminium casing and lambskin leather earcups stuffed with memory foam. The headphones are comfortable to wear, and they can be used with audio codecs aptX and SBC audio codes. This lets you listen to high-quality wireless music. They're beautifully made, too, and feature a classy, understated design that suits any taste.
Noise Cancellation
Noise cancellation is a feature that's crucial if you wish to block out the world so that you can concentrate on your music or podcasts. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation capabilities typically have earpieces that fit snugly over your ears. This lets you focus on the audio and block out all background noise. The majority of over-ear headphones employ active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out ambient sounds which is achieved by listening to the surrounding environment and generating an opposing sound to block out the noise. This means that they won't transform your surroundings into zen-like silence, but will quieten the sound of train engines and other ambient sounds.
ANC usually uses tiny microphones to listen for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the audio you're listening to. The small differences between two sounds are then used to create a sound equal and opposite. This is then fed into your ear cup and effectively blocks out the ambient noise. Apps or dedicated hardware controls can be used to alter the Best over ear wireless headphones noise cancelling headsets. This allows you to select a particular level of noise cancellation to suit the situation you're in.
The majority of the headphones we test have a range of other features beyond just the ability to control ANC. Many of them include a microphone for hands-free calls and can also be used with voice assistants like Siri and Alexa. Some pairs have built-in audio streaming speakers.
In the area of noise cancellation, we've seen some significant improvements in recent years. Focal for instance, has jumped into the top wireless ANC headphones market with its Bathys. We love them for their superb comfort and sleek features and dazzling sound quality. The Bathys are able to reduce background noise up to 30dB. You can manage ANC levels via an app, and also set three preferred settings that you can change using the physical button on the left earcup.
Noise cancellation should be the primary factor you consider when purchasing a new pair. Sound quality is important, but noise cancellation should be top of the line. The most popular ANC headphones are costly but they're worth the cost due to their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those with a smaller budget Sony WF-1000XM5s is our top choice as they offer fab noise cancellation and slick audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
Wireless headphones should last as long as they can. They drain their own battery as well as that of the device playing music. Therefore, it's crucial to select headphones that have enough storage capacity in case you run out of battery or power. Many manufacturers now offer headphones with a substantial capacity for storage and some even incorporate solar power to increase their storage automatically when not listening to them.
Over The Ear Headphones Beats [Tupy.Ac.Th]-ear headphones typically come with larger ear cups that protect your ears, which means they can house larger batteries to support longer playtimes and more advanced features. They also offer better noise-cancelling due to their size, which makes a better seal against the outside environment.
The top brand Bang & Olufsen produces some of the finest headphones available. The flagship H95 wireless headphones give an immersive listening experience. They have a luxurious design with aluminum details and Nappa Leather, making them the perfect choice for audiophiles who want to listen for hours at a time.
For more affordable headphones for less money, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro boasts a long-lasting battery of 50 hours with ANC activated and 65 hours without it. This is a much better battery life than other headphones and is a testimony of the headphones' outstanding quality of construction. They have a comfortable fit and 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 turned on and feature an active noise cancellation system that's incredibly effective at blocking out ambient sounds. The sound quality is excellent, with a V shaped profile that provides plenty of bass while brightening the instruments and vocals.
The most recent Sony WF-1000XM5 Wireless headphones aren't cheap however they're still under $100 and offer excellent isolation with foam ear tips as well as solid and, if not the most advanced, noise cancelling on this list. They also support Bluetooth 5.3 and the latest LDAC codec, allowing for high-resolution audio. They can be charged using the cord included, or via USB.
Portability
The amount of space headphones take up when folded into their most compact form is an important aspect for their portability. The smaller the fold-down size the more convenient it is to fit them into bags or backpacks to use on the go without them getting in your way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that are suitable for everyday listening The Audio-Technica M50xBT is a great choice. They're light, fold down neatly, and offer an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They are compatible with multi-device pairing and feature a great microphone for phone calls.
If you're going to be using your headphones for calls that are hands-free, the Audio-Technica ATH-S200BT are a better option as they are more comfortable and have an impressive 50 hours of playback. The headphones also come with an elongated cord that can be pulled out for wired use and a hard case.
A five-star performer that is a favorite among What Hi-Fi?'s staff, Sony WF-C700N and JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are a great pair of affordable over the ear noise cancelling headphones ear wireless headphones. Both are around the $100 / PS100 / AU$150 mark and feature active noise cancellation, but you'll need to accept that they're not as well made as our top suggestions.
Focal Bathys wireless headphones are a more expensive option that delivers excellent sound quality for an affordable price. The Focal Bathys Wireless feature a V shaped sound profile with plenty of bass to complement EDM, rock and hip-hop. Instruments and vocals sound bright, and you can adjust the sound to suit your preferences with their accompanying app's graphic EQ and presets. They also support aptX Adaptive Codec to provide a high-res stream and offer to listen via USB-DAC.
Check out the Sony WH1000XM5 It's not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. They're not expensive, but they come with an incredible battery life and superb noise cancellation that allows you to listen for extended periods without worrying about needing to recharge or running out of battery.
Wireless headphones remove the restriction of wires from your listening experience. They are more comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and some can fold into a compact size to be able to fold away when not in use.
Sony's WH-1000XM5s are a great pair of Bluetooth headphones that tick all the boxes, including top-of-the-line sound quality and noise cancellation, a stylish design and premium comfort. They even support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
There are plenty of choices for those who prefer large wireless headphones that fit over your ears, and are connected to a headband by a headband in order to amplify and isolate sound. In our list of the best over-ear Bluetooth headphones, you'll find UC-certified headsets designed to work with communications platforms like Microsoft Teams, plus premium pairs from brands like Sony, Sennheiser, Bose and Bowers & Wilkins that are as luxurious as they are durable.
The Sony WH1000XM5 is one of our top picks. They are a step up from the multi-award winning predecessor by having an elongated design and improved noise cancellation. The headphones can also be used for up to 37 hours on a single charge. They can also be charged quickly to provide an additional 8 hours in just 15 minutes. They offer a balanced, enjoyable sound and can support the lossless Sony LDAC high-res codec to stream music in stunning HD.
The headphones offer a rich and twitchy sound, with distinct bass and mids. You can even tweak the audio's signature with the headphones mobile application, adding more emphasis to the bass and treble according to your own personal preference. In our tests, they were incredibly precise and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds were recorded with great clarity.
The Logitech Wireless Headphones G HUB are another of our top-rated Bluetooth headphones that are over-ear. They have a balanced sound right from the box and offer clear audio. The sound is smooth and includes a decent amount of bass, which helps to highlight the effects of sound and audio from games. They work with Logitech HUB software which includes a graphic equalizer and presets to customize the sound.
If you're prepared to spend more money, the premium Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are our top pick of the best Bluetooth over-ear headphones over the ear headphones. They're more expensive than the Sonys but they sound and [empty] look the part, with hard aluminium casing and lambskin leather earcups stuffed with memory foam. The headphones are comfortable to wear, and they can be used with audio codecs aptX and SBC audio codes. This lets you listen to high-quality wireless music. They're beautifully made, too, and feature a classy, understated design that suits any taste.
Noise Cancellation
Noise cancellation is a feature that's crucial if you wish to block out the world so that you can concentrate on your music or podcasts. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation capabilities typically have earpieces that fit snugly over your ears. This lets you focus on the audio and block out all background noise. The majority of over-ear headphones employ active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out ambient sounds which is achieved by listening to the surrounding environment and generating an opposing sound to block out the noise. This means that they won't transform your surroundings into zen-like silence, but will quieten the sound of train engines and other ambient sounds.
ANC usually uses tiny microphones to listen for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the audio you're listening to. The small differences between two sounds are then used to create a sound equal and opposite. This is then fed into your ear cup and effectively blocks out the ambient noise. Apps or dedicated hardware controls can be used to alter the Best over ear wireless headphones noise cancelling headsets. This allows you to select a particular level of noise cancellation to suit the situation you're in.
The majority of the headphones we test have a range of other features beyond just the ability to control ANC. Many of them include a microphone for hands-free calls and can also be used with voice assistants like Siri and Alexa. Some pairs have built-in audio streaming speakers.
In the area of noise cancellation, we've seen some significant improvements in recent years. Focal for instance, has jumped into the top wireless ANC headphones market with its Bathys. We love them for their superb comfort and sleek features and dazzling sound quality. The Bathys are able to reduce background noise up to 30dB. You can manage ANC levels via an app, and also set three preferred settings that you can change using the physical button on the left earcup.
Noise cancellation should be the primary factor you consider when purchasing a new pair. Sound quality is important, but noise cancellation should be top of the line. The most popular ANC headphones are costly but they're worth the cost due to their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those with a smaller budget Sony WF-1000XM5s is our top choice as they offer fab noise cancellation and slick audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
Wireless headphones should last as long as they can. They drain their own battery as well as that of the device playing music. Therefore, it's crucial to select headphones that have enough storage capacity in case you run out of battery or power. Many manufacturers now offer headphones with a substantial capacity for storage and some even incorporate solar power to increase their storage automatically when not listening to them.
Over The Ear Headphones Beats [Tupy.Ac.Th]-ear headphones typically come with larger ear cups that protect your ears, which means they can house larger batteries to support longer playtimes and more advanced features. They also offer better noise-cancelling due to their size, which makes a better seal against the outside environment.
The top brand Bang & Olufsen produces some of the finest headphones available. The flagship H95 wireless headphones give an immersive listening experience. They have a luxurious design with aluminum details and Nappa Leather, making them the perfect choice for audiophiles who want to listen for hours at a time.
For more affordable headphones for less money, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro boasts a long-lasting battery of 50 hours with ANC activated and 65 hours without it. This is a much better battery life than other headphones and is a testimony of the headphones' outstanding quality of construction. They have a comfortable fit and 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 turned on and feature an active noise cancellation system that's incredibly effective at blocking out ambient sounds. The sound quality is excellent, with a V shaped profile that provides plenty of bass while brightening the instruments and vocals.
The most recent Sony WF-1000XM5 Wireless headphones aren't cheap however they're still under $100 and offer excellent isolation with foam ear tips as well as solid and, if not the most advanced, noise cancelling on this list. They also support Bluetooth 5.3 and the latest LDAC codec, allowing for high-resolution audio. They can be charged using the cord included, or via USB.
Portability
The amount of space headphones take up when folded into their most compact form is an important aspect for their portability. The smaller the fold-down size the more convenient it is to fit them into bags or backpacks to use on the go without them getting in your way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that are suitable for everyday listening The Audio-Technica M50xBT is a great choice. They're light, fold down neatly, and offer an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They are compatible with multi-device pairing and feature a great microphone for phone calls.
If you're going to be using your headphones for calls that are hands-free, the Audio-Technica ATH-S200BT are a better option as they are more comfortable and have an impressive 50 hours of playback. The headphones also come with an elongated cord that can be pulled out for wired use and a hard case.
A five-star performer that is a favorite among What Hi-Fi?'s staff, Sony WF-C700N and JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are a great pair of affordable over the ear noise cancelling headphones ear wireless headphones. Both are around the $100 / PS100 / AU$150 mark and feature active noise cancellation, but you'll need to accept that they're not as well made as our top suggestions.
Focal Bathys wireless headphones are a more expensive option that delivers excellent sound quality for an affordable price. The Focal Bathys Wireless feature a V shaped sound profile with plenty of bass to complement EDM, rock and hip-hop. Instruments and vocals sound bright, and you can adjust the sound to suit your preferences with their accompanying app's graphic EQ and presets. They also support aptX Adaptive Codec to provide a high-res stream and offer to listen via USB-DAC.
Check out the Sony WH1000XM5 It's not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. They're not expensive, but they come with an incredible battery life and superb noise cancellation that allows you to listen for extended periods without worrying about needing to recharge or running out of battery.
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