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Wireless Over-Ear Headphones Roundup
Wireless headphones eliminate the entrapment of wires in your listening experience. They are more comfortable to wear for a long time at a time and some fold down to a compact size to pack away when not in use.
The Sony WH-1000XM5s Bluetooth headphones are a great pair of Bluetooth headsets that tick all the boxes. They offer class-leading audio quality, noise cancellation and a sleek design and great comfort. They also support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
If you're a lover of big, full-size wireless headphones that sit over your ears and are connected with the headband to block out and amplify sound There's no shortage of choices. 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 they are durable.
The Sony WH1000XM5 headphones are one of our favorites. They improve on the multi-award winning predecessor by having a slimmer design and refined noise cancellation. They also provide up to 37 hours of playback time on a single charge and can be fast-charged to an extra 8 hours of use in only 15 minutes. They come with a lively, balanced sound profile and Ear over ear Headphones also support the lossless Sony LDAC hi-res codec so you can stream music in stunning high-definition.
They have luscious, twinkling highs and distinctive mids and bass. You can alter the sound characteristics of the headphones through their mobile app to match your preferences. For example, you can add more emphasis on the bass or the treble. In our tests, they were extremely precise and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds were heard in great detail.
Another of our top-rated over-Ear over ear Headphones Bluetooth headphones is the Logitech G HUB Wireless Headphones, which have an excellently balanced sound straight out of the box and offer crisp audio. They're loaded with of bass to emphasize the sound effects and game audio, and their sound is very consistent. They work with Logitech HUB software, which comes with an equalizer for graphics and presets for customizing the sound.
If you're prepared to spend more, the high-end Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are our top pick of the top Bluetooth over-ear headphones. The Sonys are a bit less expensive, but they sound and appear better. They come with a durable aluminium casing with lambskin leather earcups that are filled with memory foam. They're comfortable to wear and support the adaptive aptX and SBC audio codecs that allow you to listen to high-quality music wirelessly. They're also beautifully designed and have a chic, understated design that suits every taste.
Noise Cancellation
If you're looking to hush the world and immerse yourself in your podcasts or music, then noise cancellation is a crucial feature. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation features typically come with Ear cups that fit tightly over your ears to block out ambient noise and allow you to focus on your audio. Active noise cancellation (ANC) which is used by a majority of over-ear headphones to reduce ambient noise, works by listening to your surroundings and then creating an opposing sound to block the sound. This means they won't turn your surroundings into a tranquil zen-like peace, but they will quieten the rumble of train engines and other noises that can be heard in the background.
ANC generally employs tiny microphones to listen for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the original audio that you're listening to. Tiny differences between the two are then used to create an equal and opposite sound that is then fed into the earbuds effectively reducing background noise. The top headphones that cancel out noise can be adjusted via apps or a dedicated hardware control. This allows you to select a certain level of noise cancellation that is appropriate to the situation you're in.
Most of the headphones we test come with various other features that go beyond the ability to control ANC. A majority of the headphones include a microphone for hands-free calling and can be utilized with voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Some models come with built-in audio streaming speakers.
In the area of noise cancellation, ear over ear headphones we've seen some significant advancements in recent times. Focal For instance, Focal has jumped into the premium wireless ANC headphones space with its Bathys. We love them for their superb design and comfort, as well as their amazing sound quality. They're able to cut down background noise by as much as 30dB and you can adjust the ANC levels through an app and set three "favorite settings that can be changed by pressing a physical button on the left earcup.
While the sound quality of headphones is a crucial aspect, noise cancellation should be on the top of your list when you are looking for new headphones. The most well-known ANC headphones are costly, but they're worth it due to their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those on a tighter budget, the Sony WF-1000XM5s are our top pick because they provide excellent noise cancellation and slick audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
If you're going to use wireless headphones on the go you'll want them to last as long as they can. This is because they drain their own battery and the audio device that plays music through them, so it's crucial to select the right pair that has a large amount of storage in case you don't get the charge or run out of power. Many companies now offer headphones with a huge capacity of storage and some even incorporate solar charging to replenish their storage automatically when you're not listening to them.
Over-ear headphones typically have larger ear cups that protect your ears, which means they can house larger batteries to allow for longer playtimes and more advanced features. They also tend to have better noise cancellation, because their larger size helps to create a stronger seal against the environment.
The top brand Bang & Olufsen produces some of the best headphones on the market. Its flagship H95 wireless headphones provide an immersive listening experience. With a luxurious design that includes aluminum details and Nappa leather they're the best choice for an audiophile who enjoys listening in peace for a long time.
Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro headphones are more affordable and have a battery life of 65 hours without ANC and 50 hours with it. This is a far better battery life than other headphones, and is a testament of the headphones' impressive construction quality. They have a comfortable fit and a sturdy headband.
The Sennheiser Momentum Wireless headphones are a budget option. They can be used up to 44 hours in the event that the active noise cancellation feature is turned on and feature a system that blocks out noises from the outside with astonishing efficacy. The headphones' Unmatched Sound Quality – Over Ear Wireless Headphones is decent, with a V-shaped profile that has plenty of bass and brightens up instruments and vocals for a balanced and natural sound that's easy to fine-tune using the app's graphic EQ and presets.
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. They also use Bluetooth 5.3 that supports the most recent LDAC codec for high-resolution audio. They can be recharged using the cord included or via USB to your computer.
Portability
The amount of space that a pair of headphones take up when folded into their smallest size is a key factor in their portability capabilities. The smaller the fold-down size the easier it can fit them into backpacks or bags to take with you on the go without the risk of them getting in the way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that are suitable for everyday listening the Audio-Technica ATH M50xBT is a fantastic option. They're lightweight, fold down easily, and provide an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They are compatible with multi-device pairing and have a superb microphone for phone calls.
If you're going to be using your headphones for hands-free calls the Audio-Technica ATHS200BT are a better choice since they are more comfortable and have an impressive 50 hours of playback. The headphones also have a retractable cord for wired use, as well as a hard case.
A five-star performer and a favourite with What Hi-Fi?'s staff, the Sony WF-C700N and JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are a great pair of wireless, over-ear headphones. Both are priced around the $100/PS100 or AU$150 price range and come with active noise cancellation, however you'll have to accept that they're not as high-quality as our top suggestions.
For something more upscale for a more luxurious experience, the Focal Bathys Wireless are a high-end pair of headphones that offer outstanding sound quality for the price. The Focal Bathys Wireless feature an angled sound profile with plenty of bass to complement EDM, rock and hip-hop. The sound of vocals and instruments is clear and you can adjust the volume to suit your taste by using the graphic EQ feature in their companion app. They also support aptX Adaptive codec for high-res streaming, and also have an USB-DAC mode for wired listening.
Look into the Sony WH1000XM5, which is not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. The Sony WH1000XM5 isn't expensive, but it comes with a long battery life, great noise cancellation, and allows you to enjoy music for an extended period without worrying about running out of battery or needing to charge.
Wireless headphones eliminate the entrapment of wires in your listening experience. They are more comfortable to wear for a long time at a time and some fold down to a compact size to pack away when not in use.
The Sony WH-1000XM5s Bluetooth headphones are a great pair of Bluetooth headsets that tick all the boxes. They offer class-leading audio quality, noise cancellation and a sleek design and great comfort. They also support the lossless LDAC hi-res codec for high-quality audio playback.
Sound Quality
If you're a lover of big, full-size wireless headphones that sit over your ears and are connected with the headband to block out and amplify sound There's no shortage of choices. 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 they are durable.
The Sony WH1000XM5 headphones are one of our favorites. They improve on the multi-award winning predecessor by having a slimmer design and refined noise cancellation. They also provide up to 37 hours of playback time on a single charge and can be fast-charged to an extra 8 hours of use in only 15 minutes. They come with a lively, balanced sound profile and Ear over ear Headphones also support the lossless Sony LDAC hi-res codec so you can stream music in stunning high-definition.
They have luscious, twinkling highs and distinctive mids and bass. You can alter the sound characteristics of the headphones through their mobile app to match your preferences. For example, you can add more emphasis on the bass or the treble. In our tests, they were extremely precise and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds were heard in great detail.
Another of our top-rated over-Ear over ear Headphones Bluetooth headphones is the Logitech G HUB Wireless Headphones, which have an excellently balanced sound straight out of the box and offer crisp audio. They're loaded with of bass to emphasize the sound effects and game audio, and their sound is very consistent. They work with Logitech HUB software, which comes with an equalizer for graphics and presets for customizing the sound.
If you're prepared to spend more, the high-end Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are our top pick of the top Bluetooth over-ear headphones. The Sonys are a bit less expensive, but they sound and appear better. They come with a durable aluminium casing with lambskin leather earcups that are filled with memory foam. They're comfortable to wear and support the adaptive aptX and SBC audio codecs that allow you to listen to high-quality music wirelessly. They're also beautifully designed and have a chic, understated design that suits every taste.
Noise Cancellation
If you're looking to hush the world and immerse yourself in your podcasts or music, then noise cancellation is a crucial feature. Wireless headphones with noise cancellation features typically come with Ear cups that fit tightly over your ears to block out ambient noise and allow you to focus on your audio. Active noise cancellation (ANC) which is used by a majority of over-ear headphones to reduce ambient noise, works by listening to your surroundings and then creating an opposing sound to block the sound. This means they won't turn your surroundings into a tranquil zen-like peace, but they will quieten the rumble of train engines and other noises that can be heard in the background.
ANC generally employs tiny microphones to listen for ambient sounds, which is then compared with the original audio that you're listening to. Tiny differences between the two are then used to create an equal and opposite sound that is then fed into the earbuds effectively reducing background noise. The top headphones that cancel out noise can be adjusted via apps or a dedicated hardware control. This allows you to select a certain level of noise cancellation that is appropriate to the situation you're in.
Most of the headphones we test come with various other features that go beyond the ability to control ANC. A majority of the headphones include a microphone for hands-free calling and can be utilized with voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Some models come with built-in audio streaming speakers.
In the area of noise cancellation, ear over ear headphones we've seen some significant advancements in recent times. Focal For instance, Focal has jumped into the premium wireless ANC headphones space with its Bathys. We love them for their superb design and comfort, as well as their amazing sound quality. They're able to cut down background noise by as much as 30dB and you can adjust the ANC levels through an app and set three "favorite settings that can be changed by pressing a physical button on the left earcup.
While the sound quality of headphones is a crucial aspect, noise cancellation should be on the top of your list when you are looking for new headphones. The most well-known ANC headphones are costly, but they're worth it due to their build quality and longevity of the battery. For those on a tighter budget, the Sony WF-1000XM5s are our top pick because they provide excellent noise cancellation and slick audio quality at a reasonable price.
Battery Life
If you're going to use wireless headphones on the go you'll want them to last as long as they can. This is because they drain their own battery and the audio device that plays music through them, so it's crucial to select the right pair that has a large amount of storage in case you don't get the charge or run out of power. Many companies now offer headphones with a huge capacity of storage and some even incorporate solar charging to replenish their storage automatically when you're not listening to them.
Over-ear headphones typically have larger ear cups that protect your ears, which means they can house larger batteries to allow for longer playtimes and more advanced features. They also tend to have better noise cancellation, because their larger size helps to create a stronger seal against the environment.
The top brand Bang & Olufsen produces some of the best headphones on the market. Its flagship H95 wireless headphones provide an immersive listening experience. With a luxurious design that includes aluminum details and Nappa leather they're the best choice for an audiophile who enjoys listening in peace for a long time.
Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro headphones are more affordable and have a battery life of 65 hours without ANC and 50 hours with it. This is a far better battery life than other headphones, and is a testament of the headphones' impressive construction quality. They have a comfortable fit and a sturdy headband.
The Sennheiser Momentum Wireless headphones are a budget option. They can be used up to 44 hours in the event that the active noise cancellation feature is turned on and feature a system that blocks out noises from the outside with astonishing efficacy. The headphones' Unmatched Sound Quality – Over Ear Wireless Headphones is decent, with a V-shaped profile that has plenty of bass and brightens up instruments and vocals for a balanced and natural sound that's easy to fine-tune using the app's graphic EQ and presets.
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. They also use Bluetooth 5.3 that supports the most recent LDAC codec for high-resolution audio. They can be recharged using the cord included or via USB to your computer.
Portability
The amount of space that a pair of headphones take up when folded into their smallest size is a key factor in their portability capabilities. The smaller the fold-down size the easier it can fit them into backpacks or bags to take with you on the go without the risk of them getting in the way.
If you're looking for a no-fuss wireless headphones with lots of features that are suitable for everyday listening the Audio-Technica ATH M50xBT is a fantastic option. They're lightweight, fold down easily, and provide an impressive 44 hours of playback time. They are compatible with multi-device pairing and have a superb microphone for phone calls.
If you're going to be using your headphones for hands-free calls the Audio-Technica ATHS200BT are a better choice since they are more comfortable and have an impressive 50 hours of playback. The headphones also have a retractable cord for wired use, as well as a hard case.
A five-star performer and a favourite with What Hi-Fi?'s staff, the Sony WF-C700N and JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are a great pair of wireless, over-ear headphones. Both are priced around the $100/PS100 or AU$150 price range and come with active noise cancellation, however you'll have to accept that they're not as high-quality as our top suggestions.
For something more upscale for a more luxurious experience, the Focal Bathys Wireless are a high-end pair of headphones that offer outstanding sound quality for the price. The Focal Bathys Wireless feature an angled sound profile with plenty of bass to complement EDM, rock and hip-hop. The sound of vocals and instruments is clear and you can adjust the volume to suit your taste by using the graphic EQ feature in their companion app. They also support aptX Adaptive codec for high-res streaming, and also have an USB-DAC mode for wired listening.
Look into the Sony WH1000XM5, which is not only more expensive, but is also worthy of our five-star seal. The Sony WH1000XM5 isn't expensive, but it comes with a long battery life, great noise cancellation, and allows you to enjoy music for an extended period without worrying about running out of battery or needing to charge.
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