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Wireless Over-Ear Headphones Roundup

Wireless headphones remove the necessity of wires in your listening experience. They are more comfortable to wear for hours at a stretch and some fold down into a compact size for storage when not when not in use.

Sony's WH1000XM5s are a fantastic pair of Bluetooth headphones that tick all the boxes, including class-leading audio quality, noise cancellation, a stylish design and premium comfort.  over in ear headphones  support the lossless LDAC high-res codec that provides superior audio playback.

Sound Quality

If you're a fan big, full-size wireless headphones that sit over your ears and are connected via the headband to block out and amplify sound there's a wide range of options. In our roundup of the best Bluetooth over-ear headphones you'll discover UC certified headsets that are compatible with communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams. You'll also discover premium models from Sony, Sennheiser and Bose which are just as they are durable.

One of our favourites is the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones, that improve upon their multi-award-winning predecessor with slimmer styling and refined noise cancellation. The headphones can also be used for up to 37 hours on a single battery charge. They can also be charged fast to provide an additional 8 hours in just 15 minutes. They provide a balanced and enjoyable sound, and also support the lossless Sony LDAC high-res codec to stream music in stunning HD.

They have luscious, twinkling highs, as well as distinctive bass and mids. You can adjust the audio quality of the headphones using their mobile app to fit your personal preferences. For instance you can increase the emphasis on the bass or the treble. In our tests, they were incredibly precise and clear. Vocals and orchestral sounds sounded in great detail.

The Logitech Wireless Headphones G HUB are another of our top-rated Bluetooth over-ear headphones. They have a balanced sound right from the box and offer clear audio. The sound is consistent and has a good deal of bass, which helps to emphasize the effects of sound and audio from games. They are compatible with Logitech HUB software that includes an equalizer graphic and presets to customize the sound.

If you're prepared to spend more, the high-end Danish-made Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 headphones are our pick of the best Bluetooth over ear headphones. They're a little more expensive than the Sonys but they sound and look like a premium pair, with a sturdy aluminium casing and lambskin leather earcups filled with memory foam. The headphones are comfortable to wear and they are compatible with audio codecs aptX as well as SBC audio codes. This allows you to listen to high-quality wireless music. They're also beautifully designed and feature a stylish elegant design that is suitable for any taste.

Noise Cancellation

If you're looking to hush the world and immerse yourself in your favorite music or podcasts then noise cancellation is an essential feature. Wireless headphones that have noise cancellation features typically come with the ear cups that are sealed over your ears to block out background noise and allow you to focus on your audio. Active noise cancellation (ANC), which is used by a majority of over-ear headphones to cut down on ambient noise, works by listening to your surroundings and generating an opposing sound to cancel the background noise. This means they won't transform your surroundings into a tranquil zen-like peace, but they will quieten the rumble of train engines and other ambient sounds.

ANC generally utilizes tiny microphones to look for ambient sound, 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 that is equivalent and opposite. This is then fed into your ear, effectively drowning the ambient noise. Apps or hardware controls that are specifically designed for this purpose can be used to alter the most effective noise cancelling headsets. This lets you select a certain level of noise cancellation that is appropriate to the scenario you're in.

The majority of the headphones we test come with various other features that go beyond the ability to control ANC. Many of them include a microphone for hands-free calls. They can also be used with voice assistants such as Siri and Alexa. Some models come with built-in speakers for audio streaming.

Noise cancellation has improved significantly over the past few years. Focal, for example, has jumped into the premium wireless ANC headphones market with its Bathys. We love them for their superb comfort and slick features and stunning audio quality. The Bathys are able to reduce background noise up to 30dB. You can adjust ANC levels using an app, and choose three preferred settings that you can switch using a physical button located on the left earcup.

While the sound quality of headphones is an important factor Noise cancellation should be on the top of your list when shopping for new headphones. The most well-known ANC headphones are costly however they're worth it due to their build quality and long battery life. If you're on a budget Sony WF-1000XM5s is our top choice because they provide excellent noise cancellation and great sound quality for a low price.

Battery Life

If you're planning to use wireless headphones while on the move you'll want them to last as long as is possible. This is because they consume their own battery as well as that of the device playing music. It's therefore essential to pick a pair of headphones with enough storage in case you run out of charge or power. Many manufacturers are now offering headphone models with a large capacity for storage and some even incorporate solar charging to top up their storage automatically when you're not listening to them.

Over-ear headphones are usually larger and can cover more of your ears. This lets them have larger batteries that allow for longer playtimes as well as more advanced features. They also have better noise cancellation, as their larger size provides a better seal to the outside environment.

The premium brand Bang & Olufsen produces some of the finest headphones on the market. The flagship H95 wireless headphones provide an immersive listening experience. With a premium design with aluminum details and Nappa leather, they're the ultimate choice for an audiophile who would like to listen in peace for hours at a stretch.

For a more affordable pair of headphones for less money, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro offers a remarkable battery life of 50 hours with ANC activated and 65 hours without it. This is far superior battery life than most competitors, and is a testament of the headphones' impressive construction quality. They offer a comfortable fit and a sturdy headband.

Another budget 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 impressively efficient in blocking out background noise. The sound quality is good, with a V shaped profile that produces plenty of bass and brightens the vocals and instruments.

The Sony WF1000XM5 wireless headphones aren't cheap, but for less than $100, they have excellent isolation with foam ear tips and noise cancellation that is solid, if it isn't the most advanced on this list. They also use Bluetooth 5.3, which supports the most recent LDAC codec that provides 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 once folded into their most compact format is a crucial aspect in their portability capabilities. The smaller the fold down format is, the easier it will be to fit them into bags or backpacks for use on the move without them getting in your way.

The Audio-Technica Bluetooth ATH-M50xBT wireless headphones is a great choice when you're looking for a wireless headphone that's easy to use and has plenty of features to make listening easy. They're lightweight and fold up easily and offer up to an impressive 44 hours of playback and are extremely compact. They are compatible with multi-device pairing and have a superb microphone for phone calls.

If you don't intend to use your headphones for hands-free calls, the Audio-Technica S200BT is a better choice. They are more comfortable, and they come with a playback time of 50 hours. The headphones also come with a retractable cord for wired use, as well as a hard case.

A five-star performer that is a favorite among What Hi-Fi?'s team, the Sony WF-C700N and JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are two other top pairs of wireless over-ear headphones. Both are priced around the $100/PS100 / AU$150 mark and feature active noise cancellation, though you'll have to accept they're not as well made as some of our high-end recommendations.

Focal Bathys wireless headphones are a premium option that offers excellent sound quality for an affordable price. They have an angled sound profile that includes plenty of bass to go with EDM hip-hop, rock, and. The sound of vocals as well as instruments is clear and you can adjust the sound to suit your preference by using the graphic EQ feature in their companion application. They also support aptX Adaptive Codec for high-res stream and have an option USB-DAC mode to listen wired.

For a pair that's more expensive but also worthy of our five-star seal take a look at the multi-award winning Sony WH-1000XM5. The Sony WH-1000XM5 may not be expensive, but it comes with an extended battery life, excellent noise cancellation, and allows you to listen to music for an extended period without having to worry about running out of battery or charging.