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Best Over-Ear Wireless Headphones

You should consider these if looking for wireless over-ear headsets. They're not only comfortable to wear, they come with excellent active noise cancellation that blocks out background noises so you can concentrate on your music.

Focal's first wireless headphones are an audiophile's dream. They have a rich, full sound with enough thump for EDM, but instruments and vocals aren't left out. They have a companion application and ANC presets that allow you to customize the sound to meet your preferences.

Sony WH-1000XM5

Sony's WH-1000XM5 is the newest generation of its bestselling headphones, which offer automatic adaptive noise cancellation (ANC) to block out the background sounds. They're ideal for long commutes and long journeys with a staggering 27 hours of playback time. They also have a neat feature that lets you pair them with two bluetooth Head phones devices at once, which makes it easy to switch between calls and music. The WH-1000XM5's sleek and minimalist design and eco-friendly packaging (using recycled plastic developed specifically for Sony) make an appealing choice for those who are concerned about the environment.

The XM5s have a lighter and more comfortable headband that is a perfect fit over your ears and puts less pressure on your skull. They're also more stylish and have a sleek design that blends in with all outfits. They're also available in a matte black that looks even better than the glossy black of previous generations.

One of the most appealing features of the WH1000XM5 is its smart noise cancellation feature. It detects when you remove the headphones and pauses the audio. When you put the headphones back on the audio is automatically resumed. This is an excellent way to save battery and it is effective.

For audio quality, the XM5s excel in both LDAC codec support as well as DSEE Extreme audio upscaling. Rage against the Machine's brooding Bullet in the Head shows off the bass work of Tim Commerford with real power as Billie Eilish's Bad Guy has a delicate but deliberate vocal fade.

For gym rats and those living in rainy climates, a word of caution The WH1000XM5s do NOT have an IP rating. They are not recommended near water. There's even a disclaimer within the manual that advises you to not sweat into the headset or wear it in the rain.

Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

The PX7 S2 represents a refreshing version of B&W's flagship wireless headphone, PX7. The Series 2 is not just an iterative update, but a significant improvement in the quality of audio and ANC. The design also gets a little more refined, with a style that's more mature than the sleek, modern-day looks of Sony's XM5 and Apple's AirPods Max.

The headphones can be turned on and Bluetooth Head Phones off using a slider switch. There are buttons on the side for volume, play/pause, and to navigate through your music collection. There's a customizable button located on the left earcup that can be remapped to trigger your voice assistant, and there's an ambient pass-through mode that allows you to be aware of what's happening around you without taking off the headphones.

Streaming the 16-bit/44.1kHz master of Dennis Wilson's River Song from his Pacific Ocean Blue album using the S2s The soundstage is vast and clear with layered harmonies as well as atmospheric textures coming through clearly. There's plenty of low-end extension, as well as vocals that stay centered.

The S2s are not the best in EQ control. You can alter the bass and treble to 6dB but there aren't any presets available that can aid you in finding the perfect balance. This isn't a big issue for most listeners, however music fans who like to self-sculpt their audio will need to look for a different model.

Overall overall, the PX7 S2s are a solid option for those seeking an active noise-canceling headphone with an elegant feel and a high-end finish. Although they're not as versatile like the XM5s mentioned earlier but they're a great choice for most listeners. You'll have to decide if superior ANC and audio is worth the slightly higher price.

Bose QuietComfort 45/QC45 Wireless

The Bose QuietComfort 45 is a pair of wireless over-ear headphones that offers great noise cancellation. They also come with an extended battery life of 24 hours. They're also comfortable and lightweight enough to be worn around the house. They can be controlled via the built-in buttons as well as an accompanying app, however the customization options are limited (sorry, no equalizer). You can pick from various sound profiles based on the situation, such as when you're travelling or working at home. The QC45s also feature a feature called Aware Mode that allows outside sounds be heard when using ANC which is useful for those who want to hear traffic and children when out and out and about.

The audio quality of these headphones isn't as high as that of the WH-1000XM5s, but they're still pretty good. The bass isn't pounding but it does offer decent depth and a decent amount of texture. The highs and mids are nicely balanced and there's not a hint of harshness or shrillness.

The QC45s have a tendency to prefer higher frequencies. This can result in some slight sibilance when listening to certain songs. This isn't a major issue and can be fixed with software by adjusting the headphone settings.

The controls are intuitive. A button on the left earcup turns the headphones on and off, controls music playback, and controls Bluetooth pairing. A multi-function Action Button is also included. It functions as a toggle for power and voice assistant in addition to controlling volume. There's a microphone to take phone calls, and Siri or Alexa is supported.

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x

The ATH-M20x are a chic pair of headphones that provide an excellent sound quality at a reasonable price. The headphones are sturdy and well-built. The earcups and headband are made from plastic, but they are strong enough to last for many years. The ears can rotate up to 15 degrees. This means they can fit comfortably on the majority of ears.

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20x features bluetooth headphone 5.0 which lets you enjoy your music wirelessly. They boast a long battery life with up to 30 hours of listening time. They include a USB-C cable for charging.

The use of the headphones is easy. Three buttons are located on the left earcup and let you control the playback of music as as other functions. You can pause, change tracks and adjust the volume with these buttons. The ATH M20x comes with built-in microphones for voice commands and calls. The headset has a low-latency mode that makes it ideal for gaming and video calls.

The ATH-M20x wirelss headphones aren't without excellent audio quality, they are not ideal for any genre of music. Vocals may sound a bit dull and there isn't any real bass response. The high frequencies are crisp and clear though. The treble is the most prominent feature of these headphones. These headphones are great for pop, jazz and classical music.

The ATH-M20x headphones are lightweight at just 190 grams without the cord. The ear cups are padded, but they cannot be folded. They'll be heavy to carry in backpacks and might not fit into bags. The cable cannot be removable. Audio-Technica ATH-M40x is a better option for those who need headphones that are more mobile. It's more comfortable due to its fold-down design, swiveling earpieces that lay flat, and cables that can be removed. It is more expensive but provides better isolation, a bit more bass and a longer battery life.

Skullcandy Dime 2

The Dime 2 is Skullcandy’s best-sounding true wireless headphones. It comes with a small and compact case that's easy to put in pockets or purses. It also comes with various ear gel sizes to fit different ears. It's also lighter than other true wireless buds that we test.

The earbuds have dual microphones that are good for picking up your voice and reduce background noise when you make phone calls. They are not suitable for use outdoors, as environmental sounds can block out your voice. Earbuds also struggle in windy environments and can clip certain portions of your speech.

The earbuds are still very great sounding, despite these minor flaws. They have a crisp high-end that doesn't spill into the mids, and they feature an excellent amount of mid-bass to add some punch to your music.

They also come with a great dual-tap feature that allows you to execute voice commands, though they're not as intuitive as Apple's AirPod Pro. You have to place your thumb on the bottom stem to ensure stability, and then press the logo to trigger an instruction. It's a little inconvenient and does not feel like a pinch-gear system.

The earbuds last for about four hours with just one charge. They also have an option to charge them quickly that lets them last for another two hours. The earbuds are IPX4 rated for their resistance to water and sweat. The earbuds come with a carrying case that has two openings for the earbuds as well as an elastic loop to secure them to your clothes. The case comes in various colors, including Doritos Red. On the internet, you can purchase the case for less than $30 USD.