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Best Over-Ear Wireless Headphones

You should consider these if looking for wireless over-ear headsets. These headphones are not only comfortable, but they also have active noise cancellation which mutes background sounds so you can focus on your music.

Focal's debut wireless headphones are an audiophile's dream. They offer a full and full sound, with enough thump for EDM however vocals and instruments are not excluded. They come with a companion application and ANC presets so you can customize the sound to meet your personal preferences.

Sony WH-1000XM5

The WH-1000XM5 model from Sony is the latest version of the well-known headphones. It comes with an adaptive noise cancellation feature that will block out ambient noise. They're great for commutes and long days of travel with a staggering 27 hours of playback time. The WH1000XM5 also features an excellent feature that lets you to pair them with up to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, making it easy to switch between calls and music. The WH1000XM5 will appeal to anyone who is interested in sustainability because of its minimalist, sleek design and environmentally friendly packaging.

The XM5s feature a lighter, more comfortable headband that is a perfect fit over your ears and places less pressure on your skull. They are also more stylish and have a sleek style that is a perfect match with the majority of outfits. They're also available in a matte black that looks better than the glossy black of previous generations.

One of the most impressive features of the WH1000XM5 is the smart noise cancellation feature, which detects when you remove the headphones and pauses the audio. When you put them back on, they automatically resume. This is a great method to conserve battery, and it's a great option.

In terms of audio quality, the XM5s do a great job by combining LDAC codec support as well as DSEE Extreme audio upscaling. Rage Against the Machine's eerie Bullet in the Head shows off the bass work of Tim Commerford with real power as Billie Eilish's Bad Guy features a delicate but deliberate vocal fade.

A cautionary note for gym rats and those who live in rainy climes The WH-1000XM5s aren't equipped with an IP rating, which means they aren't able to be used in moisture. There's even a disclaimer in the manual that recommends you don't sweat into the headset or wear it in the rain.

Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

The PX7 S2 is a refreshing upgrade to B&W's prior flagship wireless headphone that was the PX7. The Series 2 is not just an iterative upgrade, but an incredibly improvement in audio quality and ANC. The design is also a bit more refined. It's more sophisticated rather than the shiny, futuristic looks of Sony's XM5 or Apple's AirPods Max.

A power slider ensures that you know when the headphones are on, and the dedicated buttons for play / pause and volume make it easy to navigate your music library. There's a button that can be customized on the left earcup that can be remapped to trigger your voice assistant, and there's also an ambient pass-through mode that lets you listen to what's happening around you without removing the headphones.

The S2s can reproduce the 16-bit/44.1kHz Master of Dennis Wilson's River Song, from his Pacific Ocean Blue Album, with its multi-layered harmonies, atmospheric textures, and detailed soundstage. There's plenty of low-end extension and the vocals remain in the center.

One area in which the S2s fall short is in EQ control You can increase or decrease the bass and treble by 6dB, but there aren't any EQ presets to help find your preferred balance. This isn't a huge deal for most listeners, however those who want to control their sound's tone themselves will probably have to look elsewhere.

Overall overall, the PX7 S2s are a good choice for those looking for an active noise-canceling headset with the best feel and quality. While they're not as flexible as the XM5s discussed above but they're a great choice for most listeners. You'll have to decide whether their superior ANC and audio quality are enough to justify the slightly higher price tag.

Bose QuietComfort 45/QC45 Wireless

The Bose QuietComfort 45 is a pair of wireless headphones that provide excellent noise cancellation. They also have a battery life of 24 hours. They are light and comfortable enough to wear around the house. They can be controlled using the built-in buttons and a companion app, although the customization options are restricted (sorry there's no equalizer). You can select from a variety of sound profiles that are suitable for various scenarios, including travel or working from home. The QC45s also have a feature called Aware Mode that allows outside sounds be heard when using ANC which can be beneficial for those who wish to hear their children and traffic when out and out and about.

The audio quality of the headphones isn't quite as great with the WH-1000XM5s but it's still a solid performer. The bass isn't as intense, but it does give decent depth and a good amount of sound quality. The mids and the highs are smooth and there's no harshness or shrillness.

The QC45s have a tendency to favor higher frequencies. This can cause a slight sibilance during listening to certain songs. This is not a major issue and can be easily corrected by adjusting the headphone settings within software.

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

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x

The ATH-M20x is a chic pair that offers amazing sound at a low price. The headphones are sturdy and well-built. The earcups and headband are made of plastic however, they are sturdy enough to last for a long time. The earcups can be adjusted by as much as 15 degrees and can be positioned comfortably on the majority of ears.

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20x has Bluetooth 5.0 that allows you to listen to your music wirelessly. They have an impressive battery life that can last up 30 hours of listening time. They come with an USB cable for charging.

Utilizing the headphones is simple. There are three buttons at the the left earcup that let you control playback as well as other functions. These buttons let you stop, change tracks, and even adjust the volume. The ATH-M20x also has a microphone that can be used for voice calls and voice commands. The headset has low-latency modes that make it ideal for audiophile video calls and gaming.

While the ATH-M20x headphones have excellent audio quality they are not ideal for any genre of music. Vocals may sound a bit flat and there is no real bass response. The high frequencies sound crisp and clear. The treble is a standout feature of these headphones. They are a great choice for classical, pop and jazz.

The ATH-M20x headphones are lightweight at just 190 grams without the cord. The ear cups are well cushioned, but they can't fold. They are large and cannot fit into bags or backpacks. The cable cannot be removable. The Audio-Technica ATH-M40x is a better choice for those looking for an easier-to-transport set of headphones. It is more comfortable with a folding design, swiveling the ear cups, which lay flat and removable cables. It's more expensive but offers more isolation, more bass and a longer battery life.

Skullcandy Dime 2

The Dime 2 is one of Skullcandy's best-sounding wireless bt headphones earbuds. It has a small, compact case that is easy to slip into pockets or purses. It also comes with a variety of sizes of earbuds to fit different ears. It's also lighter than other wireless earbuds we test.

The earbuds come with dual microphones, which are excellent to pick up your voice and reduce background noise during phone calls. They are not suitable for outdoor use because noises from the environment can be a distraction to your voice. The earbuds also struggle with winds and can cut certain portions of your speech.

The earbuds remain excellent sounding despite these minor flaws. They have a crisp, clear high end that doesn't spill over into the mids. They also have a nice amount mid-bass to give your music some impact.

They also have a decent dual-tap feature to perform voice commands, though they're not as intuitive as Apple's AirPod Pro. You must place your thumb on the bottom of the stem for stability, and then press the logo to execute an action. It's not the most convenient, and it isn't like a pinch-gear system.

The earbuds can last for around four hours with a single charge. They also have a quick-charge feature that allows them to last two additional hours. They're also rated IPX4 for resistance to sweat and water. The earbuds come with an included carrying case that has several openings to accommodate the earbuds and an elastic loop to secure them to your clothes. The case is available in various colors, including Doritos Red. On the internet, you can purchase the cases for less than $30 USD.