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Best Over-Ear Wireless Headphones

Consider these if you are searching for wireless headsets. They're not just comfortable to wear, but they offer excellent active noise cancellation that blocks out background noises, allowing you to focus on your music.

Focal's debut wireless headphones are an audiophile's dream. They feature a deep and full sound, with enough thump to support EDM however vocals and instruments are not left out. They include an app companion to the music and ANC presets to tailor the sound to your preference.

Sony WH-1000XM5

Sony's WH-1000XM5 is the newest generation of its popular headphones, that feature automatic adaptive noise cancellation (ANC) to block out the background sounds. They're well-suited to long commutes and long journeys with a staggering 27 hours of playback time. They also have a nifty feature that lets you pair them with two Bluetooth devices at the same time, which makes it easy to switch between music and calls. The WH1000XM5 is attractive to anyone who values sustainability due to its sleek, minimalist design and eco-friendly packaging.

The XM5s feature an easier and more comfortable headband. It fits snugly over your ears and puts less pressure on your skull. They also look more fashionable with an updated, subtle style that allows them to blend in with most outfits. They're also now available in a luxurious matte black that's better than the previous generation's glossy black.

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 the headphones back on, wireles headphones they automatically resume. This is a great method to save battery, and it works.

The XM5s make a great choice for audio quality thanks to their LDAC codec and DSEE Extreme upscaling. Rage Against the Machine's dark Bullet in the Head shows off the bass skills of Tim Commerford with real power as Billie Eilish's Bad Guy features a delicate but deliberate vocal fade.

A warning for those who exercise and who live in a rainy climate: the WH-1000XM5s don't have an IP rating, wireles Headphones so they shouldn't be used in humidity. There's even a disclaimer in the manual that suggests you don't sweat into the headset, or use 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 incremental update, but a significant improvement in audio quality and ANC. The design is also more refined. It's a more mature look than the glossy, techy appearance of Sony's XM5 or Apple's AirPods Max.

A slider switch for power ensures that you know whether the wireles Headphones are turned on, and buttons for play/pause and volume make it easy to navigate through your music collection. The left earcup has an adjustable button that can be altered to work with your voice assistant. There's also an ambient pass-through mode that lets you hear what's going on around you.

The S2s are able to reproduce a 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 a detailed soundstage. The vocals are focused and there's a good low-end extension.

The S2s are not the best at EQ control. You can increase or reduce bass and treble by up to 6dB but there are no presets to aid you in finding the ideal balance. The majority of listeners won't feel concerned about this however, those who want to tweak their audio will need to look elsewhere.

Overall, the PX7 S2s are a great option for those seeking an active noise-canceling headphones with the best feel and quality. Although they aren't as versatile as the XM5s mentioned above however, they're still a great choice for most listeners. You'll have to decide if their superior ANC and audio quality is enough to justify the slightly higher price.

Bose QuietComfort 45/QC45 Wireless

The Bose QuietComfort 45 are a solid pair of over-ear wireless headphones that provide excellent noise cancellation and a 24-hour battery life. The headphones are lightweight and comfortable enough to wear in the house. The built-in buttons can be controlled using an app that is included with the headphones, however the customization options are only limited. (Sorry, there's no equalizer). You can pick from various sound profiles depending on the circumstance, for instance when you're on the road or working from home. The QC45s also feature an Aware Mode that lets outside sounds in when using ANC, which can be useful for people who want to hear traffic and children when out and out and about.

The audio quality of the headphones isn't quite on a par with the WH-1000XM5s, but it's still a solid performer. The bass isn't as intense, but it does provide decent depth and a decent amount of texture. The mids and highs are well-rounded and there's not a hint of shrillness or harshness.

The QC45s tend to favor higher frequencies. This can cause a slight sibilance during listening to certain songs. It's not a huge issue and is easily fixed in software by tweaking the headphone settings.

The controls are intuitive and easy to use. The left ear cup powers the headphones on and off, controls music playback, and controls bluetooth headphones pairing. A multi-functional Action Button is also provided. It functions as a toggle for power and voice assistant, in addition to controlling volume. Also, there's a microphone for phone calls and Siri or Alexa support.

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x

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