Top 5 Wireless on Ear Headphones

With no wires to connect wireless headphones on ear tend to be smaller and more portable than over-ears. They also have a longer battery life and come with a carry case to ensure safe storage.

The Jabra Elite 45h feature-packed on-ear headphones for a bargain price. They have cordless bluetooth headphones 5 connectivity, as well as several physical buttons. They also support the aptX format for Hi-Res audio streaming. The default sound profile has a heavy bass, but this can easily be changed within the app using a graphic equalizer.

Focal Bathys Wireless

Focal is a name synonymous with high-end audio and the Bathys Wireless are no exception. These are a pair of over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation and high-fidelity sound.

The 40mm aluminium/magnesium 'M-shaped' domed driver is manufactured in France. Focal has developed the driver to be portable for use, and the result is an incredible headphone. It's a lively set of headphones I've tried. They can reveal every aspect with a deep and full sound.

Contrary to other ANC cans that sound hollow and plastic The Bathys are built well with a strong headband and earcups that are comfortable over your ears. They're also quite light and come with a USB-C cable to allow wired listening.

The Bathys has an easy-to-use and intuitive control system. A cluster of buttons is located on the right side of the cup and allow you to control your virtual assistant, Bluetooth pairing and the source that you're listening. A single click on the ANC toggle button cycles through different modes ranging from standard SBC to the more advanced aptX and Headphones Bluetooth aptX Adaptive codecs.

If you connect your device with the USB cable, you can enjoy up to 24bit/192kHz. Fortunately, this doesn't require any additional software or hardware to activate and the headphones take care of it all automatically.

One peculiarity of the headphones is the LED that glows white when they are switched on. It's a nice touch however I'm not sure if it's really needed. Fortunately the lights don't draw up much power and don't impact the battery's life in any way. The Focal &Naim app permits you to disable the lights, and also manage EQ and voice assistance as well as a number of other settings. The app is surprisingly light and user-friendly, though I had a few teething issues with the program at first. You can choose between various sounds that sound futuristic and boops to indicate mode or button presses.

JBL 460NC Wireless

The JBL 460NC Wireless headphones are a great option for those who wish to listen to music on the move. They come with 40mm drivers with Adaptive Noise Cancelling and Ambient Aware technology. They are powered by a long-lasting battery and can block out background noise so you can concentrate on your music. They also have the feature of TalkThru which allows you to lower the volume of music and amplify speech so you can converse with other people while wearing headphones.

The headphones are lightweight, and they are comfortable to wear because of the soft ear cups. They are well-constructed and sturdy enough to not tip over. They're designed for portability and fold up to make storage more convenient. They also come with a carry case that makes it easy to transport.

The headphones are highly rated by users and provide excellent value for the price. Many users have praised the sound quality as well as battery life and voice assistant control. Some users have complained that the earpads were too small and uncomfortable for some.

Other features of the 460NC Wireless monolith headphones include an inline microphone that is compatible with most Android devices, Google Fast Pair, and 50 hours of battery life. They are compatible with Spotify and YouTube. They are low-latency for iOS and Android which makes them perfect for video games.

The JBL 460NC Wireless headphones are of good build quality, with a tough mesh fabric and some padding on the earcups. They are built well and are more durable than other on-ear headsets like the Skullcandy Uproar Wireless 2 They also have an extremely sturdy hinge that can withstand accidental drops.

The headphones feature a comfortable on-ear design and the headband swiveling 90 degrees for convenience in storage and portability. The headphones have a large battery built-in that can last up to 50 hours of battery life on one charge. They are also available in multiple colors to suit your style. The headphones also have an inbuilt microphone and support for various voice assistants. Smart Ambient Technology automatically adjusts the audio performance depending on the environment.

Skullcandy uproar

Skull Candy is making waves in the world of budget headphones with their new Uproar Wireless headphones. These Bluetooth on-ear headsets are comfortable, feature long-lasting batteries and look fashionable. They cost less than PS40.

The headphones are light and extremely comfortable. The headphones are primarily made of plastic, which makes them incredibly light and flexible, but also fragile. I wouldn't drop them from above my head. The ear pads are only partially covering your ears, which means they won't block out noise like you might expect.

Pairing with your phone is a simple and quick process. First, ensure that the headphones are on and the LED indicator is flashing quickly. After that, go to the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone and connect the headphones. Once they're paired, the headphones will automatically connect to your device if it is within the range.

One thing that I really love about the headphones is how great they sound. The bass is fantastic and you can clearly hear the details of your music. The highs are clear and crisp too. They sound better than some of the other headphones Bluetooth that I've tried and are worth the money.

They can also be recharged, and come with a USB cord. This means you can recharge them while on the move. You can also utilize the audio input to listen to music on your smartphone even when headphones are not connected.

These headphones also have built-in microphones that lets you take calls. This is a great feature if you're on the go and don't have an additional cord. They also come with a battery that can last for approximately 10 hours, which is a great value.

Audio-Technica ATH-M60x

The ATH-M60x, the latest version of Audio-Technica's popular M series, is a closed, on-ear headset that is perfect for studio, mobile and broadcasting. With the same 45mm large-aperture drivers as the M50xs, these headphones offer high-quality sound, operating across a wide frequency range with crystal clear clarity and deep bass response.

The M60x's frame is composed of both plastic and metal and has a durable finish. The low-profile design of the M60x is very comfortable. The earpads and headband are made from protein leather, which is less likely than other materials to cause sweating. The headband of M headphones is a little narrower and more comfortable, making them more comfortable and airy. They are also better to wear with glasses.

The cable is available in long, short and coiled versions and an easy pouch to store them when not in use. The cable connection uses the bayonet lock mechanism which is a nice addition and is perfect for keeping the headphones securely connected to your device. The M60xs have a low impedance of just 38 ohms, which means they will work with almost any device.

Comparing the M60xs to headphones that are over-ear like the Bowers & Wilkins P5 Series 2 they offer more of a balanced sound that doesn't rely on a specific frequency. The M60xs also cost less than Bowers & Wilkins. This makes them a good option for those on a tight budget.

The M60xs are a departure from the classic M series design, however they look great. They sport a sleek black frame that has a matte finish. It is accented by a simple, minimalist logo on the headband. The M60xs don't fold and are bulky to transport. However, they're still a good option for professional audio. Their noise isolation performance isn't the best but they allow the rumble of plane and bus engines. This is often disguised by loud music. They are very effective at eliminating the sounds of location from podcasts and videos.