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20 Things You Need To Know About Over The Ear Headphones Wireless
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Best Over the Ear Headphones
Wireless headphones allow you to listen to podcasts or music anywhere without having to run an audio wire to your device. These headphones are ideal for use in public transport, in the office or at home.
Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones over-ear headphones may have an elegant design and outstanding noise cancellation. They are usually packaged in a sleek case.
Soundcore Life Q30
A major upgrade over the Soundcore Life 2 from late-2018 The new over-ears appear better, feel stronger and are generally more polished. The hinges are tighter, and the soft ear cups are slightly larger. They're still made of plastic, however they're more polished. You can also swap out the 3.5mm cable for a high-quality USB-C version so that you can make use of them with portable Hi-Fi systems as well as stationary Hi-Res players. They also have dual mics built-in that worked flawlessly in our tests with FaceTime, Skype and Microsoft Teams calls.
The Soundcore app comes with a wide range of EQ presets, which can be adjusted and saved to allow you to listen to music or podcasts in the way you prefer. This is what makes these headphones stand out from other ANC headphones, and the Soundcore app is extremely simple to use.
When ANC is on, the Q30's 40mm drivers cut out almost all background noise, making for excellent listening. The Q30's sound quality is natural, but a little on the treble. Some might not be a fan of the bass response (we have had better results with the Bass Booster equalizer). However, you can solve this issue using the Soundcore app, as there's an equalizer with 8 bands to allow you to tweak.
The headphones come with an power button and a pairing button on the left ear cup and an USB-C port to charge. The right earcup features buttons for play/pause, volume up/down and volume up/down. By double-clicking these controls, you can skip tracks or repeat the previous one. They also support an option to speak to them that allows you to request them to change the mode or set an alarm. You can also cover the right earcup with your fingers to activate ambient modes, so that you can hear everything around you without taking off the headphones.
These headphones have a fantastic battery life. In our tests with ANC enabled, the Q30 was able to last for nearly an hour longer than its rivals. This lets you enjoy a long flight, or a full day at work. The USB-C cord included in the kit lets you quickly recharge them. You'll also get an alert when your battery is nearing empty.
Focal Bathys Wireless
Focal's Bathys Wireless are a set of premium over-ear headphones that offer both active noise cancellation and Bluetooth playback. They're designed as an elite, high-end headphone that are ideal for listening to podcasts and music on the go, but sound amazing when used to listen to audiophile music at home as well. They're slightly more expensive than similar headphones, but their exceptional sound quality is the main selling factor.
The Focal Bathys are packaged in a compact, slim and attractive white fabric-finished retail box with all the accessories you require inside. There's a fold-flat headphone carry case, USB-C to USB-C cable, 1.2mm SE cable and an audio adapter.
The battery's capacity is 600mAh, which can last a whole day of casual listening. They also come with an audio input that you can make use of wired. Wirelessly, they're paired via Bluetooth. You can control their functions using an app (now called Focal and Naim in line with English Naim's network-aware products) or the button located on the left earcup, which scrolls through ANC profiles like silent, soft 'transparent,' and 'full.
The app allows you to alter various settings like the LED brightness, EQ presets including a'music' profile that sounds more neutral and brighter than other presets and also their battery life. You can also choose the ANC mode and level and select an 'acoustic environment that adjusts the sensitivity to mimic the sound of the headphones in a different room.
The Focal Bathys have an incredibly bass-rich profile that gives additional warmth and punch to your favourite tracks. In the end, instruments and vocals are pushed back into the mix and sound muffled, while details like cymbals are somewhat less prominent than you'd expect from other headphones. The wiresless headphones are also less effective at active noise cancellation when compared with other over-ears with higher-end technology, such as the Sony WH1000XM5 or Apple AirPods Max.
Sony WH-1000XM5
Sony headphones are renowned for their quality, and the WH1000XM5 headphones are no exception. It is at the top end of the'mainstream' headphones for over-ear, and is slipping into the 'luxury lifestyle' category where brands like Bang & Olufsen, Apple and Montblanc are a common sight. The XM5s are expensive, but if you can find them, there's not a better pair of wireless headphones for over-ear use.
The XM5s come with a variety of features that simplify the lives of the listener, and also automate tasks that they'd otherwise need to perform manually. Sony's DSEE Extreme engine (which upscales compressed music to near hi-res) is available and also support for Bluetooth's LDAC technology. This lets high-quality music to be streamed at bitrates that are higher than Bluetooth. It also has a built-in microphone for making hands-free phone calls.
Similar to the previous generation of WH headphones, the XM5s excel in noise cancellation. These headphones are one of the best at reducing the continuous drones that can be heard in train and underground carriages. The XM5s also excel at separating listeners from the noises of airports and busy streets.
Sound quality is also excellent. The XM5s do not have as high a resolution in the low frequency range as the XM4, but they do possess more clarity and Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones a greater sense of openness. The bass on Rage Against The Machine's Bullet in the Head shows off the Sonys' power and definition without affecting the rest the music. The XM5s are also able to provide precise and accurate bass notes in Massive Attack's Angel.
Battery life is also very excellent, offering up to 30 hours of audio with ANC active, and 40 hours when it's off. That's more than enough for a weekend getaway or a long period of usage.
The only drawback is that the XM5s do not have any dust or water resistance protection. Sony actually recommends not sweating in the XM5s or taking them out in the rain. This may not be a problem for everyone else however, for those who spend much time in the gym or live in a rainy location, it could be a significant issue.
Apple AirPods Max
The Apple AirPods Max are a pair of wireless bt headphones headphones over-ear that come with Bluetooth technology and noise cancelling. Apple created dynamic drivers that measure 40mm with a neutral sound profile that focuses on highs and mids without going too loud. They are ideal for movies and music. They also have superior fidelity compared to most competing pairs of headphones.
The headphones are lightweight and comfortable on the head. The ear cups are constructed from memory foam covered in weaved fabric. They fit comfortably on the ears without putting pressure on the sides of the face. The ear cups can also be flipped and rotated to accommodate different head shapes. The spring-loaded hinges offer an incredibly firm, yet not too strong clamping force that makes sure the earcups remain in position during listening sessions.
A small button located on the the right ear cup can be used to toggle noise cancellation modes. There's also a button that can be pushed, Jog-dial-like button, akin to the digital crown on the Apple Watch, that you can turn to adjust the volume and press once, twice or thrice to playback control. Pressing and holding the button will activate Siri. The buttons are well-placed and easy to use, but I was disappointed that there wasn't a power button to turn the headphones off when they're not in use. The headphones automatically go into standby mode when they are removed from your ear or placed in their case, and they only wake up when you slide them over your head once more.
Another feature that is quite cool is spatial audio, which uses the gyroscopes and accelerometers in the AirPods Max and your iPhone or iPad to determine where you're moving, then repositions sounds to create the illusion that they're coming from those locations. This gives you a theater-like experience with movies and videos recorded in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 or 7.1. Only iOS devices can be used to listen to the spatial audio.
The AirPods Max are a decent pair of headphones, but I'd be slightly smug about walking into an Apple Store and spending $549 on them if I knew they'd be outdone in a year by the new model. AirPods Pro are more expensive however they offer better battery life and advanced features.
Wireless headphones allow you to listen to podcasts or music anywhere without having to run an audio wire to your device. These headphones are ideal for use in public transport, in the office or at home.
Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones over-ear headphones may have an elegant design and outstanding noise cancellation. They are usually packaged in a sleek case.Soundcore Life Q30
A major upgrade over the Soundcore Life 2 from late-2018 The new over-ears appear better, feel stronger and are generally more polished. The hinges are tighter, and the soft ear cups are slightly larger. They're still made of plastic, however they're more polished. You can also swap out the 3.5mm cable for a high-quality USB-C version so that you can make use of them with portable Hi-Fi systems as well as stationary Hi-Res players. They also have dual mics built-in that worked flawlessly in our tests with FaceTime, Skype and Microsoft Teams calls.
The Soundcore app comes with a wide range of EQ presets, which can be adjusted and saved to allow you to listen to music or podcasts in the way you prefer. This is what makes these headphones stand out from other ANC headphones, and the Soundcore app is extremely simple to use.
When ANC is on, the Q30's 40mm drivers cut out almost all background noise, making for excellent listening. The Q30's sound quality is natural, but a little on the treble. Some might not be a fan of the bass response (we have had better results with the Bass Booster equalizer). However, you can solve this issue using the Soundcore app, as there's an equalizer with 8 bands to allow you to tweak.
The headphones come with an power button and a pairing button on the left ear cup and an USB-C port to charge. The right earcup features buttons for play/pause, volume up/down and volume up/down. By double-clicking these controls, you can skip tracks or repeat the previous one. They also support an option to speak to them that allows you to request them to change the mode or set an alarm. You can also cover the right earcup with your fingers to activate ambient modes, so that you can hear everything around you without taking off the headphones.
These headphones have a fantastic battery life. In our tests with ANC enabled, the Q30 was able to last for nearly an hour longer than its rivals. This lets you enjoy a long flight, or a full day at work. The USB-C cord included in the kit lets you quickly recharge them. You'll also get an alert when your battery is nearing empty.
Focal Bathys Wireless
Focal's Bathys Wireless are a set of premium over-ear headphones that offer both active noise cancellation and Bluetooth playback. They're designed as an elite, high-end headphone that are ideal for listening to podcasts and music on the go, but sound amazing when used to listen to audiophile music at home as well. They're slightly more expensive than similar headphones, but their exceptional sound quality is the main selling factor.
The Focal Bathys are packaged in a compact, slim and attractive white fabric-finished retail box with all the accessories you require inside. There's a fold-flat headphone carry case, USB-C to USB-C cable, 1.2mm SE cable and an audio adapter.
The battery's capacity is 600mAh, which can last a whole day of casual listening. They also come with an audio input that you can make use of wired. Wirelessly, they're paired via Bluetooth. You can control their functions using an app (now called Focal and Naim in line with English Naim's network-aware products) or the button located on the left earcup, which scrolls through ANC profiles like silent, soft 'transparent,' and 'full.
The app allows you to alter various settings like the LED brightness, EQ presets including a'music' profile that sounds more neutral and brighter than other presets and also their battery life. You can also choose the ANC mode and level and select an 'acoustic environment that adjusts the sensitivity to mimic the sound of the headphones in a different room.
The Focal Bathys have an incredibly bass-rich profile that gives additional warmth and punch to your favourite tracks. In the end, instruments and vocals are pushed back into the mix and sound muffled, while details like cymbals are somewhat less prominent than you'd expect from other headphones. The wiresless headphones are also less effective at active noise cancellation when compared with other over-ears with higher-end technology, such as the Sony WH1000XM5 or Apple AirPods Max.
Sony WH-1000XM5
Sony headphones are renowned for their quality, and the WH1000XM5 headphones are no exception. It is at the top end of the'mainstream' headphones for over-ear, and is slipping into the 'luxury lifestyle' category where brands like Bang & Olufsen, Apple and Montblanc are a common sight. The XM5s are expensive, but if you can find them, there's not a better pair of wireless headphones for over-ear use.
The XM5s come with a variety of features that simplify the lives of the listener, and also automate tasks that they'd otherwise need to perform manually. Sony's DSEE Extreme engine (which upscales compressed music to near hi-res) is available and also support for Bluetooth's LDAC technology. This lets high-quality music to be streamed at bitrates that are higher than Bluetooth. It also has a built-in microphone for making hands-free phone calls.
Similar to the previous generation of WH headphones, the XM5s excel in noise cancellation. These headphones are one of the best at reducing the continuous drones that can be heard in train and underground carriages. The XM5s also excel at separating listeners from the noises of airports and busy streets.
Sound quality is also excellent. The XM5s do not have as high a resolution in the low frequency range as the XM4, but they do possess more clarity and Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones a greater sense of openness. The bass on Rage Against The Machine's Bullet in the Head shows off the Sonys' power and definition without affecting the rest the music. The XM5s are also able to provide precise and accurate bass notes in Massive Attack's Angel.
Battery life is also very excellent, offering up to 30 hours of audio with ANC active, and 40 hours when it's off. That's more than enough for a weekend getaway or a long period of usage.
The only drawback is that the XM5s do not have any dust or water resistance protection. Sony actually recommends not sweating in the XM5s or taking them out in the rain. This may not be a problem for everyone else however, for those who spend much time in the gym or live in a rainy location, it could be a significant issue.
Apple AirPods Max
The Apple AirPods Max are a pair of wireless bt headphones headphones over-ear that come with Bluetooth technology and noise cancelling. Apple created dynamic drivers that measure 40mm with a neutral sound profile that focuses on highs and mids without going too loud. They are ideal for movies and music. They also have superior fidelity compared to most competing pairs of headphones.
The headphones are lightweight and comfortable on the head. The ear cups are constructed from memory foam covered in weaved fabric. They fit comfortably on the ears without putting pressure on the sides of the face. The ear cups can also be flipped and rotated to accommodate different head shapes. The spring-loaded hinges offer an incredibly firm, yet not too strong clamping force that makes sure the earcups remain in position during listening sessions.
A small button located on the the right ear cup can be used to toggle noise cancellation modes. There's also a button that can be pushed, Jog-dial-like button, akin to the digital crown on the Apple Watch, that you can turn to adjust the volume and press once, twice or thrice to playback control. Pressing and holding the button will activate Siri. The buttons are well-placed and easy to use, but I was disappointed that there wasn't a power button to turn the headphones off when they're not in use. The headphones automatically go into standby mode when they are removed from your ear or placed in their case, and they only wake up when you slide them over your head once more.
Another feature that is quite cool is spatial audio, which uses the gyroscopes and accelerometers in the AirPods Max and your iPhone or iPad to determine where you're moving, then repositions sounds to create the illusion that they're coming from those locations. This gives you a theater-like experience with movies and videos recorded in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 or 7.1. Only iOS devices can be used to listen to the spatial audio.
The AirPods Max are a decent pair of headphones, but I'd be slightly smug about walking into an Apple Store and spending $549 on them if I knew they'd be outdone in a year by the new model. AirPods Pro are more expensive however they offer better battery life and advanced features.
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