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The Best Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones
Whether you're battling the sound of jet engines, or simply want to block out the hum of your HVAC system at home, you'll require the most effective noise-cancelling headphones for over-ear use. The new Sony WH-1000XM5s have become the new leaders in active noise cancellation, and their predecessors are also fantastic.
We've considered the adjustments for ANC as well as touch controls and on-ear detection (for pausing music when you take your headphones off). Our top picks have high-quality audio, comfortable ear cups and large earcups.
1. Sony WH-1000XM5
The fifth generation of Sony's flagship headphones is a major upgrade over its predecessor, with improved noise cancellation and audio quality. Its impressive ANC creates a virtual cone on top of your head, absorbing a surprising amount low-frequency sound. The ear cups also block out mid- to treble range sounds such as passenger chatter or the creaking of metal, as well as the clanging of dishware.
The WH-1000XM5s sound natural, unlike some noise cancelling headphones that sound hollow. They're able to render the rising and falling of Billie's drums with incredible depth, while keeping edges clean and over ear noise cancelling headphones pristine. It's enjoyable listening to them on long flights or during commutes.
A capacitive touch-surface on the right earcup controls the most frequently used controls, including play/pause, volume up/down and skip forwards/backwards. It also lets you end and answer calls, and switch between ANC mode and ambient sound. Alternatively, you can hold the power button for several seconds to hear a message indicating the remaining battery life.
The QN1 microphone is a significant improvement over the XM5s. It is designed to record high-quality audio while recording podcasts and videos. The microphone is more sensitive than the previous models and has a greater audio range that makes it easier for you to pick up your voice.
Other features from the XM4s are been incorporated into the XM5, such as its adaptive ANC system that automatically optimizes performance based on your environment. Its "Wearing Detection feature now detects when you take off the headset and stops playing video or music, and restarts it as soon as you put them back on. It's compatible with Sony's DSEE Extreme Engine, which enhances compressed music to close to high-res quality.
2. Sony WH-1000XM4
The WH-1000XM4s are a new version of Sony's market-leading over ear headphones, and even though they don't offer as much active noise canceling as the WH-1000XM5s, they still offer class-leading performance. Alongside the improved Bluetooth and a more efficient noise-canceling algorithm, the WH-1000XM4s also have a brand new audio chip that boosts music files to HD quality and offers more advanced voice controls.
The biggest improvement in the latest model is that Sony has made the WH-1000XM4s more comfortable than before by putting padding around the headband and moving the microphones to the outside of the ears. This makes them more comfortable to listen to for long periods.
They're also more versatile with the ability to switch between five sound modes depending on your environment. You can also adjust your EQ settings by using the Sony headphones app. They're an excellent choice for those who travel, and the app allows you to track your activities and automatically adjust their settings on the fly.
Another big improvement is the WH1000XM4's noise cancellation, which has been improved by adding more sensitiveness and improving the way it eliminates low frequencies. You can test this by looking at a graph like the one above, where higher peaks indicate that more sounds are being cancelled out. The WH-1000XM4s can also be more effective at reducing low-frequency sounds like the hum of an air cooling unit or the constant rumble of an airplane engine over ear noise cancelling headphones any other pair of noise-canceling headphones that we've tested.
The WH-1000XM4s continue to have a great set of features such as batteries that last up to 30 hours, and an integrated USB-C charging port. They also have Quick Alert, a feature that lets you tap the right earcup and then dampen the sound to enable transparency mode. Speak to Chat, meanwhile it pauses the media when you speak (and it works great but sometimes it fails to recognize taps), as well as Sony's Smart Listening Technology, which can detect your environment and provide better sound.
3. Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II
The Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II (or QC35 wireless noise cancelling headphones 2018) are headphones for over-ear use that were launched in September 2017. Although they've been replaced by the 2021-released Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, they remain popular and affordable and are worth a look if you're looking for a noise cancelling headphone.
The QC35 II is a great pair of wireless headphones for mixed-use. They offer a comfortable fit as well as a neutral sound quality by default. They also provide exceptional noise isolation. They can be used in noisy areas as well as while on the move and last for more than a day on a single charge. They are also compatible with a variety of smart assistants and can be activated by pressing an individual button. You can ask them to play music and answer trivia questions or read your smartphone notifications.
They have a wide opening in the ear padding that can fit most types of ear sizes and shapes. They also are extremely light. The housings' hinges can be folded down to make them easier to pack into a bag or backpack. The controls on the right side of the headphone are easily placed and feel good to use. A series of taps will control playback, including the ability to rewind and skip songs.
For a good example of the quality you can expect from these Bose headphones we played The Beatles' Let It Be and listened to drum beats and piano parts. The QC35 II delivers crisp, clear audio that is smooth and detailed sound. They can pick up subtleties such as Paul McCartney’s inconsistent timing as he builds up to the chorus, or Gerard Way's snarl as he laments teenage personalism in teenagers.
The QC35 II is compatible with the majority of smart assistants and can connect to two devices simultaneously. The QC35 II comes with a carry bag and a USB charging cable.
4. Sony WH-CH720N
Sony is a household name for its top-quality headphones at a low cost. Its budget-friendly WH-CH720N headphones are no exception. They carry many of features that make the top WH-1000XM5 models so good but in an affordable design. They also come with a decent amount of active noise cancellation at a very low cost.
Similar to the WH1000XM5 headphones, these headphones have 30mm dynamic drivers which provide ample bass and crisp high frequencies. These headphones have an even sound that blends well with a variety of genres of music. They also feature an expansive, immersive soundstage.
The WH-CH720N headphones use buttons for controls instead of the gestures and touch controls of the XM5 headphones. This can be a bit of an issue as the buttons initially seem confusing. The controls are strategically placed and have clear labels. One press of the '-' button lowers the volume, and double pressing pauses and plays audio. Pressing and holding the button launches voice assistants and blocks calls.
These headphones can last up to 35 hours with ANC on. This is the highest battery life we've seen in headphones that are over-ear. They also feature a standby mode to aid in conserving battery.
The WH-CH720N can be connected to Android phones and iOS devices using Bluetooth. They support LDAC which allows them to play high-quality audio on compatible devices. The headphones also work with PlayStation consoles with an analog 1/8"TRS cable. They can also be connected to a computer with the included USB dongle. The Sony Headphones Connect app lets you personalize your headphones with an adjustable EQ slider, presets, multipoint connectivity, as well as secure listening.
5. B&W PX7 S2
The PX7 S2 follow on from a successful predecessor but aren't a half-baked update riding on its own. With a sleeker design and a brand new app and a new app, they fulfill the promise of premium build quality, delivering audio that accurately conveys artistic intention. They're also incredibly comfortable and a treat to wear all day.
They don't offer the same noise cancellation as the Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II or the Sony WH1000XM5, but they're effective at blocking out ambient sounds to let you concentrate on your podcasts or music. They use a six microphone setup (four for over ear noise cancelling headphones noise cancellation and two for voice pick-up) and a new algorithm which reduce ambient sound by 30dB. They're also one of the few Bluetooth headphones we've tested that can be used in a passive mode, allowing you to listen to your content on your own with no power being applied to the drive units.
The B&W Music app is also compatible with the free download that provides a variety of features that compliment the excellent noise cancellation. It includes a Quick Action button that cycles through three different modes of environmental, displays battery life and can be set to launch your device's voice assistant. It's a pain to press and hold the button - one press is more convenient and intuitive.
The PX7 S2 are an impressive pair of headphones, that will please the majority of music enthusiasts. The PX7 S2 are not as well suited to challenging music genres like metal and rock that favor bass-heavy productions and muddy low frequency as they are for folk, classical and Acoustic. However, they'll still impress those who value audiophile credentials, and are practical and convenient.
Whether you're battling the sound of jet engines, or simply want to block out the hum of your HVAC system at home, you'll require the most effective noise-cancelling headphones for over-ear use. The new Sony WH-1000XM5s have become the new leaders in active noise cancellation, and their predecessors are also fantastic.
We've considered the adjustments for ANC as well as touch controls and on-ear detection (for pausing music when you take your headphones off). Our top picks have high-quality audio, comfortable ear cups and large earcups.1. Sony WH-1000XM5
The fifth generation of Sony's flagship headphones is a major upgrade over its predecessor, with improved noise cancellation and audio quality. Its impressive ANC creates a virtual cone on top of your head, absorbing a surprising amount low-frequency sound. The ear cups also block out mid- to treble range sounds such as passenger chatter or the creaking of metal, as well as the clanging of dishware.
The WH-1000XM5s sound natural, unlike some noise cancelling headphones that sound hollow. They're able to render the rising and falling of Billie's drums with incredible depth, while keeping edges clean and over ear noise cancelling headphones pristine. It's enjoyable listening to them on long flights or during commutes.
A capacitive touch-surface on the right earcup controls the most frequently used controls, including play/pause, volume up/down and skip forwards/backwards. It also lets you end and answer calls, and switch between ANC mode and ambient sound. Alternatively, you can hold the power button for several seconds to hear a message indicating the remaining battery life.
The QN1 microphone is a significant improvement over the XM5s. It is designed to record high-quality audio while recording podcasts and videos. The microphone is more sensitive than the previous models and has a greater audio range that makes it easier for you to pick up your voice.
Other features from the XM4s are been incorporated into the XM5, such as its adaptive ANC system that automatically optimizes performance based on your environment. Its "Wearing Detection feature now detects when you take off the headset and stops playing video or music, and restarts it as soon as you put them back on. It's compatible with Sony's DSEE Extreme Engine, which enhances compressed music to close to high-res quality.
2. Sony WH-1000XM4
The WH-1000XM4s are a new version of Sony's market-leading over ear headphones, and even though they don't offer as much active noise canceling as the WH-1000XM5s, they still offer class-leading performance. Alongside the improved Bluetooth and a more efficient noise-canceling algorithm, the WH-1000XM4s also have a brand new audio chip that boosts music files to HD quality and offers more advanced voice controls.
The biggest improvement in the latest model is that Sony has made the WH-1000XM4s more comfortable than before by putting padding around the headband and moving the microphones to the outside of the ears. This makes them more comfortable to listen to for long periods.
They're also more versatile with the ability to switch between five sound modes depending on your environment. You can also adjust your EQ settings by using the Sony headphones app. They're an excellent choice for those who travel, and the app allows you to track your activities and automatically adjust their settings on the fly.
Another big improvement is the WH1000XM4's noise cancellation, which has been improved by adding more sensitiveness and improving the way it eliminates low frequencies. You can test this by looking at a graph like the one above, where higher peaks indicate that more sounds are being cancelled out. The WH-1000XM4s can also be more effective at reducing low-frequency sounds like the hum of an air cooling unit or the constant rumble of an airplane engine over ear noise cancelling headphones any other pair of noise-canceling headphones that we've tested.
The WH-1000XM4s continue to have a great set of features such as batteries that last up to 30 hours, and an integrated USB-C charging port. They also have Quick Alert, a feature that lets you tap the right earcup and then dampen the sound to enable transparency mode. Speak to Chat, meanwhile it pauses the media when you speak (and it works great but sometimes it fails to recognize taps), as well as Sony's Smart Listening Technology, which can detect your environment and provide better sound.
3. Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II
The Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II (or QC35 wireless noise cancelling headphones 2018) are headphones for over-ear use that were launched in September 2017. Although they've been replaced by the 2021-released Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, they remain popular and affordable and are worth a look if you're looking for a noise cancelling headphone.
The QC35 II is a great pair of wireless headphones for mixed-use. They offer a comfortable fit as well as a neutral sound quality by default. They also provide exceptional noise isolation. They can be used in noisy areas as well as while on the move and last for more than a day on a single charge. They are also compatible with a variety of smart assistants and can be activated by pressing an individual button. You can ask them to play music and answer trivia questions or read your smartphone notifications.
They have a wide opening in the ear padding that can fit most types of ear sizes and shapes. They also are extremely light. The housings' hinges can be folded down to make them easier to pack into a bag or backpack. The controls on the right side of the headphone are easily placed and feel good to use. A series of taps will control playback, including the ability to rewind and skip songs.
For a good example of the quality you can expect from these Bose headphones we played The Beatles' Let It Be and listened to drum beats and piano parts. The QC35 II delivers crisp, clear audio that is smooth and detailed sound. They can pick up subtleties such as Paul McCartney’s inconsistent timing as he builds up to the chorus, or Gerard Way's snarl as he laments teenage personalism in teenagers.
The QC35 II is compatible with the majority of smart assistants and can connect to two devices simultaneously. The QC35 II comes with a carry bag and a USB charging cable.
4. Sony WH-CH720N
Sony is a household name for its top-quality headphones at a low cost. Its budget-friendly WH-CH720N headphones are no exception. They carry many of features that make the top WH-1000XM5 models so good but in an affordable design. They also come with a decent amount of active noise cancellation at a very low cost.
Similar to the WH1000XM5 headphones, these headphones have 30mm dynamic drivers which provide ample bass and crisp high frequencies. These headphones have an even sound that blends well with a variety of genres of music. They also feature an expansive, immersive soundstage.
The WH-CH720N headphones use buttons for controls instead of the gestures and touch controls of the XM5 headphones. This can be a bit of an issue as the buttons initially seem confusing. The controls are strategically placed and have clear labels. One press of the '-' button lowers the volume, and double pressing pauses and plays audio. Pressing and holding the button launches voice assistants and blocks calls.
These headphones can last up to 35 hours with ANC on. This is the highest battery life we've seen in headphones that are over-ear. They also feature a standby mode to aid in conserving battery.
The WH-CH720N can be connected to Android phones and iOS devices using Bluetooth. They support LDAC which allows them to play high-quality audio on compatible devices. The headphones also work with PlayStation consoles with an analog 1/8"TRS cable. They can also be connected to a computer with the included USB dongle. The Sony Headphones Connect app lets you personalize your headphones with an adjustable EQ slider, presets, multipoint connectivity, as well as secure listening.
5. B&W PX7 S2
The PX7 S2 follow on from a successful predecessor but aren't a half-baked update riding on its own. With a sleeker design and a brand new app and a new app, they fulfill the promise of premium build quality, delivering audio that accurately conveys artistic intention. They're also incredibly comfortable and a treat to wear all day.
They don't offer the same noise cancellation as the Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II or the Sony WH1000XM5, but they're effective at blocking out ambient sounds to let you concentrate on your podcasts or music. They use a six microphone setup (four for over ear noise cancelling headphones noise cancellation and two for voice pick-up) and a new algorithm which reduce ambient sound by 30dB. They're also one of the few Bluetooth headphones we've tested that can be used in a passive mode, allowing you to listen to your content on your own with no power being applied to the drive units.
The B&W Music app is also compatible with the free download that provides a variety of features that compliment the excellent noise cancellation. It includes a Quick Action button that cycles through three different modes of environmental, displays battery life and can be set to launch your device's voice assistant. It's a pain to press and hold the button - one press is more convenient and intuitive.
The PX7 S2 are an impressive pair of headphones, that will please the majority of music enthusiasts. The PX7 S2 are not as well suited to challenging music genres like metal and rock that favor bass-heavy productions and muddy low frequency as they are for folk, classical and Acoustic. However, they'll still impress those who value audiophile credentials, and are practical and convenient.
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