Top 5 Wireless on Ear Headphones

Without wires to connect, wireless on ear headphones typically lighter and more portable than over-ears. They also typically offer better battery life and come with a carrying case for safe storage.

The Jabra Elite45h headphones are on-ear packed with features for a low price. They boast Bluetooth 5 connectivity and a smattering of physical push-button controls. They also support the aptX protocol for Hi-Res audio streaming. Their default sound profile is heavy on bass but this can be changed in the app by using an EQ graphic.

Focal Bathys Wireless

Focal is synonymous with premium sound and the Bathys Wireless headphones are no different. They're a set of over-ear headphones that balance active noise cancellation and high-fidelity sound.

The 40mm aluminium/magnesium "M-shaped" domed driver is manufactured in France. Focal have improved it for use on the go and the result is a headphone that is awe-inspiring to listen to. It's the most powerful set of cans I've ever tried and they are able to reveal even the most minute details with an incredibly rich and full sound.

Contrary to other ANC cans that sound hollow and plastic The Bathys are well-constructed with a strong headband and earcups that are comfortable over your ears. The Bathys are also relatively lightweight and come with USB-C cables for Running wired listening.

The controls on the Bathys are simple and intuitive with a plethora of buttons on the right cup that control your virtual assistant, Bluetooth pairing, and which source you're listening to. The ANC toggle button allows you to switch between a variety of modes, ranging from standard SBC codecs to more advanced aptX or aptX Adaptive codes.

If you connect your device with the USB cable, you can enjoy up to 24bit/192kHz. This doesn't require additional hardware or software to enable and the headphones will do it all automatically.

One oddity of the headphones is the LED that lights up white when they're switched on. It's a nice visual feature, but I'm not sure whether it's necessary. Fortunately the lights don't draw up much power and don't impact battery life at all. You can disable them via the Focal & Naim app that allows you to manage EQ and voice assistants, as well as a few other settings. The app is simple to use and fairly light, although I initially had some difficulties getting used to the software. You can choose between a variety futuristic-sounding beeps and boops to indicate the mode and button presses.

JBL 460NC wireless bluetooth headphones

The JBL Wireless 460NC Headphones are perfect for those who love music and want to listen to their favorite songs while on the go. They have 40mm drivers and Adaptive Noise Cancelling and Ambient Aware technology. They come with an extremely long-lasting battery that can block out background noise so that you can focus on your music. They also have a feature called TalkThru that allows you to reduce the volume of music and amplify speech so you can converse with other people while wearing headphones.

The headphones are lightweight and comfortable to wear, due to their soft ear cups and a headband. They are well-constructed and are sturdy enough to not fall over. They are designed to be lightweight and fold up to make storage easy. They also come with a carrying case for easy transport.

They are highly regarded by listeners and offer excellent value for the price. Many customers have praised the quality of the sound as well as battery life and the voice assistant control. However, some have pointed out that the ear pads aren't large enough and may be uncomfortable for certain people.

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

The JBL 460NC Wireless headphones have a good build quality, featuring a tough mesh fabric and slight padding on the ear cups. They are well-constructed and are more sturdy than other on-ear headphones like the Skullcandy Uproar Wireless 2 They feature an incredibly sturdy hinge that is able to withstand falls from accidental.

The headphones are made with an on-ear design and a headband that can be turned 90 degrees to make them portable and easy to store. The headphones feature a big built-in battery which can provide up to 50 hours on a single charge. The headphones are available in a variety of colors to match your style. The headphones have built-in microphones and can be used with several voice assistants. Smart Ambient Technology automatically adjusts the audio quality in accordance with the surrounding.

Skullcandy Uproar

Skull Candy's new Uproar Wireless headphones are making waves in the headphone market that is budget friendly. They're comfortable Bluetooth on-ear headphones with a long-lasting battery and stylish looks for under PS40.

The headphones are light and very comfortable. The headphones are made mainly of plastic, making them light and flexible, but also fragile. I wouldn't recommend dropping them from head height and the earpads only partially cover your ears so they're not as noise isolating as you'd expect for this type of headphone.

It is simple to pair your phone with headphones. First, ensure that the headphones are turned on and that the LED indicator is blinking quickly. Then, open the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone and pair the headphones. Once they're connected the headphones will automatically reconnect to your device whenever they are within range.

One thing that I really like about these headphones is how good they sound. The bass is excellent and you can hear a lot of the details in your music. The highs are clear and crisp too. They sound better than my other headphones that I've used, and For Running are well worth the price.

They are also rechargeable and come with a USB cord. This means that you can easily charge them on the go. They also come with an audio input that you can use to play your music with your smartphone when the headphones aren't connected.

Another good thing about these headphones is that they come with an integrated microphone that allows you to take calls. This is great when you're on the go and don't have an extra cord. They also come with a battery that can last for around 10 hours, which is great.

Audio-Technica ATH-M60x

The ATH-M60x, the latest version of Audio-Technica's popular M series is a closed on-ear headphone that is ideal for mobile, studio wireless headphones and broadcasting use. The M60xs use the same 45mm wide aperture drivers as the renowned M50xs to provide excellent sound quality. They work across a variety of frequencies with crystal clear clarity, and a full bass response.

The M60x's frame is constructed of metal and plastic and has a durable finish. The low-profile design is extremely comfortable, with the earpads and headband made of protein leather, which is less likely to cause sweating. The headband is more narrow than the other M headphones, which helps make them feel lighter and more comfortable on your head, while also making them more suitable for use with glasses.

Its removable cables are supplied in long, short and coiled varieties and a simple pouch for storing them when not in use. The cable connection is secured with the bayonet lock mechanism which is a nice feature and helps keep the headphones secure to your device. The M60xs have a very low impedance of 38 ohms, so they should work with virtually any device.

Comparing the M60xs to over-ear headphones like the Bowers & Wilkins P5 Series 2 they offer more balanced sound that doesn't rely on a specific frequency. The M60xs are also smaller amount of money than Bowers & Wilkins, which makes them an excellent option for those with a tight budget.

Although the M60xs diverge from the M-series' classic style in certain ways, they look stunning. The sleek black frame is complemented with a minimalistic logo on the band. The M60xs aren't foldable and are heavy to carry. But, they're still a good choice for professional audio. Noise isolation is not sufficient, as they let in the rumble from airplanes and buses. This can be disguised by loud music and they are very effective at getting rid of the location sounds from podcasts and videos.