Do need an expensive headphone with strong Noise-Cancelling while your environment is quiet? You may lose some features when paying for another feature. If your surrounding is quiet so you will need clear sound and enough base for your headphone.
In other hand, If you are in noisy places your first priority is to pick a headphone with decent Noise-Cancelling Technology.
The genre of music you are listening to can be another parameters to buy a headphone. For example, Rock music focuses primarily on guitar solos, vocals, deep Bass, and drums.
Sony WH-1000XM4 | Industry Leading Noise-Cancelling Technology
Sony’s flagship noise-canceling headphones are now in their fourth generation, and it shows. The WH-1000XM4 offer 30 hours of battery life, an ergonomic design, and some of the best sound quality you’ll find, thanks to Sony’s DSEE Extreme upscaling engine. They cancel out the world better than nearly all competitors, and they can even sense when you talk and pause your music—you’ll rarely reach for the pause button. Sony has also addressed the one thing we hated about the previous model: call quality. New microphones combined with better processing make these great for Zoom meetings and phone calls alike.
Apple AirPods Max
Introducing AirPods Max — a perfect balance of exhilarating high-fidelity audio and the effortless magic of AirPods. The ultimate personal listening experience is here.
They’re some of the most expensive wireless headphones on the market, but Apple’s AirPods Max will get you the best sound. They have rich bass, a massive soundstage, and excellent noise cancellation. My favorite part? The large Apple Watch-like knob on the top of the right ear cup, which you use to easily adjust the volume. Apple users will love how well they integrate with iOS devices, and especially how well they handle video. When watching via certain apps (HBO Max, for example), they can track your head to simulate full object-based surround sound.
Jabra Elite 45H
Engineered to be best-in-class on-ear wireless headphones
Experience exceptional sound quality and music clarity, with the freedom of going wireless. Jabra headphones are known for their superior audio quality, with advanced 40mm speakers – the biggest this headphone category has to offer – for great music, wherever you listen.
These affordable on-ear headphones from Jabra don’t have a ton of bells and whistles, but they hold up where it counts. The Elite 45H are super comfortable, have solid microphone performance, and—best of all—offer up to 50 hours of playback on a single charge. If you want wireless headphones that are affordable, sound good, and rarely have to recharge, these are the ones for you.
Bose Noise Canceling 700
Proprietary active noise cancelling technology uses microphones both inside and outside the earcups to monitor the sounds around you and instantly produce an opposite signal to cancel them out. With adjustable noise cancelling, you can control how much — or how little — of the outside world you hear. Plus, Conversation Mode lets you simultaneously adjust noise cancelling and pause your music for a quick chat.
Special digital signal processing (DSP) and an advanced microphone array inside these Bose headphones allow them to limit background noise and focus on your voice alone, making them excellent for call quality. Plus, the special mics and DSP pair with Bose’s incredibly effective noise-canceling tech for amazing peace and quiet when you’re home or out and about. All of that plus great comfort, long battery life, and excellent sound quality mean the Bose 700 should be your top pick if you place a lot of phone calls and Zoom meetings.
Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition
The 43.6mm drivers in the PX7 are the largest in our headphone collection and are developed and tuned by the same engineers behind the Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series Diamond loudspeakers found in Abbey Road Studios.
The lightweight PX7 Carbon Edition are the type of stylish modern headphones you forget you’re wearing, thanks to ergonomic design. Sound quality is among the best, which makes up for noise-canceling that isn’t quite as good as Sony or Bose headphones. You can choose between Google Assistant and Alexa integration with the great onboard mics, plus 30 hours from a charge means they’ll last nearly a full week on the job.
Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT
The ATH-M50xBT harnesses the legendary M50x studio sound for an exhilarating wireless listening experience, with exceptional clarity and deep, accurate bass response. With the M50xBT there’s nothing to hold you back. You get up to 40 hours of continuous use on a full charge.
Audio Technica’s ATH-M50X headphones are known for balanced sound and great durability. It’s made them ubiquitous in music and film studios around the globe. But what if you want to take them with you between takes? Enter the ATH-M50XBT, which brings wireless technology to the beloved workhorse headphones. Don’t worry, wire lovers, the Bluetooth version comes with the same coiled studio cable as the original corded version, so you can easily plug in for a fresh take when you get back to the studio.
HP HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless
Get a massive 300 hours of battery life and play for over a week without the battery getting low. Clear multiple game campaigns without needing to charge, and enjoy every minute in comfort with Cloud Alpha Wireless’ plush HyperX signature memory foam and breathable leatherette ear cushions. HyperX Dual Chamber Drivers produce incredibly clear audio, as the dual chamber system separates the mids and the highs from the bassy lows. When combined with DTS® Headphone:X® Spatial Audio, which offers precise sound localization and immersive surround sound, you can escape into your favorite fantasy game worlds or stay laser-focused on the competition. Check battery life, tune the equalizer, and access more customization options via the easy-to-use HyperX NGENUITY software.
This wireless headset from HyperX has great sound and a decent mic, along with solid build quality, but that’s not what garnered it an extremely rare 10/10 in our review. That would be the insane battery life: WIRED reviewer Eric Ravenscraft has spent over 200 hours listening to these without having to recharge them—they’re rated for 300 hours. We’re still scratching our heads as to how HyperX has play times that are literally 10 times the competition, but for now the simple fact that it isn’t a lie makes them easily the best wireless gaming headset around.
