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Best Over-Ear Headphones

Over-ear headphones completely encapsulate your ears to immerse you in the sound. They are typically tuned for audiophiles, and include features such as active noise cancellation and control apps.

The Focal Bathys is a wireless speaker that includes ANC and a mobile application to tweak the EQ and headphones presets. They also support high-res audio for wired listening via USB-C.

Sony WH-1000XM5

The WH1000XM5 earphones from Sony are the latest model in their noise cancellation line-up. They have a fresh new design, enhanced ANC and a lot of the same features that their predecessors had but with higher-end materials and a slightly more premium sound quality.

With only 250g, they're light for over-ear ANC headsets. This makes them extremely comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even when you're listening to a podcast or a book. The headband is supple, and it features an ear-friction rod design similar to the Grado Labs SR60x that prevents your ears from becoming too cold.

With an audio quality that is able to please people who listen to music for headphones no reason and serious audiophiles, WH-1000XM5's signature is tuned to have a slight focus on bass but is not too loud or harsh. The earphones feature a wide and wide soundstage, as well as good instrument separation. This lets you hear the details in your music. The earcups come with touch controls that are intuitive and responsive. Swipe up or down to adjust the volume. You can also swipe forward to listen to the next track or backwards to hear the prior track. The headphones can connect to two devices simultaneously, and will automatically pause playback when you take them off your head, thanks to the built-in sensor. You can also turn on the ambient mode by placing your palm on the right ear cup and allowing you to listen to what's happening around you, without taking off the headphones.

They can also be linked with your voice assistant. Bluetooth low-energy is also supported, as well as high-resolution audio (via LDAC). The headphones come with a carrying case made of premium fabric, and an USB-C charging cable. The headphones work with the majority of Android and iOS smartphones and computers running Windows and macOS. The WH-1000XM5's life expectancy is exceptional. In our standard test, we were able to achieve 31 hours and 53 minutes with ANC turned on which is much better than Sony's advertised battery life of 30 hours.

The WH1000XM5 is a great microphone for making calls. There is no muffled or static sound in the background. The noise cancellation performance is top-quality, and they're a good choice for public transport or the office.

Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 offers a significant upgrade over its predecessor. It has a host of new features and improved performance. It features wireless streaming with 24-bit enhanced active noise cancellation, and clear voice quality on any compatible mobile phone or tablet. The custom-designed 40mm drivers are carefully angled inside each earcup to create an even more focused and immersive listening experience. Six strategically placed microphones provide excellent call clarity, even in noisy environments. A built-in microphone and remote lets you control music and calls from any device compatible with it.

Like the original PX7 These headphones have elegant and refined with accent rings around each earcup, and a silver-colored headband. The memory foam earcups fit comfortably but not too tightly on the cranium. The new form and shape was developed over the course of several months and provides an incredibly comfortable clamping pressure that isn't too hard on my rotund skull.

They are 2 ounces lighter (or 307g) and are a little smaller than the Sony WH1000XM5. The headphones are lightweight enough to fit in a backpack or bag and remain in place for long listening sessions. The headband can be folded up using a sturdy hinge at the back.

They're powered by Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive support which is ideal for both high-resolution audio and tight video sync. You can play them wirelessly too, using the included 3.5mm cable that connects to an USB-C port located on the right earcup. The headphone's status indicator is an excellent feature, flashing green to indicate rapid charging and solid blue when Bluetooth pairing is in progress.

The B&W App has the same features that the onboard buttons in the hardware offer - bass and treble adjustments as well as action button assignments wear detection, the ability to cycle through ANC modes, etc. When you play music on your iPhone the app displays album cover and track titles. Popular extras such as music presets and soundscapes mode aren't available, however.

Sennheiser HD 800 S

The HD 800 S is a successor to the famous Sennheiser headphones and is designed to meet the highest expectations. Its technical construction was designed to provide stunning detail resolution that encompasses the entire frequency spectrum, dynamic range and stereo panorama. It delivers the most realistic audio you can get from open-back headphones.

The headphone is 300 ohms in impedance, which means a quality headphone amplifier will be needed to operate it at the right levels without distortion. A balanced connection is recommended, because it will increase the output power and improve the overall sound quality.

These headphones are designed to be used by professionals and have a sturdy steel frame with a mix of leather and plastic. The design is minimalist and doesn't look like the most expensive pair of headphones jbl, however they feel luxurious in the hands and are well-built. They come with a carrying case, an additional audio cable and a 1/4" to 1-/8" adapter.

The HD 800 S has a neutral sound that reproduces instruments and vocals with a natural sound, even though they are a little less bass-y. The open-back design creates an expansive, out-of-head soundstage. The treble is very good with minor drops and peaks. The Treble region also has a linear quality and you won't have any issues with piercingsibilants or even the upper bite of the drum snare.

They can still deliver impact, dynamism and impact in the event of need, despite the absence of a loud low-end. They are still a great choice for those who enjoy rock music that has punchy bass however they might not sound as great as the other models on this list.

In the mids they are Sennheiser headphones are hard to beat. They are straight and have a slight incline in the upper mids, which shouldn't be noticed by most listeners. They can also reproduce precise time gradations, which is a nice bonus.

The HD 800 S are a pair of exceptional headphones, ideal for audiophiles and professionals. They are a top pick because of their outstanding audio quality and comfortable fit. They're costly however, you're getting a pair of headphones that will last for many years to be used and perform well in any situation.

Anker Soundcore Life Q20

The Anker Soundcore Q20 is a decent set of headphones for anyone who wants to relax or simply want a pair of affordable headphones that block out noise. The headphones come with a basic bag that protects them when you put them in a bag. Their battery can last multiple long-haul flights. Their ANC is capable of blocking out chattering seatmates and engine rumbles when on an airplane, although their audio profile is warmer and bass-heavy.

The Life Q20's controls are easy to navigate and well-marked. On the left earcup, there are buttons to pair and power up the headphones, as well as turning on and off the active noise cancellation. On the right earcup there are controls for playing back media which include a multi-function button that lets you activate your phone's voice assistant and enable Anker's BassUp feature (more on this later). You can also make use of the built-in microphone to make calls without hands your phone.

Anker's Soundcore Q20 headphone offers a deep immersive listening experience thanks to its custom 40mm dynamic driver that provides certified Hi-Res audio. With a treble that stretches up to 40 kHz they offer exceptional clarity and detail, while their active noise cancelling technology is designed to block out a wider range of mid- and low-frequency sounds.

One thing to keep in mind about the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is that it doesn't support the aptX codec, which is disappointing. This means that you will not be able to benefit of the superior codes' lower latency when playing games on your computer.

In terms of comfort In terms of comfort, the Life Q20's memory foam ear cups and headbands are comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time without creating discomfort. The ear cups are also able to rotate and adjust to the particular shape of your head, so you can have a comfortable fit. You can also listen to music with a 3.5mm cable and a microUSB cable is included to charge the battery.