Hi folks, We've been busy researching Wireless Headphones
to help you figure out what you need to make your best audio and video content and stay
on budget.
Links to all the products in the review are in the description box below, where you'll
find current pricing for your region wherever possible.
Now before I move on, we'd love to hear what Wireless Headphones you're using right now
and what you think of them.
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Okay, let's get into it!
Here are the top five best Wireless Headphones.
The fifth product on our list is Jabra Elite 85h.
The Jabra Elite 85h is a pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones.
Comfort is the name of the game with these headphones.
The earpads are plush with enough room for your ears to breathe.
And the cups fold flat and rotate toward the headband so you can slip them into your bag
or their carrying case.
Jabra has a smart noise-canceling feature.
This uses four of the 85h's eight microphones to detect unwanted sound.
The Active Noise Cancellation feature automatically switches on after this detection.
Through the Jabra Sound+ app, you can customize what counts as unwanted noise.
Another helpful setting is HearThru which amplifies ambient noise.
This is a particularly useful setting when you're commuting and need to listen out for
announcements.
The controls are on the right panel and the edges of the left and right earcups.
The mic mute or voice assistant button is above the 3.5-millimeter jack and USB-C port.
The Elite 85h is compatible with Siri, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant.
The durability of these headphones is impressive.
They have a water-resistant nano-coating that protects the internal components.
The Jabra Elite 85h is an affordable buy if you're looking for a comfortable set of headphones
that comes jam-packed with great features.
The fourth product on our list is the Bose QuietComfort 35 II
The Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II comes with improvements over its predecessor.
There's a dedicated action button to access your Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa.
You can control the noise-canceling feature using the same button.
There are three preset strengths of the Active Noise Cancellation.
You can customize this based on how you like to listen to your music.
You start by connecting your headphones to the Bose Connect+ app.
This is where you select language settings or your preferred voice assistant.
The connectivity of these headphones is very stable; it doesn't falter when you move around
the room, whether you're listening to audio or making calls.
The build of these headphones is slim.
They come in two color options: silver and black.
They have comfortable earpads that you can wear for hours without your ears’ feeling
hot.
They're durable and flexible so you can shove them inside your bag without a second's thought.
They come with their own carrying case.
Battery life is good too.
A single charge will last for up to 20 hours.
These are ideal for students or commuters who enjoy listening on the go.
The third product on our list is Bowers & Wilkins PX7.
The Bowers and Wilkins PX7 is a functional and entertaining pair of headphones.
With the headband and arms now made with a custom carbon fiber composite, these headphones
are lighter than ever.
The earcups are elliptical with a fabric finish that keeps your ears ventilated.
The headband and earpads are well padded and clamp with just the right amount of pressure.
The buttons are located on the right earcup, save for the noise-canceling button.
A cool feature of the PX7 is its proximity sensor, which pauses music if you lift an
earcup from your head.
They come with a hard-shell carrying case in the box.
Their sound is tonally balanced, with warm and rich music that is entertaining to listen
to.
Clarity and detail are also clear, which makes listening to acoustic instruments and close-miked
vocals a fantastic experience.
Connectivity is robust, and with the features they come with, the PX7 ticks all the boxes.
If you're looking for headphones for casual listening or gaming, the Bowers and Wilkins
PX7 will have you bobbing your head in joy.
The second product on our list is the Sony WH-1000X M4
Sony takes it up a notch with the WH-1000X M4.
If you're looking for great noise cancellation, this pair delivers.
They address low-frequency ambient noise such as hums and cancel it out perfectly.
They have a new Bluetooth multipoint feature for added convenience.
This lets you connect two devices at once, so you could move from listening to Spotify
on your laptop and then move over to a YouTube video on your phone seamlessly.
You can toggle more settings using the Sony Headphone Connect app.
If you turn on the speak-to-chat function it will pause music when you speak.
Using a small proximity sensor, the WH-1000X M4 stops the audio when you lift an earcup.
The build feels solid with the earcups’ being thicker than the XM3s'.
The headphone controls are touch-sensitive on both earcups.
You can pause, play, or skip songs using swipes and taps.
An interesting feature is ambient mode which is turned on by cupping your palm over the
left earcup.
Ambient mode lowers the volume and conveys the surrounding sounds using microphones.
Connection is great and supports SBC, AAC, and Sony's very own LDAC.
This gives you more compatibility options, along with the 3.5-millimeter audio jack that
comes in the box.
If you’re looking for a quality pair of wireless headphones then the Sony WH-1000X
M4 is a great choice.
The first product on our list is the Bose 700.
The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 have a beautiful design.
They have a minimalist build and come in three colors: triple black, soapstone, and silver
luxe.
There's a button for Bluetooth and a touch-sensitive pad on the right earcup.
The build has been improved.
They are made of metal and the earpads are comfortable with stiffer cushions that improve
sound isolation.
The headband uses a soft rubberized plastic that sits nicely on your head.
The earcups rotate 90 degrees so they sit on your neck comfortably when not in use.
Bose has its own app called the Bose music app.
This lets you get the most out of the Bose 700.
It's intuitive to use and helps you set up your headphones.
You can also hook up your Google Assistant or adjust noise cancellation levels.
In the app, you can also switch devices.
It's a seamless experience if you hate disconnecting and reconnecting your headphones.
Connection strength is powerful and stable.
Battery life is solid too.
On a single charge, it can last up to for 20 to 21 hours of use.
Bose got everything right with the 700s.
They’re a great investment for travelers or students.
And there you have it folks, the five Wireless Headphones that got us excited this year.
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