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Best Over-Ear Headphones

Over-ear headphones running completely surround your ears, allowing you to be immersed in the sound. They are typically designed for audiophiles and come with features like active noise cancellation and control apps.

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

Sony WH-1000XM5

The WH-1000XM5 headphones are Sony's most recent upgrade to their top-of-the-line noise cancellation range. The headphones for swimming have a new design and improved ANC. They also have many of the same features, but they have superior sound quality and higher-end materials.

They're extremely light for over-ear ANC headphones, with 250g. This makes them very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even if you're listening to a podcast or book. The headband is supple, and has a friction rod design like the Grado Labs SR60x that prevents your ears from becoming too cold.

With an audio quality that will please those who enjoy music casually and audiophiles, the WH1000XM5's sound signature is tuned to put a little emphasis on bass, but not too loud or harsh. They feature a wide and open soundstage with excellent instrument separation that allows you to hear the specifics in your music. The earcups also feature touch controls, which are responsive and intuitive to use. Swipe up or down to change 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 stop playback whenever you take them off your head, thanks to the built-in sensor. You can enable the ambient mode by placing your hand on the right earcup. This lets you listen to the sounds around you without having to remove the headphones.

They can also be connected with your voice assistant. Bluetooth low-energy is also supported, as well as high-resolution audio (via LDAC). They come with a durable carrying case made from premium fabric and an USB-C cable for charging. The headphones work with most Android and iOS smartphones and computers that run Windows and macOS. The battery longevity of the WH-1000XM5 is impressive. In our test we were able achieve 31 hours and 53 minutes with ANC switched on, which is better than Sony's advertised battery time of 30 hours.

The WH-1000XM5's mic performance on voice calls is excellent and there's not any muffled or static-y audio in the background. Noise-canceling is also excellent, and these headphones are perfect for public transportation and the office.

Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 offers a significant upgrade over its predecessor. It comes with a variety of new features and improved performance. The Bowers & Wilkins S2 comes with premium performance and features, including 24-bit wireless streaming and active noise cancellation optimized, and clear voice calls on any compatible mobile or tablet. The 40mm drivers that are custom-designed for the device are precisely positioned inside each earcup to provide an enhanced, more immersive listening experience. Six carefully placed microphones offer outstanding clarity for calls even in noisy environments. And an inline remote and microphone let you control your calls and music using any compatible device.

Like the PX7's original design, these headphones with bluetooth are a sleekly refined look with accent rings on each earcup as well as a silver-colored headband. The earcups are cushioned by memory foam and fit comfortably on the cranium, but don't feel tight. The new design and shape was developed over the course of several months and offers an incredibly comfortable clamping pressure that doesn't press hard on my own skull.

At 10.8 grams (or 307g), they're 2 ounces lighter that the Sony WH-1000XM5, and are a touch thinner. The earphones headphones are light enough to be carried in a bag or backpack and stay in place comfortably for long listening sessions. The headband can be folded using a sturdy hinge at the back.

The headphones are powered by Bluetooth 5.2, with aptX Adaptive. This is great for high-quality audio as well for a tight video sync. The included 3.5mm cord connects to the USB-C port located on the right earcup. The headphone's status indicator is a helpful gesture, flashing green to indicate rapid charging and solid blue when Bluetooth pairing is active.

The B&W App has the same features that the buttons on the hardware provide including bass and treble adjustment actions button assignments wear detection, a cycle of ANC modes as well as other features. The app also displays an album cover and track title when you play music on your iPhone. Some popular features like music presets and soundscapes mode are not available, however.

Sennheiser HD 800 S

The HD 800 S is a successor to the legendary Sennheiser headphones and was made to meet the highest expectations. Its technical construction has been optimized to achieve a detail resolution that encompasses all of the frequency spectrum dynamic range, as well as stereo panorama. It's the most realistic spatial audio you can get from open-back headphones.

The headphone has a 300 ohm impedance, which means a quality headphone amplifier is required to ensure it is operating at the desired levels without distortion. It is recommended to utilize a balanced connection, which will double the output and improve the quality of sound.

These headphones are designed for professional use. They have a steel frame, and a mix of leather and plastic padding. The design is simple and they're not fancy, but the quality of the headphones and their build are superb. They come with a carry pouch and an extra audio cable and a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter.

The HD 800 S has a neutral sound that reproduces vocals and instruments in a natural way, even though they are a little light on bass. This is because the open-back design creates a spacious and out-of-head, passive soundstage. The treble quality is excellent with minor drops and peaks. The treble area is very linear, so you won't have issues with cutting sibilants, or the upper impact of a drum snare.

They can still deliver impact and dynamism when required, despite the absence of a powerful low-end. These headphones are still great for those who love rock music that has punchy bass, but may not be as impressive as other models on this list.

In the mids they are Sennheiser headphones are difficult to beat. They are extremely linear and have a slight slop in the upper mids, which will not be noticed by most listeners. They also can reproduce precise time gradations, which is a benefit.

The HD 800 S are a pair of outstanding headphones, ideal for audiophiles and professionals. They are a top pick because of their outstanding sound quality and a comfortable fit. They are expensive however, you're getting a pair of headphones that will last for years to come and perform at their best in any setting.

Anker Soundcore Life Q20

The Anker Soundcore Q20 is a good set of headphones for anyone looking to kill time or simply want a pair of affordable headphones Gaming that block out noise. The headphones come with a basic case which protects them when you put them in a bag. The battery will last for several long-haul flights. Their ANC is capable of blocking out chatty seatmates and engine rumbles when on a plane, though their audio profile is a bit warm and bass-heavy.

The controls on the Life Q20 are well-marked and easy to use. On the left earcup there are buttons for powering up and pairing the headphones, as well as to turn off or on active noise cancellation. On the right earcup, there are controls for playing back media. This includes a multi-function control that activates your phone's voice assistance and turns on Anker BassUp (more about this later). The built-in microphone can be used to make hands-free phone calls.

Anker's Soundcore Life Q20 headphones deliver an immersive and rich listening experience thanks to the custom 40 mm dynamic drivers that are certified Hi-Res Audio. The headphones have the treble range to go up to 40 kHz. Their active noise cancellation is designed to filter out a broad range of low- and mid-frequency sound.

One thing to keep in mind about the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is that it doesn't support aptX, which is a disappointment. This means you won't capable of taking advantage of the superior Headphones Gaming codec's lower latency while playing games on your PC.

In terms of comfort, the Life Q20's memory foam earcups and headband are comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time without creating discomfort. The earcups are capable of turning so that they can adjust to the specific 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 for charging the battery.