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The Best Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones

You require the most effective noise-cancelling over ear wireless headphones noise cancelling-ear headphones regardless of whether you wish to block out the hum from your HVAC system or want to fight the background noise of jet engines. The newest Sony WH-1000XM5s have become the new kings of active noise cancellation, and their predecessors are also fantastic.

We've analyzed the adjustability of ANC and touch controls as well as on-ear ear detection for pausing music when your headphones are removed. Our top picks include high-resolution audio and comfortable, spacious ear cups.

1. Sony WH-1000XM5

The fifth generation of Sony's top headphones is a major upgrade over its predecessor, with better noise cancellation and improved audio quality. Its remarkable ANC performance creates a virtual cone of silence over your head. It also blocks out a surprising amount low-frequency sounds. The earcups block out noises in the mid-treble range including chatter from the passengers and creaking metal.

In contrast to other noise cancelling headphones that sound hollow or unnatural, Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones the WH-1000XM5s are extremely natural sounding. They can reproduce Billie Eilish’s drums with remarkable detail while keeping the edges clear and clean. It's enjoyable listening to them on a long flight or commute.

A capacitive touch-surface in the right earcup handles the most frequently used controls, such as play/pause, volume up/down and skip forwards/backwards. It can also stop and answer calls, and switch between ANC mode and ambient sound. You can also hold the power button for a few seconds to hear an audio message telling you how much battery life is left.

Another notable improvement on the XM5s is the new QN1 microphone that is designed to record high-quality audio when making podcasts and videos. The microphone is more sensitive than previous models and has a larger audio range that makes it easier to hear your voice.

Other features from the XM4s have carried over to the XM5 and include an adaptive ANC system that automatically optimizes performance based on the environment. Its 'Wearing Detection is now able to detect when you take off the headset and pauses videos or music and resumes it once you put them back on. It also works with Sony's DSEE Extreme engine, which claims to enhance compressed music to near-high-resolution quality.

2. Sony WH-1000XM4

The WH-1000XM4s are the most recent version of Sony's top-of-the-line over-ear headphones, and although they don't have as much active noise cancellation as the WH-1000XM5s do, they provide top-of-the-line performance. Alongside the improved Bluetooth and a better noise cancelling algorithm, the WH1000XM4s have a brand new audio chip that can boost music files to HD quality and has more advanced voice controls.

The biggest improvement in the latest model is that Sony has made the WH-1000XM4s more comfortable than ever before by adding padding around the headband and moving the microphones to the outer edges of the ear. This makes them more comfortable for long listening sessions.

You can also switch between five different sound settings depending on the environment. You can also customize your EQ settings with the Sony headphones app. They're an excellent choice for those who travel, and the app allows you to track your activity and automatically optimize the settings as you go.

Another big improvement is the WH-1000XM4's noise cancellation, which has been improved by adding more sensitivities and improving how it eliminates low frequencies. You can check this out by looking at a graph like the one below, where higher peaks indicate more sounds are being blocked out. The WH1000XM4s are also superior at reducing low-frequency noises such as the hum from an air conditioning unit or the constant rumble of a plane engine.

The WH-1000XM4s have an impressive set of features which include batteries that last up to 30 hours, and a built-in USB-C charging port. They also feature Quick Alert, which lets you touch the right earcup in order to deflect music and activate transparency mode; Speak to Chat pauses media when you speak (and works well, though it can sometimes fail to register taps), and Sony's Smart Listening technology, which can recognize and analyze your surroundings to provide superior audio.

3. Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II

The Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II headphones (or QC35 Wireless 2018, as they're also known) were released in September 2017. Although they've been replaced by the 2021-released Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, they remain popular and affordable, and are worth considering if you're looking for a noise cancelling headphone.

The QC35 II are a great pair of wireless headphones that provide a comfortable fit with a neutral sound profile and exceptional noise isolation. They can be used in noisy areas as well as while on the move and last for more than a day on one charge. They also work with most smart assistants and can be turned on by an individual button. You can ask them to play music or answer trivia questions, or read notifications from your smartphone.

The padding around the ears is wide and can fit most ear shapes. They are also lightweight. The hinges of the housings can be folded down to allow them to be easily packed into a bag or backpack. The controls on the right side of the headphones are intuitively placed and comfortable to use. Playback is controlled by tapping the buttons, including rewinding or skipping songs.

We heard The Beatles' Let It Be as well as the drum beats and piano. The QC35 II deliver crisp, clear audio that is well-rounded and detailed. They dig up subtleties in the vocals, such as Paul McCartney's erratic timing as he builds up to the chorus or Gerard Way's snarl when he sighs about the lack of individuality among teens.

The QC35 II can be connected to up to two devices at once and are compatible with all smart assistants. The QC35 II comes with a carry bag and a USB charging cable.

4. Sony WH-CH720N

Sony is known for making top-quality headphones at a affordable cost. The WH-CH720N budget headphones are not a different. These headphones come with many of the same features as the flagship WH1000XM5 headphones, but with a more budget friendly design. These headphones provide a lot of active noise cancellation, but at the price of a small.

These headphones have powerful drivers that measure 30mm in size. They provide crisp high frequencies and a full bass. They also feature a balanced tuning to make them sound great with a variety of music genres, and they have a wide soundstage that lets you get a sense of being immersed in the music.

The WH-CH720N headphones use buttons instead of the touch controls and gestures of the XM5 headphones. This can be a bit of a downside since the buttons can be a bit confusing at first. Luckily, the headphones have clear labels and the controls are placed intelligently. Double press of the '+' button can pause and play audio. A single press lowers the volume. By pressing and holding the button the button, voice assistants will be launched and calls are turned down.

These headphones can last for up to 35 hours with ANC on. This is the highest battery life we've seen in headphones that are over-ear. They also feature a standby mode to aid in conserving battery.

The WH-CH720N headphones are connected to Android phones and iOS devices using Bluetooth. They support LDAC which allows them to play high-quality audio on compatible devices. The headphones also work with PlayStation consoles with an analog 1/8"TRS cable. They can also be used on a computer with the included USB dongle. The Sony Headphones Connect App lets you customize your headphones by using an EQ slider, presets, and multipoint connectivity.

5. B&W PX7 S2

The PX7 S2 follow on from an extremely successful predecessor, but are by no means a half-baked update that rides on its own. They have a sleeker design and a brand-new application. They deliver on their promise of high-end build quality, delivering audio that faithfully communicates artistic intent. They're also extremely comfortable and are a delight to wear all day.

They don't have the same noise cancellation features as the Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II or the Sony WH1000XM5, but they are effective at blocking out ambient sounds so you can concentrate on your podcasts or music. They feature a six-microphone setup (four for the noise cancelling over ear headphones cancellation and two for voice pickup) and a revised algorithms that cut down on ambient noise by 30dB. These are also one of only a few Bluetooth headphones we've tested that can be used as passive headphones, allowing users to listen to their media without powering up the drive units.

They're also compatible with the B&W Music app, a free download that offers many features to complement the excellent noise cancelling. It includes the Quick Action button that cycles through three modes for environmental use and displays battery life. It can be configured to launch your device's voice assistant. Annoyingly, you have to press and hold the button to activate it - pressing it once is more convenient and intuitive.

The PX7 S2 is a pair of headphones that will please music lovers. They're not as well suitable for the raucous music of genres such as rock and metal, which tend to favour heavy bass and muddy low frequency, as they are for classics, folk and Acoustic music, but they can still impress those who appreciate audiophile cred that's also practical and comfortable.