Top Over The Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones 2017

[0.45 lb] I was originally looking for noise cancelling headphones with over the ear hooks for use at the gym (earbuds alone always fall out, and traditional over the ear headsets are just too bulky for me). I couldn't find any quality noise cancelling ones. So, based on reviews, I took a chance on these Beats. They sound great, the noise cancelling works just fine, and, well, with the wings, they stay firmly and comfortably in my ears. Highly recommended!

[Yes] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having an adaptive noise cancelling pair of headphones is a game changer. They automatically adjust noise cancelling based on what's going on around you and also allow the user to adjust how much noise cancelling is needed. This makes listening to music and podcasts so much better. The sound quality is top tier and the headphones get very loud, the bass is good as well. I love the automatic pause/resume whenever the headphones are removed or put back on. This prevents having to fumble about for a phone or buttons on the headphones. Overall I'd rate the JBL Live 670nc a 9/10 but only because my ears got a bit uncomfortable after about 1.5 hours of use. This is due to the nature of on-ear headphones vs over-ear, it's a personal preference.

[0.6 lb] I prefer over the ear, noise cancelling headphones when I can, but I don't like taking them into dusty environments. These are perfect for working in my wood shop or out in my yard. They do not have active noise cancelling, but with a decent, in-ear fit, they do a decent job of blocking out unwanted noise. The sound is surprising for such a small package, and the charging case is very small and convenient. Getting the Buds paired to my Pixel 6 Pro was ridiculously simple: just open the charging case!

[0.8 lb / 0.4 kg] Over the ear headphones reduce ambient noise. Sound quality is very good for mono headphones.

[1x Headphone] I love these headphones. They are extremely comfortable and the noise cancelling is mazing.

[Faux Fur] Perfect for noise cancelling

[Black] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A really solid overall offering by JBL, the 770 noise cancelling headphones are the current flagship of the Tune line. Very good sound quality and tone balance for what I would consider an "on ear" headphone as the ear cups are not large enough to go over my ears. However, they are still lightweight and comfortable. Bluetooth connectivity was excellent and they are fully supported by the JBL Headphone app for iOS which allows you to adjust the noise cancelling mode, EQ, and even firmware update which is a nice supported feature for a relatively inexpensive model. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

[Yes] I travel once a month and use noise cancelling EarPods to avoid airplane noise, I used the AirPods Pro for a while, but after 30 minutes of use, my right ear hurts (quite a bit). The hard plastic and non-confirming form of the Apple product is not universal, and even with different tips, the hard plastic is what hit my ear and made it hurt. I gave the Technics AZ60M2s a try and I loved them. They are super comfortable and I can use them for prolonged periods of time without any issues. Also, the sound is clearer, both for music and for calls, I tested calling 3 people twice each, they all said I sounded better while using the Technics. It is better to use something that makes sense, and not just go for looks and/or the hype. I highly recommend these earbuds!!!

[20 Hz to 20 kHz] These are so light I flicked off my ear thinking it was something on me. Noise cancelling is excellent. I know because I work in a noisy environment and people say they don't here anything in the background. Range is descent but not as good as the Open Com. I only use it for phone calls so I'm not sure how the sound is. There are settings in the app to control the sound settings.

[Stereo] I traditionally had not been an "earbuds" person. I often found them uncomfortable or poorly fitting, and as such hadn't used them in a long time, opting for over-the-ear style. However, the LinkBuds S changed my perspective on buds, and it all comes down to how light they are and how easily they go into your ear. Sony nailed it in this regard, and the comfort has removed my stigma on earbuds. Sound quality is great, but the standout feature for me is the Adaptive Sound Control for noise cancelling and ambient sound. The Headphones Connect app has a lot of features and settings adjustments to manipulate noise cancelling behavior based on what you're doing and where you are - and considering the mobility of the LinkBuds S, I found this to be a killer feature.