Wireless Headphones Reviews

UPDATED These wireless, noise-cancelling Sonys cost just a third of the WH-1000XM3 Award-winners.

These JBLs aren’t quite Club classics, but despite a rather heavy bass, this is a promising performance.

Shure’s first wireless, noise-cancelling headphones have lofty ambitions. Can they compete with the class-leaders?

Can JBL’s wireless noise-cancelling headphones make their mark in a tough market?

Sennheiser’s mid-range noise-cancelling headphones have plenty of features and a strong reputation to maintain.

These noise-cancelling headphones occupy the middle ground, but do they earn a recommendation at this price?

These JBL noise-cancelling cans are proof that you don’t need to pay a premium for decent performance.

B&W’s latest flagship noise-cancellers are the first pair to debut next-gen aptX Adaptive Bluetooth – and they sound great.

If you can look past the guide lights gimmick, these Beyerdynamics have a judicious and thoughtful presentation.

They've got the looks, build and specs of a premium pair of noise-cancelling headphones, but have they got the sound?