Audio Technica's Quiet Point range highlights the company's noise-cancelling cans, all eager to cushion our music from the outside world.
Their isolation is excellent, and there's great timing and a dynamic, detailed delivery. But they can sound heavy-handed beside the Sennheiser PXC300s. They don't make the top order of hi-fi or portable headphones, but these are still decent cans with excellent noise-cancelling ability.
Audio Technica ATH-ANC7 (n/cancel) review
These noise-cancelling cans have great timing and a dynamic, detailed delivery Tested at £109.00
Our Verdict
If you're after all-out entertainment without external distractions, give these a try.
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