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Good morning, afternoon or evening to all. As I say in the title, I need an advice to clarify which Noise Cancelling Headphones I should buy. I'm a bit confused, also because I'm not buying them right now, but I'm planning to buy them after summer, or even for Christmas (yes, it's farr far away). Still I need to be sure about the purchase, because it's my first Noise Cancelling Headphones, and I wish to buy a good one rather than a bad one. Now, I've looked for them around, and I've had the chance to test them a bit, for the sound and the comfortabily: I've seen that if I have to choose right now I'd go for a Sony WH-1000MX3 or a Bose Noise Cancelling 700. The Sony MX-4 doesn't suits me, also because some says that for android is better the MX3 rather than the MX4. So here is the question: Is the Sony WH-1000MX3 a good choice? Should I consider it? Should I pass to Bose instead? I wish to walk with those headphones, so comfortability is the best choice, and some sites says that Sony has the lightest headphones. But I'm also aware of the fact that this purchase is far far away, and they could introduce many other products. That where I'm trying to figure it out, but I don't have any directions. So, do I have to wait until I purchase, without any worries, or should I stay alert for any new headphones on the market, and maybe aware of the fact that MX-3 could end up be unavailable, because of the MX-4 new release? And also there's some websites in which I could reach specific notions about new Headphones release? Thank you in advance.

Hey guys, my Fiancee is looking for a pair of headphones, so I'm looking for some recommendations. She wants 2 things: 1. Noise Cancelling (I assume active is better? If not, why?) 2. Better quality then my Sennheiser HD598's Budget is $200 CAD, but I'd be willing to look at ones up to $300 CAD if the recommendation to do so was compelling. Source content will mainly be CD's at full quality, and LP Records, but there will be plenty of MP3's, AAC's, and some ALAC. Music Genres will include everything, but lots of Classical and lots of modern pop/top 40's. She's a music theorist and performer, so she's got a damn good ear. No major preference on "sound signature", as long as they're clear, good quality, and the bass isn't overpowering. Devices being used: iPhone 5s, Macbook Air, and a lower-ish end Record Player (w/ integrated DSP and amp, nothing fancy - yet anyway lol). If there is a compelling reason to add a DAC/Amp, please include a recommendation - portability isn't necessarily required in this category. Looks: No gamer ugly shit, please, but they don't need to look special. Please list all recommendations in CAD - Amazon.ca is preferred retailer, but will accept any national Canadian Retailer

So my birthday just went by and I got a bunch of Amazon vouchers, I have been wanting some noise-cancelling headphones for the commute on the train and I have seen the Cowin E-7 being recommended as good quality on the cheap. I've got a Kingston Hyper-X Cloud for my general gaming so I don't need a good mic just something that sounds good. Are they any good or can you recommend anything else at the price point (less than £80)?

What are the best noise cancelling headphones to buy in the market right now?

Hey guys looking for some recommendations. After watching the video today about cheap earbuds Here I was hoping you guys could give some recommendations on noise cancelling buds. I work in a factory and it's LOUD all the time and although we are given buds they are just crap rubber that aren't comfortable or very quiet. I don't need them to be able to stream although that is a plus, also I was wondering about the 4 buds that they recommended in that video as the raycons even say they are noise cancelling on the amazon site already. Thanks for the suggestions!

So I work from home, sounds great, but I have three young boys, and they are LOUD. I need a really good wireless headset that I can wear all day at work and for gaming at night, but I need a really good noise cancelling mic so when the heathens are running in the house my employees don't hear them. I have been cruising reviews and websites but haven't found anything that really gave me a good answer, any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

I essentially want headphones/earbuds that are noise canceling and wireless for less than $60. I've found these: https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Cancelling-Headphones-Electroplating-Comfortable/dp/B07CYZWS53/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1541535264&sr=8-4&keywords=mpow%2Bh5&th=1 I want to know if there are either 1.) any better headphones like these or 2.) if there are any earbuds that do the same thing within the price range that have the ability to connect by an optional wire to audio jack like these.

So, i have my QC35 for about 1 year and i wear it in BT and noise cancelling for about 3 houres a day and now i have a big problem: I now hear a like beeep like after a concert but softer and constantly. So idk if i have solution.

Buy Bose QC 25 on Amazon: http://geni.us/vwBfc Buy Bose QC 25 on Newegg: http://geni.us/49B2yY2 Buy Panasonic ErgoFit on Amazon: http://geni.us/mDZslA Buy Noot Products K11 on Amazon: http://geni.us/nTO78o The Bose Quiet Comfort 25 active noise cancelling headphones may be the best value over-ear cans you can get in 2018- unless poor build quality gives competitors like Sony, Mpow, and Cowin a chance to catch up…

Hey LTT Fellas, Need a suggestion in buying over the ear headphones or earbuds which can be both wired or wireless (preferable) around 15,000 INR (~220 USD). Basically I'm a bass head, and I would love some extra punch and if it comes with codecs like aptX it would be awesome. Please suggest me some headphones or earbuds. For this price range if it's with ANC, I would definitely go with it. Please post some suggestions. Ty in advance. Sites from which I would buy. Amazon India Headphone Zone Flipkart Paytm Mall Thanks and Regards, Yash

Hola LTT folks, need help with choosing headset (headphones) with noise cancelling feature for official use, please suggest me some good headset (headphones) within 2500 Indian Rupees from the following Indian websites Amazon India The IT Depot Flipkart It must be over the ear and it should be with noise cancelling mic for official use and it should be within 2500 Indian Rupees, please suggest me some headset from the above mentioned sites, ty in advanced. Thanks and Regards, Yash

I am looking to get a new headset for work so that I do not need to take my own one with me every day. I can use about 350$. The main things I would want are: a good microphone for meetings wireless / bluetooth good noise-cancelling doesn't look to gamerish decent audio (anything that can cover all of the other points will probably already have that) I currently use a steelseries siberia 800 at home which is great, other than the noise cancelling compared so some others. I was hoping for something similar to the sony wh-1000xm3 or bose qc 35 ii, but the microphones didn't seem that good.

So I have this seemingly pointless grate on the back of my Enthoo Luxe that doesn't seem it is used for anything. I was wondering if I could cover it on the inside with noise dampening foam to make my build a bit quieter. Does this seem like a good idea to you guys or is this actually used for something and covering it up would harm something like airflow? ~Images attached below ~Thank you, sincerely erjr00

So Sony has JUST released (today) some new headphones and I think they are worth trying for a MassDrop Deal. Im unsure of the actual sound quality of these (No reviews as of yet as just released) but they've got all the features i can think of. If your thinking about a set of good travel/noise cancelling headphones these are worth a look. I think they look pretty sweet with the subtle blue accents MDR-ZX770BN/B Sony Store US Massdrop Poll : dro.ps/v/jT9a6Fy Also If anyone has actually heard these headphones I'd Like to know how good the sound is.

I am looking a pair of headphone or earphone. I travel a lot by plane, so I want noise cancelling feature. I was looking at ath m50x and bose qc 20 and 25. I know bose have great noise cancelation, but would you guys recommend ath m50x or bose qc. Also, does ath m50x have good noise cancelation for the plane rides?. If you recommand bose, would you recommend 20 or 25? Thanks

Hey guys, been watching the YT channel for months now and decided to sign up. Recently purchased the Corsair Gaming H2100 Wireless. I have an issue with the aforementioned headphones,the microphone claims to be uni directional noise cancelling, but it picks up the fan, keyboard [i have a k70 mechanical], mouse clicks. noises outside my room(through the door). I can forgive the slight buzzing as I've heard about that but people on the other end dont hear it, however I honestly dont believe that qualifies as "uni directional" or even close to "noise cancelling" It would be hard to game in the afternoon if my team is hearing the fan blowing and my every keystroke. Had a Steelseries Diablo III headset which had the exact issue but it didnt promote its product as noise cancelling. Help?

In my personal - somewhat obsessive - quest to find the world’s most perfect headphones, I have come back around to clearly one of the most famous headphone designs of all time, the beats by Dr. Dre Studio. For those of you who are blissfully unaware, Dr. Dre is a once-famous and often overlooked super-genius of the modern hip-hop world who produced works in the early 90’s before finding ways to make even more money in producing without having to carry a tune, rhyme, or whatever it is a rapper actually does. His other major passion, however, is hi-fi audio reproduction – specifically, speakers. Fortunately for Dr. Dre, his good friend Jimmy Lovine was even smarter and got him to try designing headphones instead. The pair’s amazing engineering collaboration led to this sleek, stylish masterpiece that is the envy of poor white millennials the nation over (Monster? Who’s that?). So, take this moment to gather your jealousness my poor friends, for I am the new proud owner of this piece of audio nirvana. I’ll have you know they’re everything you think they can be, and more. Build quality is excellent. Plush pads are soft on your head and the headphones are extremely light. Lovine and Dre must have made a deal with the devil for such a super-light material that looks exactly like cheap plastic and aluminum but appears unbreakable. The headband is padded and comfortable on your head. There are no screws and the headband snaps with a tepid click. I’m sure I could wear these forever and never knew I had them on. Also, they’re very comfortable around your neck unlike the albatross that is the Audeze LCD-2. Let’s get to the important part now. The sound quality is what makes a Beats by Dre a Beats by Dre. You feel the beats through your whole body, unlike other headphones where you feel nothing but regret for not buying Beats by Dre. The high notes come through loud and clear, without sibilance or timbre. The mid-range is well balanced and subdued. What’s that you say? You heard white noise when nothing is playing? That’s clearly the soundtrack of your life played in reverse, just like the artist hears it when he’s mixing the track in the studio. It’s almost as if the noise canceling feature is possessed by the great Dr. Dre himself. Overall I think no conclusion is necessary. If you don’t own the Beat by Dre Studios yet, you should consider that you’ve never heard any of your music correctly and that only this headphone will make any of it worth your time. In that way, $300 is a small price to pay for audio exceptionalism.