Bluetooth headphones in the £150 price range

Hoseman

Which over ear heaphones should I be looking at? It has to be wireless and Im looking at the best choices that offer the best sound quality?

flaneurs_lobster

Primarily for listening at home or while travelling?

Need Active Noise Cancellation?

What's the usual source of content (phone? MP3 Player? Hi-fi?)

ButterCheese

It depends how you define "good sound quality".  I always recommend the Anker noise cancelling ones (if you want N/C) as they are incredible value for money.  I have compared them to my stepsons £300 Sony pair and I didn't notice any difference.  The Ankers were about £35 on discount

Hoseman

flaneurs_lobster said:

Primarily for listening at home or while travelling?

Need Active Noise Cancellation?

What's the usual source of content (phone? MP3 Player? Hi-fi?)

It will be used a lot when travelling to and from work, etc.

Noise cancellation would be a bonus but its not a deal breaker and the source of the music is phone/Spotify.

flaneurs_lobster

https://www.johnlewis.com/bowers-wilkins-px7-s2-noise-cancelling-wireless-over-ear-headphones/p109213625

https://www.richersounds.com/sennheiser-momentum-4-wireless-black/  (same price at Argos)

Personally I use cheaper Sony ANC 'phones, have a history of losing them so keep the price down.

https://www.johnlewis.com/sony-wh-ch720-noise-cancelling-bluetooth-wireless-over-ear-headphones-with-mic-remote/blue/p110194491

matelodave

I assume that you want over the ear, rather than on ear or even earbuds.

My Soundcore Q30's get used nearly all day everyday and sound pretty good. The battery lasts around three days with that sort of usage. Cost me £70 several years ago. They aren't too heavy and quite comfortable, not ever so stylish though. Noise cancelling definitely helps when sitting on a train especially with someone sitting next to you yabbering away on their phone.

If I was buying again I'd be very tempted with the Sony WH=CH720N which get good reviews and cost around £65. My bro has a pair and IMO they are better than the Soundcore's although I've not tried their noise cancelling on a train.

TBH the best idea is to go down to John Lewis or Richer Sounds and check some out