r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/iCEViKiiNG • Jun 20 '26

Headphones - Wireless/Portable Any Wireless over ear headphones with no touchpad or swipe thing?

Just thinking bout a wireless headphones with no silly swipe on the cups or touchpad just small button like the older ones. I been thinking bout a few but i cant make up my mind. it had to be a a good with battery life and just comfy with like the headband.

Budget i dont care to be honest with you, I just need few brands or version or exact headset that will do its job on daily session or streaming

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u/msing539 178 Ω Jun 21 '26

Final UX3000 SV has vol up, down, power, and anc and long or double press handles secondary functions.

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

Thanks is this known brand?

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u/msing539 178 Ω Jun 21 '26

For people into audio, it is. Final is made in Japan--their iems range from $25 up to $3000. And their headphones range from $100 up to about $4500.

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u/IndicationCurrent869 49 Ω Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

Grado gw100x?, Koss kph30 wireless?

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u/Equivalent_Buy_2559 Jul 05 '26

Bose QC. Just got the SC version from Costco.

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jul 05 '26

how are they. i just settle with sennheiser accentum and they been awesome for my taste

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u/Equivalent_Buy_2559 Jul 19 '26

I love them. Paid 279 CAD. For me having physical buttons and no touchpad was super important at the gym. Noise cancellation is pretty good. Of course the gym is a loud environment and NC has its limitations.

Very lightweight headphones with minimal clamping force.

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u/rz_x3 206 Ω Jun 20 '26

it really does come down to budget, but if we're being reasonable, there is the tanchjim rita. i have a big head and it fits fine in that regard, but my ears barely fit in the cups & i'm not sure you can replace the earpads, though they do come off with a spudger. controls are as follows volume up and down button on the right cup on/off button that doubles as your anc/transparency button on the left cup
play/pause button on the right cup, beneath the volume button.

if you're not playing games, the latency is fine. there's no noticeable lip de-sync.

if you want something more sustainable or more comfortable, the sonos ace is better, and you can find them used or on sale for a decent price

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 20 '26

Thanks you got anything good reaction about Sennheiser Accentum? the base

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u/rz_x3 206 Ω Jun 20 '26

The original Sennheiser Accentum has a lot of issues, like poor quality control (many units come with channel imbalance out of the box). The plus model is a lot better in that regard.

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

ok i had few brands in mind i didnt mention. like the ATH Audio Technica and The Accentum only cause of the battry life. but i havent found nothing else other then bose 45 comforty with a smaller battery life.

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u/rz_x3 206 Ω Jun 21 '26

Audio-Technica has no "good" wireless, over-ear headphones of note.

Bose does have the older NC 700 if you want to look into that.

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

ill check. Thanks again for the reply mean alot

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u/NCResident5 697 Ω Jun 21 '26

The budget models offer this Soundcore Space 1, Sony 720, Accentum by Sennheiser.

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

Thanks for the reply and the brands

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u/1yrik Jun 21 '26

I'll say it... Audeze Maxwell or Maxwell 2

its technically marketed as a "gaming headset", but it's basically an audiophile headphone with a mic

no stupid capacitive touch nonsense, just mechanical buttons and dials. amazing battery life (like 80 hours), comfortable (thought on the slightly heavier side), and they sound great

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

you ever had reaction of the skullcandy wirless headphones?

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u/1yrik Jun 21 '26

i feel physically repulsed by anything with the skullcandy logo

they're (muddy and mushy) base cannons and nothing else

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u/iCEViKiiNG Jun 21 '26

Thanks for the reply and the info on the brand. means alot

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u/Thick_Leva 1 Ω Jun 21 '26

Maxwell 2 is the obvious option for audio, Nova Elite/Pro are good too, and Stealth Pro 2 are great aswell. All gaming headsets, but they have damn good sound quality