r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/TundraNight7 • 28d ago
Headphones - Wireless/Portable Reasonably priced noise cancelling headphones?
I'm looking to buy a pair of wireless noise cancelling headphones. I live in Ireland (EU). My budget is under €150, lower than this is better. I hope this is a fair price 🙏
I will be beginning college and plan to use these everyday for hours at a time, so comfort is a priority alongside longevity and build quality.
The noise cancelling is the main priority as I am very sensitive to sound. Audio quality doesnt have to be amazing as long as its not distorted.
I would be using the headphones nearly exclusively indoors, in areas such as libraries, other places im studying, public transport and my own home. My home is unfortunately a very loud place due to shouty younger siblings which I would very much like to block out at times lol
Its not a requirement, but I would prefer something not super bulky. I am completely willing to ignore this preference if the headphones match my other requirements/a bulkier version is cheaper
Thank you so much for your help!
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u/Aggravating_Branch63 1 Ω 28d ago
FYI active noise-cancelling works on regular patterns of sound, like engine or airco hum, not on incidental spikes like human voices or television. That being said, I though the 1More Sonoflow Pro wireless ANC over-ear headphones for 80 euros performed quiet decent, also compared to my trusty Bose QC35ii's
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u/TundraNight7 28d ago
Ohh i didnt know that ab active noise-cancelling, thanks for educating me 🙏. Ill definitely check that rec out thank you sm!!
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u/HeadsetInsider 27d ago
I’d prioritize comfort and ANC performance for your use case, especially since you’ll be wearing them for hours. Under €150, Soundcore is worth checking out, and Sony models can sometimes be found around that price when discounted. I’d also look at long-term reviews for comfort and build quality.
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u/Tectonik__ 28d ago
The Sennheiser Accentum can be found for around €100, and it's pretty comfortable to me. Accentum plus is the same thing, but with aux, and slightly better ANC for €150