Budget wireless noise cancelling headphones

[Dos_Box]

Following a long flight the other week where the airlines issued us with noise cancelling headphones (and hour into the flight and took them back an hour and a half before the end!) I decided that it was time I got myself a pair of my own with wireless as a must have feature.

After seeing the price of many of them on Amazon (circa £150+) and discounting the no-brand Chinese models I found these - https://www.whathifi.com/lindy/bnx-60/review

And what a decent pair of cans they are (they were waiting for me on my return)! What made the deal sweeter was that whilst the book price is circa £80, I picked them up in the Amazon Warehouse for a paltry £55!

So, if you are after treating yourself to some new cans I would seriously give these some consideration.

[synaesthesia]

There's a few decent budget brands that tend to get overlooked and shouldn't. Monoprice and Betron are two good examples; excellent quality (sound and build) and good pricing.

[Dos_Box]

There's a few decent budget brands that tend to get overlooked and shouldn't. Monoprice and Betron are two good examples; excellent quality (sound and build) and good pricing.

 

There is a lot of focus on brand rather than quality these days I find. Too many will rush out to buy a 'cool' brand of headphones (no names mentioned) rather than ones that sound a lot better with real comfort.

[christhetech]

I have purchased some Canyon headphones in the past for classroom use & they were excellent value for money.

[HTCPCP]

I normally go for Sennheiser for headphones for personal use, as I know they are just going to work, the audio quality is going to be good enough, and I find them comfortable. That and I've been caught out a few times with other brands providing style over substance.

The other one to look at is the Damson Headspace which I have heard good things about, but not actually tried them.

[john]

I normally go for Sennheiser for headphones for personal use, as I know they are just going to work, the audio quality is going to be good enough, and I find them comfortable. That and I've been caught out a few times with other brands providing style over substance.

The other one to look at is the Damson Headspace which I have heard good things about, but not actually tried them.

 

Sennheiser have some great noise cancelling headphones and they are certified for Skype for Business as well which is handy

[ICTDirect_Dave]

I have a set of these beauties!

https://www.akg.com/AKG-Y-Series/Y55.html

 

Cracking sound. Wired, but perfectly designed nonetheless.