The 7 best wireless headphones

First up on the list is an Amazon bestseller. These headphones not only bring you crystal clear sound but are also really comfortable to wear. Whether you’re getting fit at the gym or working from home, the super-soft ear pads and adjustable headband are great for long usage. You also don’t have to worry about these headphones taking up too much space in your bag; the foldable design makes them easy to carry around and adjust for the perfect fit. The sleek headphones also come in multiple colours, including black and gold, and white and gold designs. 

A classic option, the Sony WH-CH510 is a popular choice of headphones. With excellent audio, a built-in microphone for hands-free phone calls and a battery life of up to 35 hours, it’s no wonder they’re a favourite among many. Also if these headphones are ever running low on power, a quick 10-minute charge will give you another 90 minutes of play. Sounds like you’re sorted for any long journeys. Its on-ear swivel design makes it easy to fold and pack away too. For all the glasses wearers out there, this is also a great choice; sporting this headset doesn’t cause any pinching or squeezing. 

Never be tied down by wires again with these snazzy headphones. The Rydohi Hi-Fi Stereo headset comes in multiple colours so you can listen to your music on the go in style. They fold up easily for storage and even come with a carrying case that makes them easy to carry around. They’re soft and comfortable to wear and the ear cups make a perfect substitute for earmuffs when things get a little colder. The flexible design also makes it easy to adjust for the perfect fit. A brilliant headset for an affordable price, this pick is a great bargain. 

A little more upmarket, the Sony WH-1000XM4 is one of the best wireless headphones out there. Looking to block out the background noise on the tube? These headphones have excellent noise-cancellation, superb sound quality and are lightweight in their design. With a multipoint connection, you can connect these headphones with two Bluetooth devices at the same time, and they also offer up to 30 hours of battery life. Need to quickly hear sounds around you? These headphones are pretty nifty; just place your hand over the housing and the volume will immediately go down. It’s safe to say these won’t disappoint.

If battery life is at the top of your list of criteria when picking out earphones, then the Jabra Elite should be your pick. Offering 50 hours of continuous playtime, it’s pretty hard to find another pair of headphones that can last this long. You don’t even need to leave these earphones charging for ages to get all the power from them. Just a 15-minute charge can get you 10 hours of use. Amazing, right? Add their superb sound quality, classy look and memory foam ear cushions, it sounds like we have a winner. You can even use the Jabra Sound+ app to personalise your listening and enhance your listening experience. 

Of course, we can’t have a list of the best headphones and not include a Beats pair. With its Fast Fuel function, a 5-minute charge can give you 3 hours of playback. They’re stylish, comfortable, portable as they come with a carry case, and great value for money. Like all Beats headphones, these ones don’t compromise on sound quality. The cushioned ear pads make these headphones fit nice and snugly and make them a great choice for anyone that plans on exercising with them on. If you’re an Apple fiend, you can also expect these Beats headphones to connect instantly to all your devices. 

Of course with Bose headphones you’re going to get exceptional sound quality, but did you know with this top-notch pair you can get eleven levels of noise cancellation. Yes, that’s right, you can effectively block out the world around you with these on. The Bose 700 is also optimised for voice assistant, we’re talking Google Assistant and Alexa, and also promises all-day comfort. So no headaches from wearing your headphones for too long. You can also enjoy 20 hours of playback off a single charge and make hands free calls. And you don’t have to fumble around with lots of buttons to control your music, just tap the ear cup.