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Best Wireless Headphones: Welcome to TheIndianSubcontinent's guide to the best wireless and Bluetooth headphones you can buy in 2019.Now

sure, a few short years ago, we may have tried to dissuade you from buying a pair of wireless headphones (the technology had issues with

wireless connectivity over Bluetooth and sound quality took a dive as a result) but these days, you can't go wrong by buying a wireless pair

the best smartphones to the best cheap smartphones, in every situation

Usually you'll find that mid-range brands like Optoma and Jaybird get the biggest discounts at retailers like Amazon, but it's worth bearing

wireless pair of headphones might cost a bit more than a similar wired model, but wireless headphones offer greater freedom of movement and,

because they don't use an aux cable, make great companions for jack-less phones like the iPhone 11 and Pixel 3 that simply lack a 3.5mm aux

port to connect with.Whatever your reason for upgrading, we're here to help you pick out the best wireless headphones, regardless of your

budget

While wireless allows us to wear headphones a few feet away from our music players, True Wireless cuts the cord between the earbuds, giving

QuietComfort 35 IIBeyerdynamic Amiron WirelessAudio-Technica ATH-M50xBTSennheiser Momentum Wireless (2019)AKG N60NC WirelessGrado GW100

Wireless HeadphonesMicrosoft Surface HeadphonesThe best over-ear wireless headphones(Image credit: TheIndianSubcontinent)1

Sony WH-1000XM3Wireless noise-cancelling headphones that sound better than Bose Acoustic design: Closed | Weight: 275 grams | Frequency

the Sony 1000X series of headphones have been our favorite wireless headphones on the market

They sound great thanks to a combination of superb wireless codecs - aptX and Sony's proprietary LDAC tech - and keep outside noise at bay

WH-1000XM2, they're still a cut above their rivals, the Bose QC35 II, in nearly every way: they sound better, they block out noise better

and have better features like Quick Attention mode that lets in all outside noise without taking off the headphones

(The latter is perfect when giving a drink order on a plane or speaking to a coworker for a brief moment before diving back into your

headphones.Read the full review:Sony WH-1000XM3 review(Image credit: Bose)2

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700Bose's new wireless noise-cancelling headphones are easily its best yetAcoustic design: Closed | Weight:

Battery life: 20 hours | Wireless range: 100 meters (330 feet) | NFC: NoOutstanding noise cancellationFun, lively soundBattery life could be

sophistication of the noise cancellation they offer.As an alternative to the Sony WH-1000XM3, these headphones sound fantastic, with a

vibrant, lively character and well-balanced soundstage and offer the same great noise-cancellation you'd expect from Bose.They don't have

the same dexterity as the WH-1000XM3 and the battery life is also 10 hours less than Sony headphones despite costing more, but they're still

well-worth considering when looking for a pair of wireless headphones.Read the full review: Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones 700

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Jabra Elite 85HGiving Sony and Bose a run for their moneyAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 296 grams | Cable length: N/A | Frequency

(33ft.) | NFC: N/AClass-leading battery lifeExcellent ANC performanceStylish and comfortableLacks support for high-end codecsOffering

class-leading battery life, terrific style and plenty of personalization when it comes to sound profiles, the Elite 85h is easy to recommend

That said, purists will bemoan the lack of high-end codec support and there are punchier headphones on the market at this price point

commendable

is it.Read the full review:Jabra Elite 85H review(Image credit: Bose)4

Bose QuietComfort 35 IIPremium wireless headphones that include Google AssistantAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 0.68 pounds | Cable

| Wireless range: N/A | NFC: YesBroad and clear soundstageAmazing noise cancellationActive EQ an acquired tasteBoring looksBose took the

already-excellent QC35 and updated with Google Assistant

The headphone is identical in every way save for the new Google Assistant button

they sound great and their battery life is long enough for all but the longest of flights.If you're looking to save some money, however,

consider the original Bose QuietComfort 35

They can also be found for far cheaper these days, and if you're not fussed about having Google Assistant built into your headphones then

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Beyerdynamic Amiron WirelessThe best-sounding (and most expensive) wireless headphones you can buyAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 380g |

Cable length: 1.2 m, detachable | Frequency response: 5 - 40,000 Hz | Drivers: 50mm | Driver type: Dynamic, Tesla | Sensitivity: 100dB At

1KHz | Impedance: 32 ohms | Battery life: 30 hours | Wireless range: 10 meters (30+ feet) | NFC: N/AExcellent build quality and

comfortDetailed, dynamic, spacious soundSounds just as good wiredNot ideal for travelThe Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless are the best-sounding

wireless headphones you can buy, period

Sound is spacious, detailed, and makes you want to rediscover your music library

headphone, this is it.Just be prepared to shell out for them.Read the full review: Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless review(Image credit:

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Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBTTechnically brilliant on nearly every levelAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 310g | Cable length: 1.2 m, detachable

40 hours | Wireless range: 10 meters (30+ feet) | NFC: N/AGreat sound qualityComfortableGreat priceClunky designAudio-Technica has a long

history of producing high-quality headphones, microphones, and turntable accessories, and with the release of the ATH-M50xBT, it delivers

frequency response range of 15-28,00 Hz, and it shows - we were very impressed with the warm, well-rounded sound.The ATH-M50xBT headphones

Sennheiser Momentum Wireless (2019)Over-ear headphones that don't skimp on the smart featuresAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: N/A | Cable

rivalsIn terms of audio quality, these Sennheiser over-ear headphones sound fantastic, with high levels of detail, warm bass, and

natural-sounding highs.Customizable noise cancelation is a great touch, but it doesn't quite reach the class-leading standards set by Sony

and Bose

Wireless (2019)? Well, if built-in Tile tracking appeals to you, and you like the industrial design and premium materials of the Momentum

AKG N60NC WirelessWireless noise-cancellation from another mid-range masterAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 199.4g | Cable length: N/A |

hours | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: NoGreat soundCompact designNot the most comfortableInitially confusing controlsThe AKG N60NC Wireless

fantastic value for money, with great sound quality and a level of noise-cancellation performance that's on a level with the much more

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Grado GW100 Wireless headphonesGrado makes the grade (again)Acoustic design: Open | Weight: N/A | Cable length: N/A | Frequency response:

designHeavy sound leakageSlightly flimsy buildThe Grado GW100s sound great with a wide soundstage, clear highs, smooth mids, and extended

connection works very well, the need for a wireless pair of open-back headphones can be unclear; particularly if the design makes them

connection.Overall, we feel the Grado GW100s are designed for a fairly niche market of audiophiles who crave a wide, natural sound, and who

do the majority of their music listening at home

If that sounds like you, you will probably love the Grado GW100s

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Microsoft Surface headphonesWarm sound and great noise cancellationAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 0.64Ibs | Cable length: 3.94 ft |

criticism of this warm sound is that it can take some of the attack away from lower-mid frequencies, which some users may find a bit

underwhelming

However, if sharp trebles and mids tend to give you listening fatigue, these could be the perfect headphones for you.The calling card of

these headphones is the active noise cancellation, which we felt worked really well, and we loved how easy it was to control this using the

heritage audio brands for less), the features work so seamlessly that it feels justified.Read the full review: Microsoft Surface headphones

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