Top 5 True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds: Goodbye Noise

In 2020, true wireless noise cancelling headphones will remain the most developed headphones segment with many new features and technologies. ANC – Active noise cancellation, previously only available on over-ear headphones, is now available on many True Wireless earbuds. According to our personal opinion, these are the top 5 best wireless noise cancelling headphones are on the market today.

AirPods Pro – $247.50

• Best noise cancellation available today (Transparent Hearing mode is also the best)
• Feeling most comfortable wearing in current True Wireless models
• Add surround of Spatial Audio
• Using iOS is the truth
• If you use Android, you lose a lot of features
• Sound quality for listening to music is still not the best

If the true wireless Headset is to be talked about with the best noise cancellation, for now, it will still be related to AirPods Pro. From noise cancellation to quality talk, wear, AirPods Pro still tops the market today. And especially if you are using iOS 14, choosing AirPods Pro is something that does not need to be neglected.

However, if I have one thing about AirPods Pro, it is compatible with Android with fewer features. For those of you who need the best sound quality, you can refer to the samples below.

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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 – $249.95

• Best sound quality today in noise canceling headphones
• Feeling of wearing more compact than the previous generation
• Price is quite high compared to the competitors in the competition

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 is one of the most premium and best wireless noise cancelling headphones available today. New upgrade not only upgrades in terms of features such as noise resistance, battery life with a more compact housing but also improved sound quality.

If only in terms of sound quality, the Sennheiser True Wireless 2 is the best sound quality model on the market today.

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Sony WF-1000XM3 – $168

• Good sound quality
• Good noise resistance
• After nearly 2 years of launch, still durable, stable operation
• Feeling of wearing is still not comfortable
• No Waterproof
• Features and controls are quite tough

The Sony WF-1000XM3 is still a safe choice for those who require a true-wireless headset, which ensures noise cancellation and a good bar of sound quality. However, perhaps because its launch date has been over a year and a half, the WF-1000XM3 also has signs of aging over time such as touch controls on the app, no waterproof, slightly cumbersome design.

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Galaxy Buds Live – $129

• Unique Design
• Feeling worn comfortably
• Good quality conversation
• Noise cancellation ability has not been as good as the other competitors

Here is the most groundbreaking designed True Wireless Earbuds of this year, with a bean-shaped design that is completely different from previous true wireless models. The Galaxy Buds Live is also a good sound quality headset, with a very comfortable feel that can also be worn to sleep. Another plus point is that in this list, the ability to hear calls is extremely good compared to AirPods Pro.

The only thing is that due to the design of earbuds, the noise cancelling is lower than other headphones.

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Sony WF-SP800N – $148

• Towards sportswear that needs water resistance (IP55), sturdy wear
• Continuous battery life up to 9 hours, the highest of the wireless noise cancelling headphones
• Sound quality, as well as noise resistance, are not as good as WF-1000XM3

It fully caters to the sports training needs of the people. If you want a worry-free fitness headset, no worry about sweat, battery drain, background noise, this is the most likely true wireless headset for you. However, the sound quality and noise resistance of the WF-SP800N is still not comparable to the WF-1000XM3, although the price difference is not much.

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Honorable Mention

Sony WI-1000XM2 – $198

Although not a true-wireless headset, the WI-1000XM2 has a very good sound quality and maybe slightly better than the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2. Noise cancelling is also the best today with the same QN1 chip as the WH-1000XM4. However, the low battery life along with the neckband design will be a zero-point for some users.

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