The premium noise-cancelling headphones market has never been more competitive or expensive. But there’s one clear leader, and it’s not Apple.

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When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more The best over-ear headphones deliver impressive sound quality, and their large earcups offer a comfy fit, ...

Soundcore active noise-canceling headphones come in at an affordable price, but still have impressive sound isolation features. The BassUp technology pumps up the bass, while the noise cancellation ...

Sony has stuffed these headphones full of features. You get LDAC, multipoint, DSEE Extreme, Quick Attention and Speak-to-Chat ...

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I've tested everything from TVs to phones, PCs, tablets and more. As a classically trained musician and current consumer tech editor, my standards for headphones are exceptionally high. They need to ...

Here’s the thing though: the technological improvements between these new generations are minimal and most users can’t tell the difference in real-world use. The XM4 delivers the same exceptional ...

Both headphones feature a minimalist, plastic construction. The Momentum 4 headphones have a fairly anonymous design, with minimal branding on the headband. Sony’s headphones have a distinctive, bulky ...

When it comes to comfort, both models excel, but in slightly different ways. The HDB 630’s fit is snug and secure, suitable for focused listening, while the Momentum 4’s soft and airy padding makes it ...