noise cancelling

The Momentum Sport are the manufacturer's new top model in the "fitness earphones" category.

The 3rd generation of the Nothing Ear has noticeably improved noise cancelling and new sound customisation options.

The Creative Zen Air Plus is suitable for use during indoor and outdoor sports or gaming with its dynamic 10mm drivers, long battery life and mid-range sound.

50 hours of battery life, modern sound tuning and a high level of wearing comfort - the new Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless make a confident appearance.

The EarFun Wave Pro offer a high level of wearing comfort, support a premium audio codec with LDAC, and are equipped with effective noise cancellation.

In a nutshell, you could characterise the JVC HA-A25T favourably with straightforward features and a balanced sound.

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless are among the most successful wireless in-ear headphones of recent years. Can the manufacturer build on this with version 4?

The Creative Zen Air Pro are equipped with dynamic, 10mm drivers that reproduce a pleasantly powerful sound considering the price range.

The Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 are closed, circumaural Bluetooth headphones in the mid-price range.

Edifier's W320TN range includes good-sounding True Wireless headphones with adaptive noise cancellation and an adjustable transparency mode, which offer a high level of wearing comfort thanks to their half-in-ear design.