Noise Cancelling Ear Buds Technology

[Tom]

Has anyone got recommendations for good ones? Old headphones have finally died. Trying to listen to podcasts in noisy environments is doing my head in so noise cancelling would be better.

 

[Gemma]

Been using Urbanista "Paris" earphones for a few years and have just recently upgraded to the "London" edition which are noise-cancelling earphones.

All the buds are well designed, fit great and have excellent battery life.

London

Urbanista London are our most advanced noise cancelling headphones. The true wireless headphones feature Ambient Sound Mode to reduce unwanted background noise.

www.urbanista.com

 

[Best]

I have a set on Samsung Earbuds, which are pretty good, but you can still hear noise when on trains or the tube. For the reason, I invested in a pair of Marshall Monitor Headphones, which I got in the sale. Excellent bit of kit for the commute.

 

[Welshy]

Search Boltune earbuds on Amazon.

They are about ££40 and wireless and are amazing quality or the headphones are reduced to £25 right now..

Amazon product ASIN B083P1HY43 Amazon product ASIN B07R7L2B6V

 

[Tom]

Cheers Welshy, I'll add those to my wishlist and see if anyone else has recommendations.

 

[Snoops]

Search Boltune earbuds on Amazon.

They are about ££40 and wireless and are amazing quality or the headphones are reduced to £25 right now..

Just ordered some myself.

Had an £8 Amazon discount, for some reason. Bonus.

 

[David76]

Some kind of Christmas song cancelling headphones would be good.

 

[Micro Dave]

Search Boltune earbuds on Amazon.

They are about ££40 and wireless and are amazing quality or the headphones are reduced to £25 right now..

Any good for running?

I use headphones purely because other earbud types have fallen out of my ears. They're fine for most of the year, but it's like running in earmuffs in the summer.

 

[Franco Pinion]

My old wired earbuds have died and I'm now on the market for a new pair - an upgrade to something wireless.

I use an iPhone so am I best off going for Apple Airpods or are there better alternatives out there?

I'd like something with a bit of noise cancellation and naturally good sound quality.

Budget - nothing over £300 max.

 

[Gemma]

I'm currently using Samsung Galaxy Buds2 and looking to upgrade to something new soon.

If I don't stick with Samsung I'll look at Jabra and Anker as I don't think Urbanista have the same variety they had before.