When deciding which pair of wireless headphones is the best, consider how you plan to use them and what features matter the most, like long battery life, active noise cancellation or comfort when wearing them. Our selection of wireless headphones provides rich sound and are easy to connect to devices like iPhones, iPads, Android phones, Android tablets and more to enjoy your favourite music. Choose your next pair of wireless headphones from brands like Sony, Beats by Dre, JBL and Bose.

If you’re choosing between wired and wireless headphones, the main differences come in terms of portability, sound quality and features. In terms of portability, wireless headphones allow you to have better movement while wearing them by not being tethered to a smartphone like a Samsung phone or Google phone. For sound quality, wired headphones can be the better option depending on the model because an audio cable delivers uncompressed sound and there are no latency issues. Wired headphones are good for people who play video games or work with video editing. While wireless headphones can have lag and compressed audio from Bluetooth connectivity, they make up for is by having features like voice assistants or active noise cancellation that reduces outside noise to let you enjoy your favourite music without distractions.

There are a few things to consider when shopping for wireless headphones. Start by figuring out what kind of headphones you want, and which is the most comfortable for you. We have a wide selection of over-ear, on-ear and in-ear options to choose from. Next, consider what kinds of features are most important to you. For example, do you want headphones with active noise cancellation or noise isolation? Noise isolation means the headphones physically obstruct outside sound with their fitment around your ear. Active noise-cancelling headphones have tiny microphones that pick up outside sounds to provide greater accuracy in noise detection. You should also consider how much battery life you need from your headphones. If you use your headphones daily, the longer the battery life is, the better they are for school or work. Stay productive by pairing your headphones with a new MacBook, Chromebook, Copilot+ PC laptop, Windows laptop or gaming laptop.

Yes, noise-cancelling headphones are worth it if you want to enjoy your music or podcasts without the distraction of outside noise when working or travelling. The best pair of noise-cancelling headphones ensures the outside world is tuned out so you can focus on work, studying, taking calls or relaxing. Noise-cancelling headphones are also great for travel by letting you tune out the noise from a bus or airplane. Stay prepared for your next trip with the right luggage, backpack or travel accessories.

People choose headphones over earbuds because headphones are larger than earbuds and can deliver more dynamic sound. Headphones have bigger speakers and drivers inside to deliver more powerful sound, and they can also offer more features to control audio compared to earbuds. Headphones also deliver better noise-cancellation than earbuds due to their design. Their larger ear cups and noise-cancelling features provide a better listening experience than earbuds. This can help people focus at work at their desks or when taking calls on their smartphone or on their computer. Some people choose headphones over earbuds because of comfort, earbuds don’t always fit properly in people’s ears and as a result there’s a risk they can fall out. While headphones don’t have this issue because of how they fit over your head.

To pair your phone with your headphones, make sure that Bluetooth is installed on your device. For iPhones you can check on the control centre, and for Android phones check on the quick settings menu. Next, put your headphones in Bluetooth pairing mode, usually by holding the power button until a light flashes. Go to the Bluetooth settings screen on your device. You should find your headphones listed as a nearby device. Select them and your device should be paired within seconds. For pairing your headphones to a Windows computer, go to Settings, then Bluetooth & devices, and Add device. For Macs, open System Preferences and then go to Bluetooth, make sure it's on, and select your headphones to pair.