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1 / 9Headphones for anyone who doesn’t want to choose between sound quality and convenience.
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A 3.4 puts its noise isolation in the bottom quarter of over-ear headphones we've measured.
Measured on 86 of the 239 we've cataloged.
below average for over-ear headphones — based on 156 of 239 we've cataloged.
Usb-c is the most common — on 88% of the 138 over-ear headphones we've cataloged (of 239).
5.0 is the most common — on 29% of the 147 over-ear headphones we've cataloged (of 239).
Bluetooth appears on 44% of the 239 over-ear headphones we've cataloged (of 239).
The Sennheiser HD 350BT sounds great, but it isn't perfect. The company nixed the headphone jack, so Bluetooth streaming is your only playback option. These headphones are lightweight and portable, but the narrow ear pads may prove uncomfortable for a great many listeners. If you want to support the Sennheiser brand but need a more comfortable build, become acquainted with the Sennheiser PXC 550-II.
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