Like all the headphones from the WH series, WH-XB900N are sleek and very attractive headphones. They may look a bit cheaper and the plastic they are made of is a bit thinner than the plastic used for the flagship WH-1000XM3, but their durability is satisfying and their build quality is pretty good. The battery is the greatest highlight. The headphones exceeded the advertised 33 hours and delivered almost 37 hours of continuous playtime. Recharge is very fast – it takes less than 2h to fully charge them. The headphones also support the auto-off feature (they will turn off after 10mins of inactivity). Fast charge is also supported – 10mins of charging will provide you with 2h of playtime. Inside a simple but nice-looking box, you will find your DALI IO-4 headphones, USB-C charging/audio cable, 3.5mm audio cable, carrying pouch, user manual, and 1-year warranty. Surprisingly, IO-4 headphones don’t come with a hard-shell case. Things we like Most headphones will charge from a standard USB charger plug like those supplied with mobile phones. For example, if you already have an Apple 5W USB power adapter for charging your iPhone, you can also use it to charge your Apple AirPods headphones. Choose any reputable brand for the adapter - it rarely needs to match the brand of your headphones. Some headphones will support higher power adapters for faster charging. Can wireless headphones sound as good as wired?

PX7 is another premium and pricey headphone model. They are feature-rich headphones with very long battery life but aren’t the best-sounding headphones in their price range. Their adaptive noise canceling and battery life are the biggest upsides while the biggest downside is their mic performance. What’s in the box? The headphones feel solid and tough. The manufacturer designed them with real everyday use in mind and made them quite durable. The earpads are easily replaceable and, if they get worn out, you can buy the spare pads from the manufacturer. Thanks to the built-in mic, you can use the headphones to talk to Siri or to answer calls. The mic performance is not flawless but it’s better than average. Noise isolation in loud environments is not the best. In terms of design, Solo3 is the exact copy of the Solo2. The headphones are compact with smallish earcups. They are somewhat ordinary but what makes them special is the ”b” logo on the faceplates and the number of available color schemes/finishes. The headphones are also foldable which makes transportation easier. PX7 headphones come with Bowers & Wilkins app (Android and iOS). The app allows you to adjust the amount of noise-canceling, reset the headphones, or to adjust (or turn off) the wear sensors.Major IV will not disappoint metalheads; the delivery is clear and detailed, albeit overly emphasizing the bass and brightness at the top of the frequency range. Just like its sound quality, Major IV has an impressive battery life. On a full charge, they can last up to 80 hrs. Not to mention, its wireless charging feature acts like a cherry on top. Things we don’t like Volume level is, probably, the most important thing. Those advertised playtimes you can find in specs lists are usually measured at 50% (unless the manufacturer says otherwise). To be accurate, there’s no industry standard that defines the conditions under which the playtime is measured, but most manufacturers do the measuring at 50% volume. Compatibility Issues: Some accelerate headphones may not be compatible with all devices, requiring the use of an adapter or dongle. The headphones come along with a zippered soft pouch, AUX cable with in-line controls, USB-A to micro USB charging cable, manual, and a warranty card. Things we like

While the design is a little bit more colourful than we would ideally like, the build quality is top notch, and they sit nice and comfortably on the head. We're fans of the way that the headphones fold in on themselves, making them easier to carry around with you, and at 255 grams they're lighter than a lot of their competitors which helps for long listening sessions.

Also, Solo3 headphones don’t offer great noise isolation and the sound leakage is quite noticeable at higher volumes. The control/input scheme is simple and intuitive. All the controls and inputs, except for the AUX input, are located on the right cup. On the faceplate of the right cup, there’s a DALI logo that doubles as a play/pause/call button. Above and below the logo, there are volume buttons. Along the rim of the right cup, you will see the power button, USB-C charging/connection port, and battery status indicators. Pretty much, yes. The vast majority of wireless headphones – and all the models featured in the tables above – use Bluetooth to connect wirelessly to your phone. Bluetooth is a universal standard, so you'll be able to transmit music from any Bluetooth-enabled phone, laptop or tablet to any pair of Bluetooth headphones.

In terms of design, these are the same as their wired predecessor. They look kind of like a toy. The cups can swivel and rotate and the headphones are foldable.PX7 feature Bluetooth 5.0 with an extended range that goes well beyond 150ft (unobstructed range). The headphones also support AAC and aptX Adaptive and are compatible with both Apple and Android devices. They support multipoint pairing, too. Also, the fit is a little bit tight, which is good for stability, but it also makes them uncomfortable for long listening sessions. This is the end of our list of 12 best Bluetooth headphones with long battery life in 2023. We’ve tried to gather some nice options for every budget but there are quite a few headphone models out there that can deliver at least 20 hours of continuous playtime per one charge. In case you didn’t find something that suits your taste and budget, and you want to keep searching, here’s a shortlist of things to pay attention to when buying Bluetooth headphones, especially Bluetooth headphones with a long-lasting battery.

It's clear that these headphones have been designed to fit comfortably into as many differently sized ears as possible, and with a weight of 7.5 grams each they aren't going to weigh you down at all. There are three sizes of three different types of eartip included in the box, so you're well covered. The mic performance exceeds the price tag. It’s not perfectly clear and it will muffle your voice and make it thin but it’s usable. When selecting headsets based on sound quality, it is essential to examine a number of criteria. The larger the driver size, in general, the better the sound quality. Look for headsets that have at least 40mm drivers. A wider frequency range indicates that the headset can reproduce a broader range of sounds. Look for headsets with at least a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. All in all, for reliable sound quality, choose famous brands like Bose, Sennheiser, and Sony. DesignWith a pair of 40mm beryllium-coated full-range dynamic drivers, you get a hugely impressive audio experience for your ears, and you can definitely tell the difference between these cans and competitors that cost half the price. You get a big, three-dimensional and utterly compelling soundstage, with a considerable amount of dynamic headroom, though the noise cancellation could use some work.