AKG N60NC Wireless

So far these seem like the perfect pair of bluetooth ANC headphones right? Yeah almost. My only complaint is that they're a little too loose at least ...

On-ear models that sit on top of your ears aren't everybody's cup of tea, but the N60NC Wireless is about as comfortable as you can get for this type ...

I Definitely don't recommend you pay more than $150 for them I know they're AKG A lot of times you're paying for a brand and the quality is there that...

At $300 you can consider them quite pricey but you are certain to have no regrets on what you've spent once the sound starts coming through. The elega...

There's not too much rattling and stuff going on. There is a lot of folding mechanisms and what not to get it to be very compact like this so I'm pret...

We'll make this simple: If you're looking for best-in-category active noise cancellation, that distinction still belongs to Bose—check out the aforementioned QC 35 or the in-ear QC 30, both of which are wireless. However, if you want the best Bluetooth audio performance combined with quality noise cancellation, the N60 NC Wireless headphones are a great bet.

The AKG N60NC Wireless are closed-back on-ear headphones that are versatile for everyday use. They have a sound profile better suited for bass-heavy genres, and their ANC feature blocks an impressive amount of background noise, great for commuting. They're fairly comfortable, but since they rest on your ears, some may prefer over-ear designs

      I said the wired AKG N60 NC sounded really good for noise-canceling headphones, with clean, well-balanced, expansive sound that featured tight bass. And that's what you'll get with the N60NC Wireless in wired mode (they come with a 51-inch cord with an inline single button remote/microphone).

The AKG N60NC Wireless are the best noise cancelling on-ear headphones under $200 that we've tested. These headphones are decently well-built and comfortable. They have an ANC feature that blocks out an impressive amount of noise, including the low rumble of bus and plane engines