Wait, you need ANC because your parents are in the other room... making a lot of noise? More on reddit.com

I’d honestly look into the steelseries one yeah, it’s technically a gaming headset but hear me out. This thing slaps for music too, especially rock/metal. I’d recommend it for two solid reasons: The sound is super clean and customisable like you can tweak the EQ exactly how you want it (deep bass, crisp highs, whatever suits your vibe). The dual battery system is genius. You never really run out of juice since one charges while the other’s in use. Bonus: the ANC is way better than what you'd expect from a gaming headset, and the comfort is top tier for long sessions. Plus, if you're hopping between devices (like phone and laptop), it handles that effortlessly. More on reddit.com

It’s kinda wild how many options don’t account for comfort if you wear glasses. The pressure from the earcups can start hurting after a while, especially if you’re wearing them for long stretches. A few models do seem to balance that better though — look for ones with cloud or memory foam padding, lightweight frames, and adjustable hinges that don’t clamp too tight. the JLab studio ANC falls into that category — it’s got super soft cloud foam cushions and a lightweight build, which people say makes a difference if you’ve got glasses on. Battery’s works pretty well too: 34+ hrs, or around 28 with noise cancelling on, and it has built-in EQ presets so you can tweak the sound a bit. Not audiophile-level or anything, but more than decent for casual listening, commutes, or work-from-home setups. Other ones people seem to like for similar reasons are Soundcore Life Q30 and Sony (dont rmr exact model sorry), especially if you’re looking for a step up in ANC or soundstage. Do keep in mind tho these can be a bit bulkier. More on reddit.com

Since you didn't put a maximum budget I'm just gonna list (what I think is) the best Bluetooth headphones at every price (I prioritize sound quality) Under $700 focal bathys (imo king of wireless headphones. If you want to spend any more then grab a Fiio BTR15 or BTR17 and a really good closed back headphone) Under $400 sennheiser momentum 4: little worse ANC compared to most others but more than makes up for it in sound quality Bowers&Wilkins PX7 S2E: good sound, good noise canceling, great build bose QuietComfort Ultra: only a consideration if you put ANC performance above all else (this applies to the apple airpods max too) Sonos ace: decent sounding, pretty much baby airpods max (so... Get em if you really want good noise canceling, I do think they're a little better sounding than Bose QC ultra) Under $200 sennheiser Accentum Plus: baby momentum 4. Soundstage is a bit smaller, imaging is a bit less precise, but great tuning and sound overall Sony wh1000xm4: previous gen flagship but honestly it's just here for good noise canceling and comfort Sony ult wear: get these if you love bass and don't care about anything else. That is all. Under $100 (I haven't tried these but reviews look good) moondrop edge Good earbuds under $100 moondrop robin nothing ear (a) $100 budget, wired earbuds + Fiio BTR11 Bluetooth dongle (20usd) dunu titan S (msrp 80, can be found for around 55) truthear hexa (msrp 80) Tangzu yu Xuan ji (msrp 50) moondrop may (msrp 55) simgot ew300 (msrp 70, can be found for less) truthear zero:red *big nozzle might be uncomfortable (msrp 55) artti t10/t10 pro (msrp 70, can be found for 55/msrp 100, t10 is more balanced while t10 pro has a little more bass) kefine delci (msrp 75) Buds under $50 moondrop space travel (and add moondrop spring tips for comfort) btr11 + wired iem under $30 (Tanchjim bunny, Truthear gate, 7hz zero/zero:2, Tangzu Wan'er/Wan'er SE, Moondrop Chu 2) More on reddit.com