Noise Cancelling Headphones

The office I work in sucks because we have zero privacy and the guy next to me is so loud. I want some noise cancelling headphones but I don’t want to spend a bunch of money. They also need to be wireless. Anyone have good ones for $100 or less?


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And you have even less office privacy now that we know that FDM Software in BC has an $ 880.90 invoice for shredding services ...

 

Bahahahaha!

 

I'm quite sure that guy in the background with the dark short-sleeved shirt has a username/password Post-it note on his monitor

 

https://www.talkboxbooth.com/?utm_s...utm_term=office noise&utm_content=Pain Points

 

https://www.cnet.com/topics/headphones/best-headphones/noise-canceling/

If you can spend a little more than $100, you can get some very nice gear.

 

I can’t do in ears one, they really hurt my ears.


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For the money, you can do better than Bose. The Sennheisers have much better specs.

 

I have a pair of Cowin E7 ... $70 They are comfy and work great in the office. People in my cube have to throw things at me to get my attention.

 

You can toss your cup of goo on him and tell him to pipe down for free.

Working in that environment would make me want to shoot myself in the head. Ihave never been happier to be working from home than after seeing that photo.

 

It is seriously the worst. I'm able to work from home one day a week. It's the best day of the week.

Mongo - I want wireless.

 

Troof!!!

 

I’ve got 3 pairs of bose, over the ear, in ear and in ear wireless. I wear the in ear wired ones most but certain times like the wireless and over the ear. They are a must for as much as I travel.

 

No experience with any, but these were on my own short list.

Philips SHB9850NC - $100
Lindy BNX-60 - $150
Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 wireless ($200)

 

I'd have given you my old Bose over ears but the kid snapped them up a few days ago. The new pads don't fit so they fall off but the "guts" worked better than the ones I replaced them with.

I may be getting a new set in a few months so I'll keep you in mind for those.

 

Not really noise cancelling but in the office I use over the year Bluedio UFO and I am pretty happy with them. 4 drivers per ear too. They are not active noise canceling but they do reduce ambient noise by a whole lot.
https://www.amazon.com/Bluedio-Over-ear-Bluetooth-Wireless-Headphone/dp/B00UZ3LGAK

Only downfall is when using them over bluetooth to my iphone, even at the lowest setting they are too loud.