How to choose noise-cancelling headphones

Start with comfort. A headphone you forget you are wearing will be the one you actually use, so weight, clamp force and pad depth matter more than any spec sheet number.

Next, think about where you listen. Commutes reward strong active noise cancelling; quiet offices reward a lighter, more natural sound.

Finally, check battery and multipoint pairing, so one pair can follow you from laptop to phone without fuss.

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