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The best USB-C charging headphones may differ from typical wireless headphones or headsets in only one seemingly minor way. However, while USB-C charging capability may not change the sound quality, feel of the headphones, or most of the features included, it is actually helpful in a few ways. The most important benefit is that USB-C is quickly becoming the universal port of choice for everything from tablets and Chromebooks to just about every wireless peripheral of the last few years.

It also makes one feature available that’s not on hand when using a USB-A port to charge: fast charging. Having fast charging is not the biggest deal when you’re listening to music around the house, but when you’re on a commute or away from home for a few days, you won’t have to worry about low battery. In some cases, all you’ll need is a few minutes of charge to give you an hour or two more of use.

So, if you want to future-proof your next pair of wireless headphones, here are the best to consider for your next purchase.

USB-C headphones for all your fast-charging needs

Source: Sennheiser

Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

Best overall

Stellar sounding and fully featured

$261 $380 Save
$119

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless are a great option for anyone who doesn’t mind paying a premium for high-end wireless audio; they sound utterly great. Battery life is also phenomenal at up to 60 hours per charge with ANC on. That ANC isn’t particularly impressive, though — especially compared to similarly priced options from Bose or Sony.

Pros

• Excellent audio quality
• Unbelievable battery life
• Bluetooth multipoint

Cons

• Subpar ANC for premium headphones
• Controls could be better
• Middling call performance

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless might not have the best active noise cancellation out there. So, why are they at the top of this list? There are a few reasons starting with their phenomenal audio. Sennheiser has always been a quality brand, and that’s still the case here. And, along with stellar audio quality, they give you Bluetooth multipoint for use with more than one device and, more importantly, 60 hours of battery life, and that’s with ANC on!

The USB-C charging capability also means that two hours of charging will get you from 0 to 100%, and just five minutes of charging will give you four hours if you have limited time to give them some juice. On top of that, as pricey as they may be, they are still cheaper than the Sony WH-1000XM5.

Edifier W820NB Plus

Best value

Hi-res audio in a comfortable build

If you’re looking for good high-res audio support for a low price, look no further — here are the Edifier W820NB Plus headphones. They support high-resolution audio in both wired and wireless modes. Connected by Bluetooth 5.2, they channel the LDAC codec to give you the very best wireless audio you can get for the price. Available in various attractive colors, these awesome cans run for nearly 50 hours per charge and support fast charging via USB-C.

Pros

• LDAC support
• Lightweight and comfy
• Excellent battery life

Cons

• Weak ANC
• Terrible mic
• Issues with PC

It is hard to find good high-resolution audio support under 100 bucks, but the Edifier W820NB Plus headphones make it work. With powerful 40mm drivers, these cans channel LDAC over Bluetooth 5.2. That’s 990 Kbps audio for you, surpassing CD quality. Comparatively, Apple’s AAC can go up to only 512 Kbps.

Again it is hard to find good ANC in this price range, but again, these headphones make it work. The hybrid ANC is claimed to remove up to 43 dB of background noise and smartly match intensity according to noise level. In reality though, it is just passable in regular commute and work noise. They also support an ambient noise mode with 7 levels of intensity.

Available in five attractive colorways (black, gray, blue, green, and ivory), the W820NB+ are built strong but light. The ear cups have ‘zero-pressure’ memory foam pads that are very comfortable, and you can wear these cans for long periods without fatigue. While calls are not that good with these ‘phones, they can run nearly fifty hours straight for a full charge.

Source: Sony

Sony WH-1000XM5

Premium pick

Pricey but fantastic in just about every way

$348 $400 Save
$52

Amazing, top-of-the-class active noise cancellation and sound quality to match make the Sony WH-1000XM5 one of the best wireless headphones on the market, no matter the criteria. They’re also fairly comfortable (though they can get a little hot), and they have excellent call quality, voice assistant compatibility, and speedy Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, so you don’t experience lag when using them while watching a movie.

Pros

• Great, clear audio
• Top-notch ANC
• Battery goes and goes

Cons

• New design doesn’t fold
• Limited upgrades from WH-1000XM4

The Sony WH-1000XM5 might not be the best headphones overall on this list, but they’re the most expensive. They sound great, just like their predecessors. Also just like the models that came before, the ANC is the gold standard. If you’re able to splurge, the difference between these and some of the other expensive options is a matter of preference and a matter of what features are most important.

To that point, as good as their ANC and sound quality are, their battery life is not going to win any awards. The 32-hour battery life without ANC (24 with it on) is far from the best on this list. However, it’s more than enough for any real-world use. Thankfully, their fast-charging capabilities will help in a pinch, as three minutes will give you three hours of juice.

Source:Anker

Anker Soundcore Space Q45

Best battery life

You’ll be hard-pressed to find longer-lasting

The Anker Soundcore Space Q45 offer everything that flagship headphones from other manufacturers provide, like adjustable active noise cancellation and Hi-Res audio, but for a price that is solidly mid-tier. That performance-to-price ratio certainly sets these headphones apart, along with their ridiculously long battery life.

Pros

• Incredibly long battery life
• Hi-Res audio without the premium price tag
• Very fast charging

Cons

• Slightly bulky
• Active noise cancellation could be better

Paying $150 for a pair of headphones may not seem like a bargain, but when it comes to wireless options with adjustable ANC, EQ presets, and, of course, Hi-Res audio quality, that price is more than reasonable. The Anker Soundcore Space Q45 are ideal if you can’t quite splurge on something like the Sony or Sennheiser options but still want a good quality mid-range pair, especially considering they have that extended Hi-Res frequency range that you usually only find in more expensive headphones.

Where the Anker shines most is in their battery life, lasting 50 hours with ANC on and 65 with it off, one of the highest on this list. And five minutes of fast charging will get four hours of use. Their slightly lower price tag shows that the ANC won’t be quite as good, though, and the aesthetics are a bit on the bulky side.

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Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT2

Best for studio sound

Perfect for the studio or audio productivity

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT2 are light on features — you won’t find active noise cancellation here — but that’s okay. For the right person, these are perfect, as they offer sound quality, not to mention a low latency mode, making them ideal for studio use or critical listening. And they also come with a 50-hour battery life.

Pros

• Great, neutral sound quality
• Very long battery life
• Low latency mode available via app

Cons

• No active noise cancellation
• Sound signature might be boring for some

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT2 might not have all the features you expect in wireless headphones, but they sound good enough that you might not care. While there may be no active noise cancellation on hand, there’s multipoint connectivity, low-latency support, and voice assistant support (though not hands-free). You also get fast charging — three and a half hours of charging will get you from 0 to 50 hours of battery life, which is not only impressive in how quickly you’ll get a full charge but also how much battery life the ATH-M50xBT2 have.

Just as important is the sound quality, which these headphones more than deliver. After all, these are headphones made for the studio. Plus, they come with personalization, such as EQ controls via the Audio-Technica Connect app.

Source: Bose

Bose QuietComfort Q45

Best ANC

Best for a noisy commute

$279 $330 Save
$51

The Bose QuietComfort Q45 do what Bose headphones always do: they sound great and come with excellent active noise cancellation. While these aren’t the most expensive Bose has to offer, they’re still plenty pricey. And, unfortunately, they don’t have the best battery life, clocking in at 22 hours. However, these are still top-of-the-line headphones that will outperform most others on the market.

Pros

• Fantastic ANC
• Very good sound quality
• As comfortable as they get

Cons

• Expensive
• Battery life is underwhelming
• Fast charging not as robust as some other options

Bose is always a sure bet, and that’s the case with the QuietComfort Q45. The active noise cancellation is fantastic, the sound quality is good if not quite audiophile level, and they are about as comfortable as a pair of headphones get. They look good, too. Of course, this being Bose, they come at a somewhat high price.

As good as these headphones are, they’re a little lower priced on this list for two reasons. The first is battery life. You’ll get 22 hours of use with ANC on, which is surprisingly low considering the competition. That said, it’s more than enough for the real world.

The second reason for the slightly lower price is that it takes a 15-minute charge to get three hours of use. That beats anything with a traditional USB-A connection, but there are much cheaper options on here that do better. And, while that battery life is not a big deal unless you habitually forget to charge your devices, you’ll probably be frustrated with the fast charging capabilities if you’re stuck somewhere and only have a few minutes of access to an outlet.

Source:Logitech

Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Wireless

Best for work

USB-C charging and office productivity meet here

The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Wireless are a fantastic option for anyone needing headphones for work, as they include a boom mic for crystal clear calls. And, while their sound quality is not going to match a lot of headphones since they’re a bit light on bass, they still sound good. The battery life is a bit underwhelming in this day and age, but these are not for commutes or airplane rides. Instead, these are for a comfortable, decent-sounding experience at the office.

Pros

• Boom mic is ideal for calls
• Comfortable fit
• The price is right

Cons

• A little weak in the bass
• Battery life is on the low side

The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Wireless headphones are a bit of an outlier on this list, and for good reason, as they are a headset rather than a more traditional pair of headphones. Instead of beam-forming mics for answering calls and processing ANC, they come with a retractable boom mic, so you come through clearer when on a call. And, while you can certainly use them like a pair of headphones because the sound quality is good (though a little light on the low-end), they are ideal for that worker bee who’s constantly on the phone and wants something comfortable, not to mention something that can function just as well for work as pleasure.

Their 18-hour battery life is nothing special, but five minutes of fast charging will give an extra hour of use which is enough to keep you going through a work day.

Source:V-Moda

V-Moda Crossfade 3 Wireless

Most stylish

Ideal for those looking for personalization

The V-Moda Crossfade 3 Wireless are gorgeous-looking headphones that go to the next level thanks to the ability to replace the outer ear shields with personalized options. They sound good, though they’re not very neutral sounding. Unfortunately, there’s no active noise cancellation — a real shame considering the price — but the positives vastly outweigh the negatives.

Pros

• Stylish aesthetics with personalization options
• Hi-red audio with big low-end
• Folding and included case make for easy travel

Cons

• On the pricey side
• No active noise cancellation

Although the V-Moda Crossfade 3 Wireless doesn’t have ANC and are on the pricey side, they are still worth consideration. To start, they may be one of the most attractive or at least unique-looking headphones on this list, complete with the ability to customize them by replacing the outer ear shield with custom-made ones. But that should be the icing on the cake.

These are great-sounding headphones with the kind of low-end that will put a smile on any bass head’s face. They’re also Hi-Res, so you’ll get plenty of clarity from the extended frequency range. In addition, they fold up for easy storage when traveling and come with a solid, if not quite newsworthy, 30 hours of battery life.

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Sennheiser HD 450BT

Best sound on a budget

No splurge for excellent sound

$126 $200 Save
$74

The Sennheiser HD 450BT might feel a little cramped, and the button layout can be a little confusing. But, otherwise, these are relatively inexpensive headphones when on sale (and they regularly are). They sound fantastic with loads of options, including choosing different codecs accessible via an app. Plus, Android users will rejoice at the inclusion of Google Fast Pair.

Pros

• HD 450BT sounds great
• EQ can be adjusted with an app
• AptX/aptX low latency support is a nice bonus

Cons

• Restrictive band might be uncomfortable for some
• Button layout is a bit confusing

The Sennheiser HD 450BT might not reach the heights of the company’s flagship headphones, and they certainly could be better when it comes to comfort, as they can feel a little cramped. However, if you have a smaller head or are willing to put up with a less-than-great fit, these headphones have a lot to offer, especially considering that they won’t cost you nearly as much as other USB-C charging headphones.

Being a Sennheiser product, the sound quality is unsurprisingly top-notch. The HD 450BT come with a bit of bass boost, but you can easily tweak that with the company’s app if that’s not your taste. They also support Google Fast Pair for Android users, so you can quickly connect these headphones to your device. As far as the battery life goes, you’ll get a solid 30 hours with ANC on and can fully charge in just two hours.

Cleer Enduro ANC

Deceptively affordable

Stylish but loud

The Enduro ANC headphones are, in our opinion, quite underpriced. First, they look way above their pay grade. The classy look blends well with the audio performance, which is powerful yet clear. A 25dB ANC takes care of most external noises, while the 40mm drivers do their best to render advanced aptX Adaptive audio. The battery is exceptional at 60+ hours, and the well-designed app is great too. Lastly, they connect via Bluetooth 5.0 multipoint and support fast charging.

Pros

• Premium look
• Excellent battery
• Great app

Cons

• Comfort issue
• Vulnerable to wind noise
• Bass can muffle mids

A bargain at just over $100, the Cleer Enduro ANC headphones look awesome. The blue colorway is quite premium, with a bold gold ring and matte finish that suggests aluminum. They’re also built quite sturdily, but are still portable. However, the ear cups are a bit tough and are not breathable, so there can be a comfort issue.

Headphones’ key quality is their sound, and the Cleer Enduros perform admirably in this area. Cleer is a veteran audio equipment manufacturer that went all-in building these cans. The sound is nice and bassy with bouncy and punchy lows, though that heavy bass may muffle the right side of the spectrum at times.

The ANC is good at cutting off droning and whirring noises, yet it seems vulnerable to wind sound. Moreover, the ambient mode prioritizes vocals over street noises which can be either very handy or problematic. The heavy batteries work these cans for over 60 hours at a stretch, and the companion app is very well-designed and handy.

Elgin Rampage

Hearing protection

Protect your ears while working

Work in a noisy environment? Get the Elgin Rampage Bluetooth Hearing Protection Headphones. With an industrial appearance, these sturdy headphones easily negate 25 decibels of noise and help protect your ears against loud sounds. They were built for heavy-duty work environments, as they have an IP65 rating and feature a hardened ABS shell and a steel-core headband. They also pipe in rich music via Bluetooth 5.3, have a built-in battery that lasts 40 hours at a stretch, and they support a wired connection.

Pros

• Strong noise isolation
• Tough build
• Bluetooth 5.3

Cons

• May be uncomfortable
• Flat sound
• Connection can be iffy

Protect your ears from industrial noise and enjoy some music from your phone at the same time with the Elgin Rampage Bluetooth Hearing Protection headphones. These ‘phones look as cool as they are sturdy, with a futuristic design built from hard ABS with IP65-rated protection that can survive the harshest work environments. They also have a steel band inside the headband for extra protection. Plus, they are OSHA-compliant and ANSI-certified.

These headsets mainly work by passive noise isolation. The semi-solid cups grip your cheeks strongly and cut off at least 25dB of noise, helping protect your ears from loud sounds. The design allows you to wear safety hats over the headphones with no problem; however, the solid grip can be uncomfortable and hot to some.

While protecting your eardrums, the headphones deliver music and calls from your phone via Bluetooth 5.3. The sound is “custom-tuned” as advertised, but just okay compared to the big boys out there. Calls are serviceable, as well as voice assistant prompts. The battery runs for 40 hours per charge, and they support fast charging via USB-C. The wireless connectivity may have some lag and drops, though.

What to look for in USB-C charging headphones

A lot of the advice will be the same as what you may have heard in other places. USB-C ports are the same in size, throughput, and whatever other metric you might find from one pair of headphones to the next. However, pay attention to what kind of fast charge capability (if any) the model you’re looking at has, as that will change from pair to pair.

USB-C offers quicker charging than traditional USB-A ports, so you’ll see faster charging times across the board. Unless you think you might be cutting it close — maybe you’re backpacking across Europe and find yourself with minimal time to charge — you should probably put this a little lower on the list of priorities. Similarly, battery life has come a long way with wireless headphones; even the worst of the bunch will give you 20 hours.

Therefore, you should consider what your budget is first, as many of these are a bit on the pricier side, which will surely change as more headphones inevitably switch to USB-C charging. Next, find the best-sounding pair available. All the options we’ve included will sound good, but some will outperform others. Some will offer a slightly different sound as well, as one or two options proudly pump up the bass instead of offering a more neutral sound.

Comfort is also an important consideration, and luckily most headphones have plenty of padding. Only some unique headphones that eschew the general design might offer excellent sound quality while not being that comfortable to wear (and that’s an article for another day).

Lastly, think about the features that you need. Most of the options here have active noise cancellation (ANC), but they’re not all the same. The latest iteration for Sony, currently the WH-1000XM5, followed by Bose’s top options, are generally considered the gold standard. However, plenty of other contenders do a good job as well.

Which USB-C charging headphones are best for you?

You might be surprised to find the Sony WH-1000XM5 are not the overall best on this list. This is purely due to how expensive they are, which is why they are our premium pick. The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless don’t have quite as good ANC as the Sony XM5s, but they’re excellent-sounding headphones with an incredibly quick fast charge for just a fraction cheaper, so we’ve designated them as our top pick. Of course, if you’re on a budget, the Edifier W820NB Plus headphones are worth a look since they’ll get you most of the way there for a fraction of the price.

Source: Sennheiser

Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

Best overall

Stellar sounding and fully featured

$261 $380 Save
$119

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless are a great option for anyone who doesn’t mind paying a premium for high-end wireless audio; they sound utterly great. Battery life is also phenomenal at up to 60 hours per charge with ANC on. That ANC isn’t particularly impressive, though — especially compared to similarly priced options from Bose or Sony.

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