Top 10 Monster Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
for June 2023

The Monster Inspiration 700 ANC headphones are an all-around solid choice for anyone looking for a set of wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation. The sound quality is excellent, with crisp highs, clear mids, and tight bass. The ANC is very effective, and it does an excellent job of blocking out external noise. The earbuds are comfortable to wear, and while they're no lightweights, they're not nearly as powerful as some of the lighter buds we tested. The earbuds are IPX4 waterproof, so you can wear them in the rain, and the case is IP6X waterproof, so you can wear it in the pool. They can connect to two devices simultaneously, and their two 4-hour charges last for about 18 hours of continuous playback. The earbuds support aptX, which reduces latency and makes it possible to stream audio from a phone or laptop at up to CD-quality levels, and the case provides an additional 4 hours of playback. The charging case is also waterproof, so you can charge your earbuds and your phone or laptop at the same time. The included ear wings are very comfortable, and the mic is terrific, with noise cancellation that minimizes handling noise. The earbuds have to be charged in the charging case, which takes about 3 hours to completely recharge them, which, while long, is still much faster than the 8-10 hours our contenders took. The earbuds also have no apps, so there are no extra features, and the case doesn't have an integrated battery, so you can't use it to charge your phone or other devices. But that's a minor detail: Monster's Inspire 700 ANC headphones are a great set of Bluetooth headphones, and they offer excellent sound quality and noise cancellation, along with long battery life, and they're comfortable to wear, too.

The Monster Active Noise Cancelling Headphones deliver great sound and noise cancellation, but they didn't perform as well in our testing as our previous top pick, the Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Over-the-Ear Headphones. The active noise cancellation isn't nearly as good as that of the Sony headphones, and the sound isn't as crisp. The bass is noticeably less punchy than the Sony headphones, and the highs are noticeably softer. The Monster headphones also take a lot longer to charge, though their battery life is longer than that of the Sony headphones. The Monster Active Noise Cancelling Headphones also offer less bass response than their Sony counterparts, so they sound less powerful. The Monster headphones are more comfortable than the Sony headphones, and they offer more convenient controls. However, the Monster Active Noise Cancelling Headphones don't offer the Sony headphones' noise-cancelling microphone, which is a must for conference callers. The Monster headphones are USB powered, and they come with a USB cable and wall charger.

The Monster Persona wireless headphones are a great pair of headphones for those who travel frequently or spend a lot of time in noisy environments like offices or airports. The headphones are more comfortable than the Bose QuietComfort 30, and they have a slightly better battery life, but they also have a smaller signal range and are less flexible regarding audio sources. The noise-cancellation technology is much better than the QC30's, and the noise cancellation is on par with the Bose QC35 II. The Monster headphones are also much cheaper than either of the Bose models. The headphones have a deep, thumping bass and a crisp, clear sound. They have a quick charge, which lasts up to 30 hours, and they also have a built-in mic for calls and voice commands. The headphones are more comfortable than our previous pick, the Bose QC35 II, and are also lighter and fold up more compactly. The only downside to this pair is their smaller signal range, which limits them to Bluetooth devices, not iPhones, and some Android phones.

When I first got the Monster iSport BTNC, I was skeptical. I owned a previous pair of Monster earbuds back when they were known as Monster Cable, and they seemed underwhelming. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how much better these earbuds were. The sound quality is head-and-shoulders above any other earbuds I've tested, especially for the price. The bass is deep and powerful, and the mids and highs are crisp and clear. The earbuds are comfortable to wear and fit most people, and the wireless technology is reliable and free of interference. The battery pack is relatively small, but Monster's earbuds last for 12 hours per charge. The earbuds have no wires, so they're very portable and easy to store in your bag. The cords are removable, and if you don't like them, you can connect the earbuds wirelessly or with the detachable cable, which is included. The earbuds have a microphone and volume controls. They also come with a charging dock, a 3.5mm audio cable, and a little pouch to store the earbuds in.

The Monster Mission V1 headset is among the most popular and best gaming headsets you can buy, and with good reason. It's comfortable, sound good, and looks pretty sharp, with understated military styling. The headset comes with a variety of earcups, from large to small, so you can select the most comfortable fit. The padding is thick and soft, and the earcups swivel to fit on your ears. The microphone is great, and the retractable boom arm is flexible, so it's easy to reach. The Monster Mission V1 also has a built-in LED lighting system, which you can use to personalize your headset. There are five different colors available, and you can also choose from a range of lighting effects. The lighting effects include static, breathing, and pulsing. The mic mutes automatically when the LED is switched off, so you can use the headset without interfering with the lights. The Monster Mission V1 also comes with an adjustable headband, which you can adjust for a comfortable fit. The headset is lightweight, weighing only 2.5lbs, and it's small enough to fit in a pocket or backpack. It's also durable, and made of sturdy materials, so it can withstand a lot of wear and tear. The Monster Mission V1 is a microphone and headset, so you don't need an additional microphone to use it, but if you want to, the headset is compatible with most PC and Mac microphone and headset adapters.

The Monster Clarity 108 ANC headphones are the cheapest pair of ANC headphones that we tested, but they're not perfect. Their sound quality isn't as good as that of the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II, for example, but they're also quite a bit cheaper. The Clarity 108s also come with active noise cancellation, which eliminates the low-frequency noise you encounter in daily life, such as car noise. However, ANC is only effective when the volume is quite low, so you'll still enjoy your music at lower volumes if you use the Clarity 108 ANC. The Clarity 108 ANC's sound quality does improve when you crank the volume up, but only if the volume is louder than 50%. The Clarity 108 ANC headphones also have an on/off button, which is nice, but it's small and can be hard to hit. Overall, the Clarity 108 ANC headphones are a decent pair of wireless headphones, but they're not perfect.

The Monster Flex Active headphones are by far our favorite pair for listening to music on long flights. They're comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and the active noise cancellation is extremely effective, even at the highest volume setting. They're also great for taking calls, using the built-in mic and buttons, or listening to music through the speaker. While they're great for listening to music, their bass reproduction is disappointing, and they're not good for watching movies or playing games. The Flex Active headphones also come with a 3.5mm cable, which you can use to connect them to other devices, but you'll have to rely on Bluetooth to listen to music. The Flex Active headphones are also pricey for a headphones in this price range.

The Monster Isport Victory is a significant improvement on our previous pick, the Monster iSport Freedom, in terms of battery life, sound quality, comfort, and features. The Victory has better sound quality and volume control, and it also features a multifunction button that can be programmed to control music, calls, and volume. The Victory's battery life is longer, and it features a deeper, more comfortable ear cup that has a built-in microphone for making and taking calls. The Victory has a secure fit, and it doesn't have any protruding parts that could get caught on things when you're working out. The Victory also has a 3-button remote and an integrated microphone, so you can use it with your cell phone. The Victory's ear cups are slightly smaller than the Freedom's, and the Victory's microphone isn't as sensitive as the Freedom's, so it works best for making calls when you're not actively listening to your music.

The new Monster AirLinks Wireless Earbuds are wireless in-ear headphones made by Monster. These headphones come with USB-C charging case, and they have a microphone and buttons, so you can use them for calls and to control your music. The AirLinks have a 3.5mm jack, so you can also listen to music with a 3.5mm cable. The audio quality of the AirLinks is great; the earbuds have a powerful bass, and the mid and high are also clear. The built-in microphone works great; you can hear the other side clearly even in a noisy environment. The headphones have excellent noise cancellation, so you can hear your music clearly even when you're in a noisy environment. The headphones have a 10-hour battery life, and the case has a 9-hour battery life. The headphones have a 2.4-GHz wireless range, and the case has a 5.8-GHz wireless range. The headphones are water resistant, so you can listen to music or talk in rain or when running or doing sports. The headphones also have an inline remote, so you can use the remote to control your music or phone calls. The headphones have an on/off button, and the volume buttons are also multi-function buttons.