I've had these now for 3 weeks. First impressions: they look good and the sound quality is clean. They work well in a quietish environment. However, if noise cancelling is the priority, I would recommend spending the extra and getting a pair of Bose over the ear headphones.

This is more comparison review of AKG and BOSE. I bought both Bose QuietComfort 35 II and AKG N60 on the same day for Christmas gifts for my kids. AKG does cancel out noises, but it still allows noise to be heard due to its "on ear" design.

The sound quality kinda sucks and and not very comfortable very very overpriced

I've reviewed a few noise canceling headphones over the years and one constant in all those reviews is that noise canceling alters the sound of whatever music you're playing-and not in a good way.

Noise Canceling is audibly invisible; Comfortable; Well made; Accurate; yet easy to enjoy audio

Clamping a bit too tight for people who wear glasses; Fitting in case is too tight

I've long been a fan of AKG's headphones. I like their aesthetics. I like their build. Most importantly, I like the tuning that AKG brings to their music products. It simply sounds good to my ears. That's why I was excited to check out the new AKG N60NC Wireless.

Comfortable; Great Sound; Good battery life; Good ANC; Smart control layout

Carry pouch only offers a degree of protection

Portability,size and noise cancelling is the keys to victory with the wireless iteration of the N60NC. With its small profile you can throw them in a coat pocket with ease and its noise cancelling is excellent for its size.

Escape from a world of unwelcome sounds with these portable noise-cancelling cans from AKG

These days, air travel just sucks. Seats are smaller, flights are overbooked, computer glitches cause massive delays, and whatever happened to in-flight meals You're lucky to get a tiny bag of pretzel crumbs. Whenever I travel, I always slip on a pair of headphones, and tune out the chaos.

A look at the on-ear wireless headphones with active noise cancellation from AKG.

Flying sucks. It's claustrophobic, uncomfortable and noisy. As a tech journalist, I fly a little too often for my comfort (and health). To make it easier on my sanity, I've tried it all. But when it comes to noise-reduction solutions, I've come up short.