Excellent sound comfortable to wear and great battery life

Noise cancelling good

These headphones are great. The only problems I have is the placing, and number buttons on the headphones. Their placement is awkward, and unnatural. They are close together and similar in feel. Everything works well, and I enjoy using the headphones, but ...

Sennheiser is one of the most recognizable names in audio. Even though the company's wireless products sometimes lack features found in competitors from Samsung or Sony, they usually offer best-in-class audio.

Sound The HD 450BT sounds great, though the bass is boosted by default; Software The EQ can be adjusted with an app, and aptX/aptX Low Latency support is a nice bonus; Price These can usually be found for $150 or less, which is a competitive price.

Design The button layout is a bit confusing; and the restrictive band might be uncomfortable for some.

Although Sennheiser nailed the sound quality, it failed to create a comfortable headset with spacious ear cups for a wide array of listeners. These noise cancelling headphones do an okay job of reducing background noise, but don’t perform nearly as well as their big brother, the Sennheiser PXC...

Sound quality; Bluetooth 5.0; aptX Low Latency and AAC; Portable design; Fast charging (USB-C)

Microphone quality; Uncomfortable fit; Poor button layout

Sennheiser's most affordable NC headphones Sennheiser HD 450BT is a safe purchase.

Nice feeling of quality. Good sound and ok noise reduction. AAC and aptX support. USB-C charging.

Cannot be folded. A little uncomfortable. Too many confusing buttons.

The Sennheiser HD 450BT are alright wireless over-ear headphones. While they have a similarly sleek and decently built design as the Se...

It's hard to dislike these affordable wireless noise cancelling headphones