If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to the Sony WH-1000XM3, these Sennheiser cans are a great choice. With a fantastic sound, good noise cancellation, and a comfortable (and fully-foldable) fit, they’ll suit most commuters down to a tee.

Fantastic sound; Comfortable fit; Decent noise cancellation

Flimsy build; Soundstage could be more open

These days £159 (inc. VAT, or $199.95) is not a huge price to pay for a good set of over-the-ear headphones, and that's what you'll shell out for the new Sennheiser HD 450BT . Indeed, when faced with a choice between this headset and the £250 Sennheiser MB 660 UC which I reviewed last year, you may...

If all you’re looking for is a well-balanced, comfy, inoffensive portable headphone, the HD 4.50BTNC continues to be pick from Sennheiser. However, I find the HD 450BT to be a more enjoyable listen for its unique and relaxed sound signature.

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

Even though it isn’t perfect, the Sennheiser HD 450BT does still offer very good value to performance proposition for the price tag it sports. You definitely get slicker wireless headphones with noise cancellation, but those cost a lot more—the Sony WH-1000XM3 (around Rs 29,990) and the Bose Noise...

The Sennheiser HD450BT are solidly built wireless over-ear headphones that sound great for the price and include top-notch noise-cancellation.

Active noise cancellation and a closed back design is what gives these headphones top-quality sound. They feature wireless codec support and low latency to keep audio perfectly in sync when watching videos.

If you have a limited budget and want an all-round great pair of over ear headphones with noise cancelling, the Sennheiser HD 450BT is a truly compelling option. There are elements of compromise, but it's a great product for its price point.

Lightweight and solid; Comfortable to wear for long periods; Great sound and reliable noise cancelling; Very reasonable price;

Poor button layout and features; EQ customisation is restrictive;