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When you're trying to relax and enjoy the sound while masking ambient noise, the best option is a pair of noise-canceling wireless headphones. Then you can focus on the audio you really want to hear.

The best headphones produce audio that sounds lifelike and immersive, but noise cancellation has other benefits: it can be used on its own, so you can bliss out in near-total silence. So here are my top 5 picks for noise-canceling headphones - which one will you love?

Overall Best Noise-Canceling Headphones: Bose QuietComfort Ultra

With the QuietComfort Ultra headphones, Bose further enhances its already impressive reputation for noise cancellation. This model also makes audio even more customizable through the Bose Music mobile app.

Another major new feature: support for spatial audio. This makes audio sound more immersive - as if it's coming from all around you. If you're listening to music, it sounds more like you're at a live performance. If you're watching a battle scene in an action movie, it sounds like you're actually on the battlefield.

I also like that it has ear cups and a headband, which makes these headphones very comfortable even for long listening sessions. The battery life is up to 24 hours, but has a quick charge feature. With immersive audio turned on, you can listen for up to 2 hours on a 15-minute charge.

QuietComfort Ultra headphones work with any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone, tablet or computer. They can also be paired with any Bose TV bar speaker for private TV viewing and listening.

When making hands-free audio calls, a dozen microphones ensure that your voice is heard clearly while eliminating ambient noise. This makes this headset perfect for the office, commuting, or just sitting at home and relaxing.

Best Budget Noise-Canceling Headphones : Soundcore Space One

In most cases, our in-house consumer technologists advise against using cheap noise-canceling headphones, as the old phrase "you get what you pay for" usually applies. But that's not the case with the Soundcore Space One headphones.

These headphones are also inexpensive, offer decent sound quality and impressive active noise cancellation. Soundcore promises that these headphones can reduce up to 98% of ambient sound. However, when you need to communicate with someone in the real world, you can choose between five levels of transparency.

The Space One headset offers 40-millimeter drivers. When playing compressed audio, the headset captures three times more data than standard Bluetooth codecs, so you can hear more nuances.

With the ANC turned on, you can also enjoy up to 40 hours of playtime. A quick five-minute charge will keep the headset going for up to four hours.

From a quality standpoint, these headphones can't compare to those from high-end brands like Bose, Sony, Apple or Bowers & Wilkins, so keep your expectations in check. After all, these headphones are less than a third of the price. The Space One headphones do offer very good value and impressive sound quality.

Best Noise Canceling Headphones for Music: Sony WH-1000XM5

The Sony WH-1000XM5 are Sony's top of the line consumer headphones. They feature excellent noise cancellation, up to 30 hours of battery life and support high-resolution audio. These headsets also make hands-free calls sound crystal clear.

Keep in mind that while the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones support spatial audio, this feature will only work with supported streaming music services. You'll also need to use the Sony app to take advantage of spatial audio and customize your listening experience.

One feature I like about these headphones is their support for DSEE Extreme. This technology upgrades compressed digital audio files in real time to restore high range sound that would otherwise be lost due to compression. Overall, the Sony WH-1000XM5 perform well when playing any type of music.

The headset handles voice audio very well. These headphones have an elegant shape so they are perfect for work environments and can be used for hands-free calling or when you just want to block out ambient noise. Yes, these headphones are expensive, but you get the quality audio that Sony is known for.

Best noise-canceling headphones for Apple users: the Apple AirPods Max

If you can get past the hefty price tag, you'll get amazing audio, adaptive noise cancellation and spatial audio with dynamic head tracking - an overall amazing listening experience. The audio will all be clear and powerful.

The AirPods Max are relatively lightweight and comfortable. But what really makes them stand out is the spatial audio with dynamic head tracking, especially in supported movies or TV shows.

These headphones also work with Apple's Find Me feature and automatically pair with any Apple device you're using, such as an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, MacBook or iMac.

One drawback is that these headphones come with a rubberized casing that only protects the earcups, not the headband, so care needs to be taken when transporting them. The earcups are attached to the headband via magnets and there is no casing to hold them in place, so they can fall off or get lost.

However, the beauty of these headphones is that they don't require a special app. AirPods Max controls are built into the operating systems of Apple devices. You also get intuitive onboard controls.

Best Premium Noise Cancelling Headphones : Bowers & Wilkins Px8

When it comes to automobiles, you can choose from an affordable Mazda or the unrivaled luxury of a Rolls Royce. You can consider the Bowers & Wilkins Px8 as the ultimate luxury listening experience.

The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 is available in your choice of black, tan or burgundy. Get ready to hear 24-bit audio that uses digital sound processing to eliminate distortion and enhance high-frequency detail. In fact, when you stream music or audio from the Internet, these headphones will decompress the audio in a way that provides more detail.

When the headset is working to improve audio quality, the Active Noise Cancellation feature simultaneously cancels out ambient sound. This also applies when using the Bowers & Wilkins Px8 headset for hands-free calls.

Of course, sound quality is important, but the Bowers & Wilkins Px8 also focuses on comfort and looks. The earcups and headband are covered in nappa leather with memory foam for extra comfort, while the metal frame adds durability and a more refined, premium look.

The Bowers & Wilkins Music app gives you maximum control over your listening experience. But if its price is too high for your budget, then the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e headphones' are good too, with a slightly less impressive design but also offering a truly impressive listening experience.

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