Do you like to listen to music as you doze off to sleep? How about some white noise to help you catch some ZZZs? These wireless headphones are designed to be left on while you snooze, thanks to their flat, unobtrusive design. They can also help block out snoring, and have a 13 hour runtime. Save 33% in The Awesomer Shop.

Splitting the difference between earbuds and headphones, Versafits are slim enough to fit under a helmet, and won’t block outside noise, so they’re perfect for cycling or running. They have easy to adjust memory wire earhooks for comfort, and are covered in sweat-proof silicone rubber. Save 33% in The Awesomer Shop.

Bose’s new Smart Noise Cancellation Headphones 700 – we know, it’s a mouthful – are the company’s best noise-cancelling cans yet. The level of noise cancellation can also be adjusted via touch controls, along with music playback and calls. It also has a built-in microphone.

Beyerdynamic’s reference-class studio headphones are designed for audio pros, but great for anyone who appreciates clear and detailed sound. They offer 5-40,000 Hz frequency response and push out up to 102 dB SPL. Despite their size, they’re incredibly comfortable for long listening sessions.

These over-the-ear Bluetooth headphones help isolate your ears from unwanted outside sounds. They offer touch-based controls, automatically pause music when removed, and can be set to pass through ambient sounds. Save 32% in The Awesomer Shop.

Dolby is offering up their own premium over-the-ear wireless headphones, designed to provide an immersive sound experience, including virtualized surround sound when playing Dolby Atmos content. They can also adjust how much outside sound you allow in.

With retro looks, modern sound, and a bargain price tag, these lightweight, over-the-ear headphones offer smooth and clean sounds with a wide soundstage. If you prefer something a little less ’80s, they come in a toned-down gray, and a mod white and blue combo.

The Nuraphone are Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones that tailor their mids and highs to your hearing. Its sensors and mobile app analyze your hearing to deliver this personalized and optimized sound. Bass, on the other hand, can be adjusted in three levels.

These in-ear noise-cancelling headphones do a neat trick. They have built in microphones to record binaural sound, capturing immersive audio at concerts and other places where you want to replicate the experience of being there (when played back on headphones.) Demo here.

If you’ve never listened to a pair of electrostatic headphones, you’re missing out. They offer the most authentic, open, and warm sounds. Koss and Massdrop teamed up to offer a new edition of the audiophile classic ESP/950 for an amazing price. Drops 9/17/18 at 6am PT.

Sony’s truly wireless headphones are both waterproof and dustproof. What’s more, they are actually standalone music players. With 4GB of onboard memory, they can store up to 21h of music. They can also connect to devices via Bluetooth or NFC.

Grado’s upcoming GW100 combines the convenience of Bluetooth with the unrivaled depth and soundfield of open-back headphones. The GW100 has a 32 ohm dynamic transducer, a 15-hour battery and a built-in microphone. Drops soon for $250.

ADV.SOUND is competing with the likes of HiFiMan and Fostex in providing affordable planar magnetic headphones. The Advanced GT-R has an open back over-ear design and a 65mm planar magnetic driver, designed for crisp audio and an expansive soundstage.

Looking for a set of cans with crystal clear sound? Monoprice’s M1060 feature big, over-the-ear pleather padded cups, 106mm planar magnetic drivers, and open backs for expansive sound. We suggest using a good headphone amp and DAC for best results.

Master & Dynamic’s MW50+ is an elegant pair of Bluetooth headphones. Aside from luxurious materials, the MW50+ stands out with swappable memory foam ear pads. Choose the on-ears for a natural sound or go over-ear for more isolation and focus.

The latest version of Marshall’s handsome headphones feature improved ear cushions, hinges and headband. There’s a Bluetooth version, while the wired version has a detachable cable with a built-in microphone and a second 3.5mm port for sharing audio.

A truly exquisite over-the-ear headphone featuring luxurious materials like Italian Saffiano leather and a durable forged aluminum headband. Specialized piston diaphragm drivers provide a clean and spacious sound like being in the studio with the recording artist.

Sennheiser claims that its new flagship closed back headphones come close to achieving the naturally wide soundstage of open back headphones. Concave Gorilla Glass ear cup covers and sound chambers minimize resonance to create a transparent sound.

Renowned amp maker Ashdown Engineering now has a Bluetooth version of its one-of-a-kind active noise cancelling headphones. Like the original, the OV-1B has VU meters that react to the audio being played. It also adds phone and playback buttons on the left earcup.

It may look like a pair of earphones, but the Vinci 2.0 is so much more. It’s powered by Amazon’s Alexa, has its own storage, and supports 3G connectivity. So it can make calls and messages, search for answers and connect to music streaming services on its own.

The latest audiophile-grade headphones from Focal feature a circumaural, open-back design, aluminum/magnesium domes, and a unique copper voice coil for crystal clear sound with big dynamic range, and loudspeaker-like performance. They look fantastic too.

Focal takes their already very good over-the-ear headphones and cuts the cord. They offer crisp, clean, and natural sounds, and a snug fit that keeps out background sounds. Battery life is great too – up to 20 hr per charge. Read our full review on Technabob.

Massdrop’s exclusive headphones are an absolute steal. Based on HiFiMan’s 400 series, the 4XX features the company’s vaunted planar magnetic drivers. It also comes with Focus-A velour earpads. You can get a portable amp with the money you save.