B&W is not for everyone. Hurts on my ears after an hour or so.

Same, thinking about getting a pair of Bose QC 35 II on black friday, just for noise cancellling ability

Bose soundsport wireless are great. Sounds good and they stay in your ears even when sweating on the treadmill

^Sony WH1000X M3

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B078H4YD2L/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_3?smid=A2L6J1ZQEXYXIC&psc;=1

this is a great alternative if you have an already decent set of non-wireless headphone/iem that you want to use wirelessly. doesn't really take care the cabling inconvenience but it detached your pair from the phone. sounds great too.

AKG N60NC - https://www.whathifi.com/akg/n60nc-wireless/review . Got a very good deal on mine last black friday ~£170 iirc

Bose are for soyboys

Soyboys

I picked up some Bowers & Wilkin PX earlier this year and love'em. Read a lot of reviews/comparisons of the M3, QC, and PX before I pulled the trigger and the tl;dr is: Sony M3 best for noise-cancelling and Bowers PX best for sound.

BW PX also have some AirPod-like features - when you put them on they start playing automatically; if you lift one ear cup or take them off completely the audio/video automatically pauses; if you leave them off they will automatically turn off, etc. Before buying thought it was all a bit gimmicky but it's actually super convenient.

Just bought a pair of B&O H9Is. Can anyone recommend a Headphone case that isn't B&O's? I like the Hard Graft one but they are v. expensive.

Looking for recommendations for headphones for home listening between £100-200?

Iem or full size?
Wireless?