I use bluetooth Bose headphones day in day out day out, but in all honesty my next bluetooth headphones will be in-ear and non noise cancelling - e.g. AirPods.

I use bluetooth Bose headphones day in day out day out, but in all honesty my next bluetooth headphones will be in-ear and non noise cancelling - e.g. AirPods. In-ear headphones are orders of magnitude lighter than on-ear or over-ear ones. They're much more comfortable when you wear them for more than a few hours. And seeing how my on-ear headphone's ear cups look like a dog's chew toy after a year, I'd add that they're more durable to boot. Perhaps most importantly IMO is that they don't have noise cancellation. There's plenty of situations where you most definitely do not want noise cancellation, including but not limited to when walking outdoors or riding a bike to notice approaching dangerous situations earlier, and when someone you care about is trying to talk to you.