I have my eyes on this Sony WH1000XM3...
This Sony was the most comfortable headphones I ever tried and sound was very good as well -at least from what one can judge trying in store for about 10 minutes.
For example, more expensive Bose was way less comfortable -can't say about sound, because I didn't even bother to listen.
Comfort is very important to me.. how much pressure you feel on top of the head (and how pressure is distributed), how shell sits on ear (does it cover full ear or is partially sitting on ear?), etc. Many headphones can feel (quite) comfortable at first, but how about after wearing it for 2-3 hours or more, daily? Hard to know. So, when trying, if there's anything that disturb you even slightly, then that feeling will multiply later -keep that in mind.
My wired headphones is
AKG K242HD which has (to my opinion) the best solution for comfort (two springs and ribbon). There's absolutely no pressure on top of the head. I mention that, because all recent headphones have "single bridge" padded with foam, which just isn't that good. Yeah I know, those "springs" look outdated...
For daily use I now have
Sennheiser/EPOS GSP 370 wireless headset. It's very good for what it is, but doesn't match above AKG sound quality.
And finally, if above Sony is the best I tried, why didn't I bough it?
- I prefer wi-fi over Bluetooth, because (I believe) it gives better audio quality -if I'm wrong on this, then be it.
- Controlling headphones by "touching/sliding" on headphone shell is kinda awkward to me -if at all, then I prefer "real" loudness knob.
- GSP 370 works even without installing additional software on PC -not sure about Sony, though.
Just sharing my experience.. decisions, decisions