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Noise cancelling headphones at work

Talking Paradox

I know there have been various threads on this subject so I'm sorry to start another one but my question is quite specific.  I spend a lot of my time on the phone at work but our office is also reception so it can be pretty noisy. My therapist has suggested I get noise cancelling headphones that I can connect to our phone system at work. At her advice I'm been in touch with help to work (part of the dwp) who asked hiw much I think it would cost. Does anyone have any recommendations or suggestions? Thanks

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  • in reply to Talking Paradox

    I use a similar premium brand - Bowers & Wilkins. Very pricey, but extremely comfortable for long term wearing, physical clicky buttons which are easier to use than the faddy touch sensitive models. Sound quality and noise cancellation is excellent. You can completely switch of the rest of the world and escape into sound. But if you want to converse they have a transparency mode which allow voice to come through the cancelling. 

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