Headphone Price in BD

Latest Headphone Price in Bangladesh

Price moves with the brand, driver size, ANC support, battery life and build quality. Entry-level wireless picks cover the basics — decent sound, a comfortable fit — while premium models add active noise cancellation, longer battery backup and better materials. At Zesan Enterprise, headphone prices currently run from ৳950 to ৳18,500, with ANC models between ৳1,480 and ৳14,900.

The Awei AT8 Wireless Overhead Headset (৳950) sits at the budget end for everyday listening. At the top, the Beats Solo 4 Wireless Headphones (৳18,500) and Anker Soundcore Space One Pro ANC (৳14,900) bring stronger drivers, ANC and brand-name build.

Stock and prices shift with availability and promotions — the live price on each product card is the accurate one.

Treat this table as a starting point — the real differences show up in each model's specs.

Bluetooth Headphones vs Wireless Headphones

People search "Bluetooth headphones" and "wireless headphones" as if they're different things, but for almost everything sold today, they're the same product. Bluetooth is just the wireless technology connecting the headphones to your phone or laptop without a cable. Search either term and you'll land on the same style of product here.

Most current models pair that wireless connection with a built-in microphone, onboard controls and a rechargeable battery — "wireless" describes the link to your phone, not necessarily the headphone itself. A few over-ear models still keep an aux cord as a backup for when the battery runs flat. Prefer something more compact still? Our wireless earbuds and neckbands collections cover the smaller wearable styles.

On-Ear vs Over-Ear Headphones

On-ear headphones rest directly on your ears rather than around them — lighter, easier to toss in a bag, though the direct pressure isn't comfortable for everyone over a long session. It's a small lineup here, just two models, running ৳3,900–৳4,500.

Over-ear headphones enclose the ear fully with padded cushions instead. They isolate outside noise better and stay comfortable longer, at the cost of taking up more space. This is the bigger category at Zesan Enterprise — 11 models spanning ৳1,420–৳14,500, topping out with the JBL Live 670NC Wireless Over-Ear NC Headphones.

Neither wins outright. Over-ear suits home, office and travel where comfort and isolation matter most; on-ear suits anyone who'd rather carry something smaller.

ANC vs ENC in Headphones

ANC and ENC both cut noise, but they solve different problems. ANC — Active Noise Cancellation — uses microphones and processing to cancel steady background sound like engine noise or air conditioning, so music and calls come through clearer. ENC — Environmental Noise Cancellation — works the other way, filtering background noise out of what your mic picks up during a call so the other person hears you cleanly.

Lean toward ANC for a noisy commute or a flight. Lean toward ENC and mic quality if you're mostly on calls. Zesan Enterprise carries 27 ANC models, from ৳1,480 up to ৳14,900 for the Anker Soundcore Space One Pro ANC.

Gaming Headphones: Wired vs Wireless

Gaming headphones come down to three things: low latency, a microphone that actually comes through, and a fit that holds up over a long session. Latency — the gap between something happening on screen and the sound reaching your ears — is where wired and wireless genuinely diverge.

A wired connection has effectively no delay, which is why the Hoco W106 Tiger Gaming Wired Headphone and Hoco W103 Magic Tour Gaming Headset, both under ৳1,000, remain popular budget picks for competitive play. Wireless gaming headphones trade that certainty for freedom of movement — real-world latency then depends on the Bluetooth codec, your phone or PC, and the game itself. A dedicated low-latency mode narrows the gap but rarely closes it completely.

Zesan Enterprise carries 8 gaming-labeled models between ৳950 and ৳4,150, wired and wireless both.

Headphones for Music, Calls, Meetings and Gaming

Each use case pulls in a different direction. For music and everyday listening, balanced sound, comfortable padding and a battery that survives your daily routine matter most — a bigger driver can help with bass, but tuning and fit do more for how clear things actually sound. For calls and online meetings, microphone placement and ENC support outweigh raw sound quality, and a Bluetooth connection that won't drop mid-call is non-negotiable for office use. Gaming comes down to the latency and mic points above.

One well-rounded pair can often cover all four reasonably well — just don't assume a headphone built for one use case automatically excels at the others.

Battery Life and Type-C Charging

Battery backup varies by model, ANC usage and volume level, and manufacturer-rated playback is measured under ideal conditions — real-world use, especially with ANC on, runs somewhat shorter. Most current wireless headphones here charge over USB Type-C, reversible and easy to share with your phone charger, rather than the older micro-USB standard.

When comparing battery claims, look at rated playback, standby time and charging time together. A headphone with slightly shorter rated playback but a much faster charge can still be more convenient day to day than one with a longer runtime and a slow charge. Travelling often? A power bank makes topping up on the go easier, and it's worth keeping a spare Type-C cable handy too.

How to Choose the Best Headphones in Bangladesh

A ৳950 Awei AT8 for casual home listening is a different purchase than a ৳14,900 ANC model built for long-haul flights — match the spec to how you'll actually use it, not the spec sheet in isolation.

Balanced tuning suits vocals and everyday listening; bass-forward tuning suits gaming and energetic music. ANC and ENC aren't interchangeable — pick based on whether you're fighting outside noise or trying to sound clear on calls. On-ear trades comfort for portability; over-ear does the opposite. If calls or gaming chat matter, check mic placement before anything else. And compare rated playback time against Type-C charging speed together rather than separately — a shorter battery that charges fast can beat a longer one that charges slow.

Why Buy Headphones from Zesan Enterprise

Zesan Enterprise's headphone lineup spans ACEFAST, Anker, Beats, JBL, Marshall and other brands, covering ANC, over-ear, on-ear and gaming models in one place. Orders ship nationwide across Bangladesh, with Cash on Delivery, bKash or Nagad at checkout and a 7-day window to return or replace anything that arrives faulty.

Prefer a different style? Browse our wired earphones collection too. Otherwise, compare the headphone lineup above against what actually matters to you — driver, fit, ANC, battery — and order from wherever you are in the country.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset Bluetooth headphones?

Most Bluetooth headphones reset by holding the power button for 8–10 seconds until the LED flashes a specific pattern, though a few models use a dedicated reset button instead. Check your specific headphone's manual for the exact combination, and remove the old pairing from your phone's Bluetooth settings before pairing again.

How do I connect Bluetooth headphones to my phone, PC or laptop?

Put the headphones into pairing mode — usually holding the power button until the LED blinks — then open Bluetooth settings on your phone, PC or laptop and select the headphone from the list. Once paired, most devices reconnect automatically the next time both are on nearby.

What is ANC in headphones?

ANC stands for Active Noise Cancellation. Built-in microphones and processing cancel out steady background noise, making music, calls and speech clearer in loud environments like commutes or flights.

How does noise cancelling actually work?

The headphones sample surrounding sound through their microphones, then generate an inverse sound wave that cancels it out before it reaches your ear. It works best on constant, low-frequency noise like engines or air conditioning, and less well on sudden or high-pitched sounds like voices.

Are Bluetooth headphones harmful, or can they damage your hearing?

Bluetooth headphones aren't inherently harmful — the risk comes from listening at high volume for extended periods, same as with any headphone or earphone. Keeping volume moderate and taking listening breaks lowers the risk of hearing damage over time.

What's the difference between a headset and headphones?

A headset specifically includes a built-in microphone for calls or gaming communication, while "headphones" can mean audio-only models too. In practice, most Bluetooth headphones sold today include a mic, so the terms end up used interchangeably.

Are gaming headphones good for music too?

Reasonably, yes. Wired picks like the Hoco W106 handle music fine, though tuning often leans toward bass and directional game-audio clarity rather than the more balanced sound music listeners tend to prefer. If music is your main use, check the sound profile before assuming a gaming headphone is the right fit.

What is impedance in headphones?

Impedance measures a headphone's resistance to the electrical audio signal, in ohms. Lower-impedance headphones are easier for phones and laptops to drive at full volume; higher-impedance models are typically built for dedicated audio equipment with more power on tap.

How do I clean headphones safely?

Wipe the ear cushions and headband with a slightly damp, soft cloth and let them air dry fully before use. Avoid soaking foam or leather cushions, and keep liquid away from the speaker mesh, microphone and charging port.

Which headphones are best?

Depends on the use. Over-ear ANC models like the JBL Live 770NC or Anker Soundcore Space One Pro suit travel and noisy environments, budget wired options like the Hoco W106 suit gaming on a tight budget, and premium picks like the Beats Solo 4 or Marshall Major IV suit anyone prioritizing sound and build quality over price.

Want headphones built specifically for gaming? See our dedicated Gaming Headphones collection, led by Hoco.