Sony Noise (more than on model) and Koss QZ 900 are a couple. Generally not really high quality.
Interesting idea. I had, and upgraded a headphone system in my office (at work) for over a decade. I started with and iPod and ultimately worked up to a large dual component head amp, DAC and streamer. While swapping all the major top brands of headphones.
My approach was "audiophile". Typically I would use closed headphones to keep the noise out. But closed, are not comfortable over long periods of time. Noise cancellation works, but not with high quality sound. So, you have all sorts of great sounding wireless headphones like Bose Quiet Comfort, Sony and Sennheiser with noise cancelation. They have great sound... but not "high end sound"... a carefully crafted one to sound great but not count on silence so the high frequency is not truncated. I adopted these for travel and in noisy environments. I left the high end audio headphone system and open headphones for quiet environments.
So, I think that is the thing... there is stuff that sounds great in noisy environments, it is wireless (Bose gives you a wire in case the battery wears out). Then there are high quality headphones that typically do not have noise cancellation.
If I had to do it again, I would use my Bose Quiet Comfort in the office. An leave my high end headphone system at home where it is now, for quiet mornings... like this moment when I am listening to them.
