QuietComfort

Got a nice pair of noise-cancelling headphones based off a post like this from last year. I could KISS the people that suggested that! Makes a world of difference with recorded lectures and also in non-med school environments like airplanes. I got the Bose QC on sale for almost half price, keep an e

Paid $329 for them about 2/3 weeks ago and they’re easily the best headphones I’ve ever had. I’ve had a few different headphones/earbuds over the years. Started with first gen AirPod Pro’s in 2021, had to warranty them out I swear every 2 months (Apple replaced them 5 times under warranty), once the

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Lost my beloved Jabras last week and I have been searching for the replacements. Search results came down to two options, QC ultra(gen 1)-209€ and airpods pro 3-250€. Timing was perfect as the new airpods just dropped. My bias on this purchase was I run and I specifically look

Bose QC Ultra — Series 1 vs Series 2 (Side-by-Side Comparison):

Price: Series 1: $317 $299 before tax Series 2: $402 $379 before tax

I tested both models back-to-back with the same tracks, same volume, same fit, and the difference ended up being bigger than I expected. Here’s a breakdown for anyon

TL;DR: The Bose QuietComfort (QC) Ultra second-generation headphones and the Sony WH-1000XM6 are both excellent pairs of noise-canceling headphones! However, each one has its unique strengths and weaknesses, so deciding between the two will likely depend on what you want. If you want the best active

In short they are light they are very comfortable the cushioning has been improved then shiny hinges look amazing Iove their box sound amazing punchier bass response, Bose immersive audio is quite impressive as well it doesn't affect the audio in a sense losing it's feel, great texture bigger sounds

My first Bose pair was the wired Soundirue In Ear with the iconic eartips that bought around 2017 and as usual, the wired broke after few years of usage. Since then I moved to Shure and Sony. had SE215, and Sony WF XM3.

Compares to Sony,I prefer the sound from Shure because they can produce more de

Hi there Those bad boys joined me today. After testing Sony Bose and Sennheiser I decided those were the best fit for me. Time to rock !

As someone who has owned multiple Bose headphone models, a SoundTouch 30, a SoundLink Mini, and several Sonos products including the Beam Gen 2, Era 300, and Sub Mini, I’ve spent considerable time comparing both ecosystems head-to-head. This review is based entirely on personal use and tailored to t

I have a pair of Bose QC, they're not the best of the best by any means, but they're probably the most comfortable cans on the market (i think Beats are awful btw, no offence lol).