QuietComfort 35 II

If you don't really need ANC I can pretty highly recommend the Bowers. Sennheiser Momentum 4 I wanted to like them but across 3 different pairs I found that all of them had really shallow cups so they didn't end up being very comfortable for me. Marshall Monitor III ANC I feel the same way about the

Ich kann deine Probleme nachvollziehen und war in einer ähnlichen Situation. Mir haben Noise Canceling Kopfhörer geholfen. Wichtig ist, dass diese bequem sitzen und auch über längere Zeit getragen werden können, ohne zu drücken. Also Over-Ear Kopfhörer sollten es sein - zumindest für mich. Ich bin e

Did you notice any plastic creaking/cracking noises on the XM6? Do you think the ANC in the Bose QC Ultra 2 is still a noticeable upgrade over my old QC35 II?I know the XM6 might be better overall for ANC, but comfort is also very important to me, especially for long work sessions. To be honest, I'm

For me, the best balance of good noise cancelation and not being too tight are my old Bose QC 35 II. Entirely possible that newer models are just as good, or better, but I don't have the money to find out (even these were a gift several years ago). For a cheaper option, I like the Soundcore Space 2.

My experience with these headphones is exactly the same. When I first listened to music on the Bose QC Ultra 2, I certainly noticed a difference compared to my old Bose QC 35 II, but I didn't get that 'wow' effect. However, the moment I played a song on the B&W Px8 S2, a smile immediately appeared o

I recently replaced my Bose QC35 II with the Sennheiser Momentum 4. They're not as comfortable as Bose, but good enough, and much better sounding (especially after customizing their sound to my liking via the mobile app). Nothing beats the comfort of open-back headphones though. I can recommend Senn

i have the Bose QuietComfort 35 II but they're on the more expensive side (got them second hand from my sister who bought and never used them 🙏) when you're not listening to anything they don't block sound out completely but muffles it enough for me to not feel as overwhelmed while still being able

I have a love hate relationship with my over ear Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II's but they are nice and they have lasted a long time. The love is yes comfortable, yes noise cancelling, yes 99% of the time just work. Also you can get replacement pieces. I wish I had thought to look that up. I'll cover that

For longer flights that have in flight entertainment systems, get a nice pair of over the ear anc headphones. I use the Bose qc35 II. They got long enough of a battery life where flight duration was never an issue, really good ANC, and an aux adaptor to plug into to the entertainment system. They we

You may get a better response if you specify the exact model of Bose headphones that you own. However I think that it's fair to say that for onebag travel purposes the community consensus here increasingly favours earbuds, and I'm completely in line with that, although for home use I still mostly pr