QuietComfort 35 II

We got Bose QC 35 II. They work well. You can definitely still hear the crying a bit, but it's reduced in volume a lot. Which is nice. I'm sure others probably have better recommendations, though. They do BT. We have them paired to our TV at so we can watch stuff when she's sleeping.

I’ve been using the Bose QC 35 IIs since around 2018. I swear by them. I replace the ear pads every few years, but otherwise, they’ve not skipped a beat. That said, I’d keep your expectations muted as to how effective they’ll be at reducing the sound of voices. ANC is really effective against consis

Still love my 8-year-old Bose QC 35 IIs; not really up on proper audiophile cans but I think for decent noise cancelling Sony and Bose are still the standouts

I love my Loops, but their intent is still to allow some hearing. My Bose QC35 II are really good, eapecially with music or something playing. Both together go extra well. Joke's on me though: tinnitus means my world is never fully silent.

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

The m4s don’t have the best ANC to begin with especially without music playing. I’ve noticed that they let a lot more mid and high range sounds in than when my older Bose qc 35 II. I’m always hoping they can release an update that makes it better, but I assume that will be on the m5s. They also func

Are you sure you didn't buy knockoffs? Do you have them set to the "aware" mode that only gives a bit of noise cancelling but still allows you to hold a conversation with other people? I had a pair of the QC 35 ii headphones that my toddler broke, and I replaced them with the new Bose Quietcomfort (

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

Get yourself a Bose QC35 II with a UflyMic adapter. Can double as nice noise cancelling headphones as well as your jump seat set easy peasy. Light and multi role setup. I used them all them time when I was both flying and traveling commercially

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