QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen)

For anyone interested to see how the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) compare against the new Sennheiser HDB 630 and against the Sony WH-1000XM6 with latest firmware, in terms of microphone voice call quality, then check out this comprehensive voice call quality comparison review.

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For those asking about how the microphone voice call quality is on the new Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen), check out my very comprehensive comparison review against Sony's latest WH-1000XM6 and against the Dell WL7024 Professional Headset and against the new Bose QC Ultra Earbuds (2nd

QC lineup is a try tested and true to Bose roots design. Even the current 2023 QuietComfort headphones are based on the design of the qc15, The very minimal changes at all since that model back in the early 2000s. The Ultra models Gen 1 or Gen 2 are plagued with problems. Unreliable touch controls,

I bought a pair of the Bose QC Ultra 2 headphones to replace my overly heavy AirPod Max. The Bose and the AirPods were roughly the same when it came to ANC. But the Bose sounded terrible. Music sounded compressed, like it was never truly quiet and distinct parts of the music were blurred over. While

Bose Quiet Comfort ULTRA. Ultra. Ultra. With the extra spend. I also love my AirPod Max's. They're a bit heavier but also nice. The Bose QCU are light and loud. Or put on the ANC and a 432Hz flow and you won't hear a kitten mewing beside you.

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If it means anything, I have the Bowers and Wilkins PX8 S2, and the Bose quietcomfort ultra 2, and the latter are better in both the sound and ANC department. The Bowers have better build quality. If I were to be taking a flight, the Bose would be coming with me

I've better luck with Bose QC buds (wired and wireless) and white noise in places like offices, not so much on planes. But thank you for reminding me I need to find a new noise app since mine went full subscription when I went to use it for the crying babies in my other comment. I've been wondering

I did something similar, but I bought the PX7 S3 and the new Bose QCU. I ended up returning both sadly after a week. The Bose sound quality was just bad, and the ANC was okay. The comfort was good though. The PX7 s3 sound amazing, but I couldn't get past the clamping force and wearing them with glas

So which Bluetooth anc headphones follow the curve all the way and not have any dropped off? I'm not sure. You'd have to research it. The Bose Quiet Comfort 45's do pretty good up to about 8k (follow the red and green lines), which is forgivable compared to Apple dropping the ball at 1k. The Bose QC