QuietComfort

After reading many posts from yall and just my inner self wanting to improve I made the move.

I’m wondering if yall have any tips or anything I should add to my minimalist new life!

If you’re interested these are what I have picked out.

It was kind of hard trying to find a flip phone that would w

I bought the Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones for $650 AUD less than a year ago because I have severe sensory issues due to having autism. I wear my headphones EVERYWHERE like they are required for me to live haha and of course when there is extremely loud music and a everyone is yelling and excit

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

I was already saving up over the summer for some good headphones and when I heard that Dandadan was collating with Bose, my wallets fate was sealed! I’ve had these for a week now and gotta say they’re worth every penny

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

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

This is my second set of ear cups on my quiet comfortable to die this way. The glue is not strong enough to hold up for even a year of being used daily at my desk while I work. I am starting to feel like part of there business model is having you pay for replacements of these ear cups for 45 dollars

This pair was a gift from my parents over 6 years ago. Since then they have functioned flawlessly despite my rough treatment- I wear these while mowing the lawn and while woodworking, and often get them covered in sawdust.

I've had to replace the earcups once due to degradation (a replacement pair

Told myself I wouldn't get the Gen 2, but could not resist at least checking them out. Still quite unsure whether or not to keep and replace my Gen 1. My very quick initial impressions:

• Gen 2 feel slightly softer and with even lower clamping force already straight out of the box (even though I had