Review on 🎧 Bose QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones - (No Longer Available) by Dmitriy Kingsley

This construction is made from lightweight plastic and metal with some leather. This is to help with portability and give them a slight sense of wholeness when you wear them. These headphones don't fold like my audio engineers do, but rotate 90 degrees and fit into the case made for them. That leaves bigger marks. The cable from the headphones to the audio source is proprietary, and while the word 'proprietary' is sometimes frowned upon, you'll be glad to know that you can actually replace the cable like a simple headband and earpads. Links to these replacements are below. There is a switch on the cable that controls the volume. It has nothing to do with noise cancellation at all. It connects to the headphones and snaps into place. A NOTICE. When disconnecting the cable from the headset, DO NOT pull the cable itself, you will shorten the life of the cable or possibly damage it if you do this too often. At the notch, remove the cable. ALWAYS CUT THE CABLE AT THE CUT, NOT THE CABLE ITSELF. To activate the noise canceling function, simply flip the switch and you will see the green LED light up. A NOTICE. If the green LED is flashing, it means the AAA battery needs to be replaced. It is located on the right earcup towards the top. QuietComfort 15 creates a feeling of pressure on the eardrum. Listeners who are sensitive to this effect can find it slightly annoying to unpleasant. Most members of the first group tend to forget this once they start listening to music or watching movies. Noise cancellation works best on quiet sounds like airplane engines, air conditioners running, subway noise, etc. You can hear people around you, but they'll be muffled. I can best describe it to you when you are underwater and listening to the sounds above the water. MUFFLED or DampenedSound Quality, I always test headphones with all genres of music, movies and playback for my entries on my channel here. The sound of these cans is good. The bass is well balanced, while the mids and highs work well but sound a bit thin. You distort in my experience if you crank the volume above 80% or higher. The best place for me was the volume level around 65-70%. It will sound clear and without distortion. Audio Leakage: Leakage is minimal when you turn the volume up to 75% and if others around you can hear it, but don't indicate where to ask you to turn it down. I recommend quiet places like libraries, which you might want to keep at a lower volume of around 60-65%. Pros: No amplifier required. The noise cancellation does its job flawlessly. can be found on Revain for iOS specific or regular use. 1 It is very comfortable to wear for a long time. The headband/ear pads on the cans can be swapped out and found cheap on Amazon. Things to note: No very low bass range when the battery dies, and neither does your music. Expensive for a discounted product.