Review on Bose QuietComfort 25 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones with 3.5mm Wired Connection for Apple Devices - Black by Pin Chun Lin ᠌

because it was necessary and I wanted to take advantage of the previous pricing, I purchased it. To the contrary, I do not have any regrets about making that purchase. The advantages of it include the following: sound of very high quality (I'm not much of a music fan, and I'm also aware that the quality of an MP3 is determined by the bitrate, not by the ears themselves) Really well-made and comfortable overall. The life of the battery is quite impressive (have not changed yet). Eliminates noise to an excellent degree. The iPhone version has been legalized with the top Nokia on Winfon, and while it is possible to pause and answer calls, the rest of the functions do not appear to be available. However, this is not an essential feature. By the way, if you hunt around on the western website of the corporation, you can find evidence of compatibility. Really nice cover. I went with black because white seemed dirty. Purchased for use in the office since, according to the law, it is common knowledge that any speech or text that is too distracting might inhibit productivity. Particularly when talking about any kind of waste. despite its advantages. The voices of Nasty Aunt are still audible in the office. They have not been eliminated entirely. You have to get your head around the fact that this is a noise reduction function, not a voice-daving tool. As a result of using these headphones, you will have a much better understanding of how loud the computers and ventilation are in your workplace, as both of these sounds will no longer be audible to you. The battery cover is stupid; I did not grasp how to close it right away, and now I am concerned that I may smash it. But if you play lively "continuous" music in the background, you will be able to completely silence the aunts without any difficulty and with only a moderately intense level of sound pressure. It is tough for me to listen to calm music in them because of the external aunts that crawl through, and the noise reduction can be felt more palpably, but this may be a matter of opinion. In general, Igor Rasteryaev should not be listened to, and Mozart and Tchaikovsky should also be avoided because they are not very good, despite the fact that I wish to. Even if it's simply at home or on the aircraft.